Trash and/or treasure awaits at the Frankfurt Flea Market. The market alternates between the…read moreMainufer and Osthafenplatz areas every Saturday morning from 8:00am until 2:00pm. It has a fair amount of stands which is good because you'll have to scrounge to find something worthwhile. However, like any flea market, if you look close enough you'll be able to score some clever or kitschy items for yourself or as non-typical souvenirs for your friends. Top Three Highlights: 1.) Riverside location offers pleasant strolls 2.) Street vendor foods = guilty pleasure 3.) Easily accessible by public transit (Strassenbahn 12,15,16, & 20)

Good choice of items. Maybe a bit hard to park. Enjoyed it very much. I found a variety of…read moretreasures here.

TEDi stores are similar to our Dollar Generals, so don't expect fancy, high quality items! This…read moreTEDi is located in the Sachsenhausen area of Frankfurt. I was familiar with the store chain from other cities in Germany, so I dragged my friend there as we perused the cute neighborhood! Anyone who knows me would not be surprised that I was bargain-shopping, even on vacation! Since it was chilly outside, they had several stands in front of the store with hats and gloves. Inside is a fun paradise for frugal shoppers. Several aisles full of everyday items, including hair products, cooking supplies and knickknacks. They had a great Christmas section with cute candles and decorations. I did not see anything I couldn't live without in America, but I would definitely be a regular shopper if I lived in Frankfurt. Clean, bright store and low prices!

What a sorry excuse for a department store. Kaufhof used to be a Grand Magasin! The other day we…read morewanted to get some gourmet groceries. But no such department. Really not a great representative of the chain.

From the owner: Bei Wicky findest Du ein handverlesenes Sortiment an Modeaccessoires, Homedeko und allem was das…read moreLeben schöner macht!