Südermarkt

Südermarkt Flensburg – Historischer Marktplatz im Herzen der Altstadt

The Südermarkt in Flensburg is one of the oldest and most significant squares in the harbor city. Its history dates back to the 13th century. Located in the midst of the historic old town, the market square is characterized by impressive historic gable houses and the imposing St. Nikolai Church.
Especially lively is the Südermarkt on market days: Every Wednesday and Saturday, the historic square transforms into a popular weekly market. Regional vendors offer fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, baked goods, and other products from the region. Here, locals and visitors meet to shop, enjoy, and chat.
Architectural highlights include the historic merchant house Südermarkt 12 from around 1490, which is considered the oldest preserved secular building in Flensburg. From the Südermarkt, it is also easy to explore the shopping streets Holm and Große Straße, as well as the picturesque Rote Straße with its historic merchant courtyards.
Opening hours: The Südermarkt is a public square accessible year-round, around the clock. The weekly market takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. On holidays, market times may vary.
Accessibility: The square is publicly accessible. The accessibility of individual areas may vary due to different surfaces and height differences. For people with mobility impairments, it is advisable to individually check the paths on site.
Address: Südermarkt, 24937 Flensburg
An ideal starting point to discover the historic old town of Flensburg, its attractions, and the vibrant city life by the Flensburg Fjord.