Krautergersheim Flea Market De Kruterischer Grembel Marik

More than 2 kilometers of stalls throughout the village

The De Kruterischer Grembel Marik Flea Market is undoubtedly one of the most impressive bargain-hunting events in the Bas-Rhin. With its more than 2 kilometers of stalls spread across multiple streets of the village, it offers bargain hunters an exceptional playground. Stands line up along rue des Primevères, rue des Muguets, rue des Violettes, rue des Peupliers, rue du Stade, rue des Saules, rue de l'Artisanat and rue de l'Amitié, not to mention the large Espace Loisirs parking lot. Exhibitors, both private and professional, offer an extraordinary variety of items: antiques, second-hand goods, old dishware, vintage clothing, toys, old books, vinyl records, trinkets, postcards, tools, and small furniture.

Krautergersheim, the Alsatian capital of sauerkraut

Krautergersheim, a small commune of about 1,800 inhabitants located in the heart of the Alsatian plain, is known as the Alsatian capital of sauerkraut. Its very name comes from the Alsatian word Kraut, meaning "cabbage". Surrounded by vast fields of sauerkraut cabbage, the commune has perpetuated for centuries the tradition of growing and processing cabbage, an activity that has shaped its identity and landscape. The village retains a charming rural Alsatian heritage with its half-timbered houses, its church, and its picturesque streets. The flea market, whose name literally means "Krautergersheim flea market" in Alsatian, is a traditional event that attracts bargain hunters and curious visitors from all over the region.

A friendly and gourmet event

Beyond bargain hunting, the Krautergersheim flea market is a true moment of sharing and conviviality. A refreshment stand and light food service are set up on site throughout the day to allow visitors to take a gourmet break. Alsatian specialties are often featured: tarte flambée, grilled sausages, pretzels, and refreshments. The event attracts thousands of visitors from all over the Bas-Rhin and beyond, enjoying the festive atmosphere and Alsatian hospitality.