Had some great finds, like Phil Collins and Earth, Wind and Fire. I can't wait to go back and look…read morefor more.

Very nice stuff. Old and new things, big store. i found already a lot of nice stuff here, also the…read morepeople speak english, if you ask them. Found a very nice chair from the 60s.

From the owner: Welcome to Die Handelszone – a unique indoor flea market in Mainz-Kastel, just a short trip from…read moreWiesbaden and Mainz! Spread across 500 m², we offer a curated second-hand experience where locals rent shelves to sell vintage treasures, collectibles, vinyl records, books, decor, and curious one-of-a-kind finds. Every visit feels like a treasure hunt – with new items arriving daily. Whether you’re hunting for a retro gem, a piece of nostalgic German culture, or want to try a more sustainable way to shop, this is the place to explore. Want to sell your own items? No problem – rent a shelf, price your goods, and we take care of the rest. No need to be present – just drop off and earn. Friendly English-speaking staff, relaxed atmosphere, and a concept inspired by Scandinavian “second-hand shops with shelf rental.” A hidden gem for expats, collectors, and anyone who loves thrifting with character.

Few people are likely to find this little record shop by chance, being as it is tucked away off…read moreSachsenhausen's main thoroughfares. But In Between is well worth going out of your way for if you're a music nut of any description. Note that In Between only sells used records. It's a pleasant shop, but with that slightly chaotic element you would expect: Records and CDs in racks and boxes, with a pretty good selection of merchandise in all genres. Jazz is particularly well represented, especially on vinyl, and there's some good classical music here, too. Add to which rock, indie etc. You're bound to find something if you come with an open mind, even if things sometimes seem a little hard to find. The prices are OK; although some of the vinyl seems a bit expensive to me, it's on a par with the other shops in Frankfurt, and there really is scarcely any junk to wade through. Instead, there's a selection of some really quite unusual but excellent music. There are quite a few reasonably-priced DVDs to be had, too. There's a nice little reading and listening corner at the back of the shop, too.