Farmers' market , Bauernmarkt / Erzeugermarkt Konstablerwache, Frankfurt, Germany
Bauernmarkt Konstablerwache or The Erzeugermarkt (Producers’ Market) at Konstablerwache in downtown Frankfurt has been one of Frankfurt’s most popular institutions for many years. The place is very crowded and lively, mostly with locals enjoying their Apvelwein and Beer ; and yet not touristy.The mirth and the laughter and the loud conversations creates a jovial atmosphere.
With some 52 stalls, it is the city’s biggest farmers’ market. The market also features a large number of organic-food stalls and produce grown at Demeter farms. Held every Thursday and Saturday, the market attracts visitors from all across Frankfurt and beyond. Here, they have the chance, for example, to try homemade apple wine from the nearby Wetterau, Odenwald and Spessart regions. One also finds a range of old, hard-to-find apple and pear varieties, which are mostly unknown nowadays, even to die-hard locals.
The bulk Cash-only and fluent only in German, the Altstadt area begins to fill with patrons by 0800 hrs. Erzeugermarkt Konstablerwache offers everything from Lamb Skins or Riesling to handmade Sausages, Cheese and Pastry at prices that are much lower than other stands, shops or restaurants throughout the city. You can feast on Currywurst intensely spiced but superb in taste ; Pastries with their Caramelized Hazelnut Braid, then with soft and springy Doughnuts ; Vogelsberger Holzofenbrot’s Berliner, the Bee Sting Cake shellacked in Almonds as well as buttery Pie Crust brushed with Custard and topped with poached Rhubarb juxtaposing big chunks of Brown Sugar Streusel. Stroll farther down and choose your Made-to-order Waffles ; the handmade Brat and Rindwurst from Bio-Bauernhof Wingenfeld ; Maja's Backwaren with the best Pretzel found in Frankfurt for just 1€.
Performing equally well with Marble Cake, the Crumb course but moist with Butter, the Poppy Seed Danish called Verschiedene Kaffeestückchen is delicious and managable for one while Donauwelle weighing almost half a kilogram more than justified its 4€ price by eating something like a Cream Cheese Brownie dialed up by Sour Cherries.
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Frankfurt Street Food - Konstablerwache Markt - 8 specialities to try in Frankfurt
You can surely eat a lot of German Street Food at Konstablerwache Bauernmarkt. With over 50 different vendors this food market is apparently the biggest market in the whole Hesse and there is certainly plenty to eat! Is as old as I am! You will find here farmers, winemakers, gardeners, bakers, cheesemakers, fish farmers, beekeepers and butchers.
Address: Konstablerwache, 60313 Frankfurt am Main
Opening hours:
Thursday: 10:00–20:00
Saturday: 08:00–17:00
FOOD WE HAVE TRIED:
1. Gebratenes Forellenfilet mit Kartoffelsalat - Fried trout with potato salad
2. Kartoffelwurst - Potato Sausage
3. Süßer - Not apple wine yet :)
4. Edelpilzpfanne mit Reis - Gems with Rice
5. Kartoffelpuffer mit Grüner Soße - Potato Pancakes with Green Sauce
6. Zwiebelschnitzel mit Brötchen - Schnitzel with a bread roll
7. Mürbeteig Plätzchen mit Marmelade - Shortcrust cookies with Strawberry Jam
8. Donauwelle
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Farmer Market Konstablerwache (Outdoor Grocery Shopping) - Frankfurt, Germany (Frankfurt am Main)
As I always suggest to my friends and followers, the best way to know about a city/town and learn its culture is by taking local transportation, walk around local streets, try the street food and drinks, go to the local public farmer's market. Coz that's best way to see how the locals live their lives.
If you are visiting the heart of Frankfurt's city centre, be sure to check out it's farmer market (outdoor), Bauernmarkt Konstablerwache. As far as I remember what my private tour guide told me, the farmer's market opens weekly on Thursdays and Saturdays. In case you wonder how on earth I would remember the business hours, this is because 1) I am a good listener and 2) I just find it interesting that you setup the tents and everything for farmer's market, that you would take it down on Thursday night, skip the Friday and then set it all up on Saturday again. For me, with all that effort, it makes more sense to open on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, coz it's more efficient and worthwhile to set up all the tents. Anyhow, it is what it is and I am sure the vendors and the City of Frankfurt have their own reasoning. And funny or not, that's how I remember that they only open on Thursdays and Saturdays.
