Elbeflohmarkt

The Elbe flea market on the banks of the Elbe in Dresden invites you to browse, trade and stroll every Saturday! As one of the best-known flea markets in Saxony, it is one of the best weekend excursion tips. The flea market below the Albert Bridge - directly on the Elbe - offers a large selection of antiques, rarities, unique goods and a gastronomic and cultural offer. There are both private sellers and professional dealers with a wide range of goods on site and you can find everything from household goods, second-hand clothing and collectibles to treasures from the GDR era.

ANYONE CAN TAKE PART 🙂

The Elbe flea market takes place from the end of January to the end of November every Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm; stall set-up from 7 am. Anyone can take part! Our friendly staff will show you the way. Please use the dealer entrance from the Terrassenufer! The traders' vehicles must be unloaded by 9.00 a.m. at the latest and then leave the flea market site. We would be delighted if you could register in advance via this link, but spontaneous traders are also very welcome.

You are welcome to leave your trailer at your stand and set up tents or umbrellas up to 3 meters deep as sun or rain protection! A wide range of catering and WCs on site. For visitors and traders, we recommend the large free parking lot on the other side of the Elbe on Wigardstraße (next to the State Chancellery) or the streetcar lines 6 and 13, stop Güntzplatz, from there it is only 100 meters to the Elbe flea market.

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Market hours: 9 am to 3 pm
Set-up: from 7 am to 8.30 am

Parking: free parking on the other side of the Elbe on Wigardstraße (next to the State Chancellery - maximum entry height 2.20 meters)
Cars may drive onto the square for loading and unloading

Stand fee: 1-2m - 20€, each additional meter + 10€, maximum stand length 30m

New from 2026: Pitches directly on the stone wall in the shade!

Important information:
- Visitors please use public transportation
- TOI® toilet cubicles are available
- Dogs must be kept on a lead