If you like farmer's markets, this is one I can recommend. It's one of the biggest in the country,…read moreand very crowded, especially when the sun is shining. On such nice days, I can also recommend walking into town to grab a beer, unless of course you need to drive ;-) The Parking is right under the market, when you drive into Enschede from the east on the Gronausestraat (as many, many Germans do every weekend) you just stay on that road and it basically ends at the entrance to the parking structure. You get up the stairs/elevator, and you're in the middle of the market place. It's perfect! Coming from the west, it's not quite as simple, but still not that hard either. If you don't speak dutch, don't worry. The sellers all speak German because they're their best customers, and most people speak english as well. On a sunny saturday, good place to go!

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Wunderbar! Perfekt! Wochenmarkt Münster is a crown jewel of Münster providing a unparalleled…read moreshopping experience to locals and visitors alike. From local poultry, cured meats and cheeses to prepared foods, fresh baked breads, flowers and everything in between, Wochenmarkt is a mecca for shoppers. Every Wednesday and Saturday the sleepy courtyard in front of the cathedral comes alive with vendors and shoppers offering an experience that is truly unique and European. It is tough to know where to start when speaking of this market. As cliche as it sounds you truly have to see it to believe it. A wide array of items are available at this market from prepared meals, meats and produce to flowers, leather goods, herbs, spices and more. From truly affordable to necessary luxuries this market offers everything and everything. Be sure to check out the pictures and do yourself the real honor of visiting in person!

One of the reasons why you'd have to enjoy Münster: The…read moreweekly market on Domplatz is so big and varied that you could easily spend a whole day there - if only it lasted a little longer than just 13h (?). (It's on twice a week: on Wednesdays and Saturdays) You can find loads of different things/groceries there ranging from (organic) veg and fruit over meat and fish (e.g. Dutch Matjes) to honey and sweets. Also there are some stalls selling pieces of hand-made jewellery, woollen goods and other little creative things. It can expensive alright but it's worth the experience. Everybody's really friendly and always willing to let you try bits and pieces. A further plus are the few stalls selling hot meals, too. So stuff like Chinese food, fish & chips, potato pancakes and cakes won't have you starving at all.