This public market has everything, flowers, meat, vegetables, beverages, cooked food, everything is so fresh and very reasonably priced. Our private tour guide told us that this was the season for mushrooms (month of September). There were a large variety of different types of mushrooms.
Additionally, I have never seen so many types of apples available for sale. In Canada, we just go to the supermarket and just find apples, coz the chances are, there are usually max of 2 or 3 different types of apples. That's different in Frankfurt, from a glance, there are at least 10+ types of apples.
We were told the apple wine and freshly squeezed apple juices are delicious here. If you like, you can even purchase a bottle of it. I had a glass and it was delicious. The richness from the apple juice and it's not bitter or sour at all, it was just perfect!
Bauernmarkt Konstablerwache
Website: erzeugermarkt-konstablerwache.de/2017
Konstablerwache, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Phone: +49 69 06082878
A Saturday at the Konstablerwache Market in Frankfurt, Germany
Shot on Sony a6500 with Sony 18-105mm G OSS Zoom. Edited in FCPX and Color Graded with ColorFinale Pro and FilmConvertPro2. Shot on 25 February 2017 at the Saturday Market at Constablerwache in Frankfurt, Germany.
Music by Jo Brunenberg & Huib Hölzken (Duet on Accordion). Original recording from Jo Brunenberg's YouTube channel:
Farmer Market Konstablerwache (Outdoor) – Frankfurt, Germany (Frankfurt am Main)
As I always suggest to my friends and followers, the best way to know about a city/town and learn its culture is by taking local transportation, walk around local streets, try the street food and drinks, go to the local public farmer's market. Coz that's best way to see how the locals live their lives.
If you are visiting the heart of Frankfurt's city centre, be sure to check out it's farmer market (outdoor), Bauernmarkt Konstablerwache. As far as I remember what my private tour guide told me, the farmer's market opens weekly on Thursdays and Saturdays. In case you wonder how on earth I would remember the business hours, this is because 1) I am a good listener and 2) I just find it interesting that you setup the tents and everything for farmer's market, that you would take it down on Thursday night, skip the Friday and then set it all up on Saturday again. For me, with all that effort, it makes more sense to open on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, coz it's more efficient and worthwhile to set up all the tents. Anyhow, it is what it is and I am sure the vendors and the City of Frankfurt have their own reasoning. And funny or not, that's how I remember that they only open on Thursdays and Saturdays.
This public market has everything, flowers, meat, vegetables, beverages, cooked food, everything is so fresh and very reasonably priced. Our private tour guide told us that this was the season for mushrooms (month of September). There were a large variety of different types of mushrooms.
Additionally, I have never seen so many types of apples available for sale. In Canada, we just go to the supermarket and just find apples, coz the chances are, there are usually max of 2 or 3 different types of apples. That's different in Frankfurt, from a glance, there are at least 10+ types of apples.
We were told the apple wine and freshly squeezed apple juices are delicious here. If you like, you can even purchase a bottle of it. I had a glass and it was delicious. The richness from the apple juice and it's not bitter or sour at all, it was just perfect!
Bauernmarkt Konstablerwache
Website: erzeugermarkt-konstablerwache.de/2017
Konstablerwache, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Phone: +49 69 06082878
Erzeugermarkt auf der Konstablerwache
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Pazari i gjelber ne Franklfurt (Çmimet) - Wochenmarkt Frankfurt am Main - 27.03.2019
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Frankfurt Main - Bauernmarkt auf der Konstabler Wache am Faschingssamstag
Frankfurt: Im Schlaraffenland in der Kleinmarkthalle. In cockaigne in the small market hall
Frankfurt: Im Schlaraffenland in der Kleinmarkthalle in Frankfurt. In cockaigne in the small market hall.
Fleisch, Wurst, Schinken, Zunge, Leber, Nieren, Kutteln, Käse, Backwaren, Gemüse, Blumen, Fisch, Süßigkeiten, Meat, sausage, ham, tongue, liver, kidneys, tripe, Bakery products, cheese, vegetables, flowers, fish, sweets.
