Berliner Großmarkt, Market hall and business center in Moabit, Berlin, Germany
Berliner Großmarkt is a large market hall and business center in Moabit that serves as the main distribution point for fresh produce, flowers, and food products across the region. Industrial buildings on the site handle the daily movement of goods from suppliers to restaurants, retailers, and food service operations.
The market opened in 1955 as a major wholesale center created during Berlin's postwar reconstruction. It has operated continuously as a central trading hub for food and flowers since its founding.
The market brings together growers, international suppliers, and food professionals who shape what appears on plates across the city. This daily exchange of goods and relationships builds the foundation of Berlin's food systems.
The market is located at Beusselstr. 44 and opens during early morning hours to serve business buyers and resellers. Visitors should arrive early and expect that transactions here involve wholesale quantities rather than small retail amounts.
A dedicated section of the hall focuses on flowers and plants, supplying both wholesale buyers and small market vendors with fresh blooms. This specialization makes it a key source for floral offerings across the city.
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