Flea market Rotersand

Bremerhaven's largest and oldest flea market starts with new offers in the season. On the Rotensand, there will also be a special thematic focus in each of the more than 300 sales booths. With the streetcar café in the hall and some surprises for the visitors, the flea market is also to be appealing to guests who are looking for a nice destination: "We have a lot more to see here than in some museums," says Klaus Jochimsen View of the market hall and its numerous unsalable curiosities and treasures.

The flea market Rotersand also uses the parking areas of the E-Center market next door, which is owned by Jens Knauer Jochimsen for a long time, instead of the discounter car park. A lot has happened in the flea market hall itself: in autumn 2015, Jochimsen had received the last surviving Bremerhaven tram from BVV as a permanent loan. He also set up a small museum corner with memorabilia from the north German Lloyd. Klaus Jochimsen is planning a large-scale project for the construction of a fishing port with various exhibits.

Many theme days invite you to stroll and browse this year. Every Saturday and Sunday there is also the popular flea market breakfast for small money.