FAQ

The hall is generally open from Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. From Tuesday to Thursday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. there is our small market with everything for daily needs. Friday 12-6pm and Saturday 10am-6pm we hold our big market.

The opening hours of the individual vendors may vary, you can find them in the respective profile.

Monday-Saturday there is a gastronomic offer from 11.30am-6pm. Kaffee 9 is open Monday-Saturday from 7.30am-6pm, Saturday from 8.30am-6pm and Sunday from 10am-4pm.

Street Food Thursday takes place every Thursday from 5pm-10pm. You can find the dates for special events and Sunday markets in our calendar.

No, this is not permitted, particularly for fire safety reasons. Please lock your bike in the designated areas in front of the Markthalle or take the short diversions around the hall. Thank you!

Only very limited. There are loading zones for our vendors in front of the Markthalle. To ensure traffic safety on Eisenbahnstraße and Pücklerstraße, please refrain from parking in the loading zones or in the second row. There are several private parking spaces on Köpenicker Straße that are within easy walking distance.

Unfortunately not. We are a food market and are therefore legally obliged for reasons of hygiene (in accordance with European Regulation (EC) No 852/2004) to prevent pets from having access to the areas where food is produced, prepared, stored and sold. An exception applies to guide dogs.

Yes, the entrance to the hall is at ground level. There is also a wheelchair-accessible WC. However, some areas are only accessible via ramps, such as the Restaurant "Marktlokal", the "Kantine Zukunft" or Kaffee 9.

Yes, we are happy to receive enquiries. Whether it's a market dinner, our your own street food court, receptions or panel talks. We have something for you.

Yes, we do. You'll find more information here.

It is best to contact our maintenance team directly at hausmeister@markthalleneun.de. If your lost item has been handed in, they will get in touch with you.

If you would like to rent a stand, you are welcome to fill out our application form.

The food and produce offered in markets is often fresher and of higher quality. In addition, artisan businesses often produce on a smaller scale compared to large food chains. The lower production volume can lead to higher production costs, which affect the final price. Supermarkets often buy food in bulk, which can lead to lower purchase prices. Our suppliers may not have the same bargaining power to get similarly low wholesale prices. If you have any questions about pricing, you can get in direct contact with local producers, farmers and traders in the Markthalle. You will receive background information on the goods on offer and can ask questions. You can find out more about the people at Markthalle Neun here. By following this link, you can find out more about the concept behind Markthalle Neun.