Berlin Market Hall Clock: Which Old Hall Is Open When You Are Free
Pick the day you are in Berlin and a time, and see which of the four old market halls that still sell food is open, what is happening inside, and where all fourteen halls of the 1880s stood. Add two or three to plan one afternoon.
Pick your day, see which hall is worth the trip.
Choose a date and a time of day.
What the tool shows
Berlin opened fourteen covered market halls between 1886 and 1892. Four still sell food: Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg, the Arminiusmarkthalle in Moabit, the Marheineke Markthalle in the Bergmannkiez and the Ackerhalle in Mitte, which is now a supermarket. Their doors, market stalls and kitchens keep different hours, and all four close on Sundays and Berlin public holidays.
How to use it
Pick the day you are in Berlin and a time of day. The strip shows each hall's doors, market hours and evening food events, with a red line at your time.
Each card says what is actually happening inside at that hour, and the dark bar gives my pick for the trip.
Tap Add to my day on two or three halls to put them in an order that works, with the total time.
Tap a numeral on the map to read what happened to each of the fourteen halls.
Where the facts come from
Opening hours come from the websites of Markthalle Neun, the Arminiusmarkthalle and the Marheineke Markthalle and from berlin.de for the Ackerhalle, checked on 11 November 2026. Single counters keep their own hours. The history of the fourteen halls follows the Markthalle Neun history pages and the published lists of Berlin's municipal market halls; hall positions follow the 1896 city plans. Map data from OpenStreetMap contributors.