The third Saturday of every month is a very special day for lovers of art and bric-a-brac, because that’s when the street “Am Parkfeld” in Biebrich turns into a huge flea market where useful items, works of art, and the occasional quirky rarity find new owners. If you’d like to part with ceramics, books, paintings, or clothing and sell them, this is also the right place for you. 

Next date: October 17 (last flea market of the year)
Where: Am Parkfeld in Wiesbaden-Biebrich

Giving things a new lease on life, recycling with love, haggling, rummaging, strolling, feasting, and buying and selling this and that over the folding table: The flea market is an integral part of the Schlachthof universe, sending a cheerful message against the throwaway society and in favor of the social cycle of things. This pop-up secondhand paradise is flanked by food trucks and the imaginative program from KULTUR im PARK. 

Next date: Saturday, October
3 Where: Kulturpark am Schlachthof

This market is sure to make any flea market lover’s heart beat faster! For over ten years now, it has been known far beyond the borders of Hesse and, month after month, attracts collectors and bargain hunters from the Netherlands, Belgium, France, all over Germany, and, of course, Wiesbaden.

Next date: -
Where: Äppelallee 69

• At the “Fast wie neu” (opens in a new tab) secondhand store, you can browse a truly wide selection of items—from furniture and electronics to clothing and books. Do you have something to donate? Donations are accepted Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.   

• When you walk into Second Hand Rosi (opens in a new tab) on Grabenstraße, you’ll seriously wonder why you’ve spent so much money on new clothes up until now. Great quality at fair prices! With an online store. 
• At the lovingly run DELANO’s lifestyle & second hand (opens in a new tab) on Webergasse, you’ll find well-maintained clothing, shoes, bags—some of them brand-name items—and everything looks like new!
• At Courage (opens in a new tab) on Neugasse, luxury labels and second-hand designer fashion await you.
       

• A 60-square-meter bookstore in the multicultural neighborhood of Michelsberg: At Zweitbuch, (opens in a new tab) you’ll find a wide selection of books at affordable prices. 
• The Wiederspahn Antiquarian Bookshop (opens in a new tab) on Webergasse is a little treasure trove of antiquarian books—well-organized, great prices, and friendly, helpful staff!
• At the Bücherbasar Kastel, (opens in a new tab) a uniquely large selection of used books, records, and other media awaits you across 350 square meters. The selection includes classic and modern literature, fiction, crime novels, and children’s books, as well as non-fiction, art and illustrated books, audiobooks, cookbooks, academic literature, and encyclopedias—plus plenty of DVDs, CDs, records, comics, and games.
• You can drop off books you’ve finished reading and find new ones at the two book exchange stations at Villa Clementine (opens in a new tab): in the Blue Salon and in the villa’s garden. The garden is open during the day, and you can browse in the Blue Salon during events and on Open Saturdays and Sundays (opens in a new tab) between 1:00 PM and 6:00 PM.