Fishmarkt in Altona

On the banks of the River Elbe, the port is situated the most famous market of Hamburg , which has more than 300 years. Even in the 17th century in the Altona district began to settle fishermen and craftsmen, so the market here was just necessary. The first took place on a brisk trade in this place in 1702, when traders got permission from the city authorities. Since then, the tradition of the market works early in the morning from 5:00 am, and in the winter - from 7:00 until 9:30 on Sundays, before the service in the church.

Fischmarkt appreciated for its uniqueness and unusual atmosphere. News items sold very loud and very talented. Even if you are not going to buy anything, you still walk away with shopping. Merchants arrange for buyers the whole show, so get a taste of this Hanseatic Hamburg can only here. By the way, on the shelves laid out a wide range of products: all kinds of fish and seafood, fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, live poultry, all in large quantities. As for prices, they are much lower than in local stores, and one hour before closing goods released for almost nothing.

To market can be reached by metro line U-Bahn, station called «Landungsbrücken», then you have to pass a little walk along the waterfront, focusing on the port.