Mauerpark

★ 4.5 (24,893)Free

Mauerpark occupies land that once formed part of the Berlin Wall's death strip, a history now largely obscured by its current life as one of the city's most popular weekend gathering spots. The Sunday flea market draws crowds for vintage finds and street food, while the amphitheater's open-air karaoke has become a beloved Berlin institution in its own right. Its high must-see and trendy scores reflect a park valued as much for its events and atmosphere as for its greenery.

✨ Reasons to go

1The park sits on former death strip land that once ran along the Berlin Wall
2The amphitheater hosts a long-running open-air public karaoke session that has become a Berlin institution
3The Sunday flea market fills the park with vintage stalls and street food vendors

💡 Good to know

1Go on a Sunday for the flea market and karaoke, since it's a completely different park on other days
2it's free to enter, though market stalls and food cost extra
3arrive early on Sundays, as it gets very crowded by midday

⏱️ Typical visit

1h30

🚶 Walking intensity

Active — lots of walking

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Address

Bernauer Str. 63, 13355 Berlin, Germany · MitteGoogle Apple

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Best season

Summer

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Booking

Walk-in

What people say

"Go on Sunday when the flea market is set up. There are so many shops and stalls with cool things to buy. Even just looking is a lot of fun. Grab a beer at one of the vendors inside to make the purchases that more appealing. The rest of the park is actually very nice to walk through too. They have a garden area with some beehives which was really cool to see. When we went, there was a comedian street performer who was performing a show in the Stone amphitheater."

— Ryan Janelli

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