Die Kleinmarkthalle ist eine Markthalle in der Altstadt von Frankfurt am Main. An Werktagen werden von 63 Händlern in 156 Marktständen auf ungefähr 1.500 Quadratmetern Fläche alle Arten von frischen Lebensmitteln, aber auch Blumen und Sämereien angeboten. Neben regionalen Spezialitäten, wie zum Beispiel die Grüne Soße, werden heute auch importierte Lebensmittel verkauft. Ebenso werden von einigen Händlern Imbiss-Stände in der Halle betrieben. Dies macht die Kleinmarkthalle zu einem Einzelhandelszentrum mit Bedeutung für die ganze Region Rhein-Main.
In der Altstadt wohnten und arbeiteten die Handwerker nach Zünften getrennt, wo zum Beispiel die Metzger in ihren Schirnen Fleisch und Würste verkauften.
Die alte Markthalle war eine verglaste Eisenkonstruktion in Form einer dreischiffigen basilikalen Halle von 117 Metern Länge, 34 Metern Breite und 22 Metern Höhe. Lediglich die vier symmetrischen Eckrisalite waren massiv in Werkstein ausgeführt. Die Verkaufsfläche im Erdgeschoss umfasste 4.000 Quadratmeter mit 354 Verkaufsständen, 114 weitere Stände fanden auf einer 6 Meter breiten umlaufenden Galerie Platz. Die Markthalle erfreute sich bald großer Beliebtheit bei den Bürgern. Friedrich Stoltze schrieb dazu: „Gemieß, Kardoffel und was noch all, des kriecht mer hier in dere Hall. Und owwe uff der Galerie, da möpselts nach Fromaasch de Brie.“
Bis zur Eröffnung der Großmarkthalle 1928 diente die Markthalle auch dem Großhandel. Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde eigens eine Straßenbahnlinie zwischen dem bevorzugten bürgerlichen Wohngebiet im Westend und der Fahrgasse eingerichtet. Sie wurde im Volksmund auch als „Dienstmädchenlinie“ bezeichnet.
1929 wurde die Halle umgebaut, ihre Fassade begradigt. Im März 1944 wurde die Kleinmarkthalle bei den schweren Bombenangriffen auf Frankfurt zerstört, ihre Überreste nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg abgetragen. Der Wiederaufbau erfolgte 1954 unter großer Anteilnahme der Bevölkerung, aber nicht am gleichen Ort, sondern etwa 200 Meter südwestlich des alten Standortes, zwischen Hasengasse und Liebfrauenberg.
The Kleinmarkthalle is a market hall in the old town of Frankfurt am Main. On working days, from 63 retailers in 156 market stalls, all kinds of fresh food, but also flowers and seeds, are offered on approximately 1,500 square meters of space. In addition to regional specialties, such as the green sauce, imported food is also sold today. Likewise, some retailers are running snack stalls in the hall. This makes the Kleinmarkthalle a retail center with significance for the entire Rhine-Main region.
Originally in Frankfurt, as in other cities, fresh produce was brought into the city by local farmers and sold on public marketplaces. Numerous traditional street names and places point out, for example the Weckmarkt, the corn market, the chicken market and the horse market. In the Old Town, the artisans lived and worked separately according to guilds, where, for example, the butchers sold meat and sausages in their dishes.
In the 19th century, the increased demands on hygiene requirements arose from a regulation of market operation. In 1871 the magistrate decided to build an urban market hall on the premises between Fahrgasse and Hasengasse. It was built between 1877 and 1879 in the then modern style of the Neo-Renaissance under the direction of Stadtbaurat Behnke by J. S. Friesohn.
The old market hall was a glazed iron construction in the form of a three-nave basilical hall of 117 meters in length, 34 meters in width and 22 meters in height. Only the four symmetrical corner risers were massively executed in stone. The sales area on the ground floor included 4,000 square meters with 354 sales stands, 114 other stands were placed on a 6 meter wide circulating gallery. The market hall soon enjoyed great popularity among its citizens. Friedrich Stoltz wrote:
To drink, to drink, and what else, that creeps here in the Hall. And owwe uff of the gallery, since möpselts to Fromaash de Brie.
Until the opening of the wholesale market hall in 1928, the market hall also served the wholesale trade. At the beginning of the 20th century a tram line was established between the preferred bourgeois residential area in the Westend and the lane. In the Volksmund, it was also referred to as the maid service line.
In 1929 the hall was rebuilt, its façade straightened. In March 1944 the small market hall was destroyed during the heavy bomb attacks on Frankfurt, their remains after the Second World War were removed.
Quelle source: Wkipedia
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