Markthalle X , Moabiter Markthalle
Markthalle X , Moabiter Markthalle, Market hall and architectural monument in Moabit, Germany
The Markthalle X features iron construction elements with ten sales corridors connected by a central twelve-meter-wide passage spanning through the building.
Hermann Blankenstein designed this market hall, which opened in 1891 as the tenth of fourteen covered market halls built to replace open-air markets in Berlin.
The market hall brings together multiple food vendors offering German, Italian, and international cuisines, along with regular community gatherings and events.
Visitors can explore various dining options from Tuesday to Saturday, with restaurants such as Der Fischladen operating between 12:00 and 22:00.
The building contains a specialized art installation called Gebetomat that plays over 330 prayers in more than 65 different languages.
Location: Bezirk Mitte von Berlin
Inception: 1890
Architects: Hermann Blankenstein
Address: Arminiusstraße 2, Berlin
GPS coordinates: 52.52780,13.33860
Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:35
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