Markthalle Stuttgart

Opened in 1914, the Art Nouveau structure is full of food and vegetables and meats and cheeses and spices and flowers and silverware. It's almost overwhelming to find this much variety in a single space. The smell of fresh baked bread, glass counters in front of salads and freshly made sandwiches, pastries, there is a lot to see here.

If this is your first time, I suggest climbing the stairs and looking down from above. It will give you a better perspective of the layout so that you can explore properly.

I was already stuffed from the wine and sausage from the Weihnachtsmarkt so no purchases today. But lots of browsing. I'll need to come back to here. Surely there's a food tour that can help?

[Review 21257 overall - 261 in Germany - 222 of 2024.]

This is a great food hall in a centrally located part of the city. There are numerous food stands and you can find all kinds of items here.

I ended up buying some Italian nougat candy from one of the dessert stands. It tastes very authentic and the man who helped me was very nice.

Nice place for buying very nice food products. Great produce both fresh and dry. All kinds of deli type foods. Just all around a great place to shop for high end food.

Awesome place!!!! I was amazed by the variety of vendors and their selection! You can pretty much find food from all over Europe at the market. I would highly recommend to visit the Markthalle during your stay in Stuttgart and am sure you won't be disappointed.

Love this place! Lots of shopping and the downstairs marketplace was so nice with all goods on display. Worth a walk through for a bite to eat or pick up and go.

Love this market. It reminds me of San Fran Embarcadero market or pike market in Seattle. They sell all kinds of fresh food. From cheeses, meat, sausages, salamis, pork, steaks , lamb, vegetables, fruits, cakes, olives, liquorish candy, fresh fruit teas, nuts and dried fruits. They even have a several butchers inside, an oyster bar which also sells fresh fish, smoked fish and other seafood. They also have a fresh bakery inside but late during the day, the breads are all almost gone. It s simply located outside breuninger which is convenient after shopping. They also have wine shop and olive oil shop. Love the smell inside. Prices varied but it's worth as they're all fresh. Will definitely come back here again during our visit. A must stop when you're shopping in the heart of Stuttgart. Trust!!

Really cool place in the middle of Stuttgart. We enjoyed walking around, grabbing a coffee, and just generally enjoying the marketplace atmosphere.

The Stuttgarter Markthalle is located inside of a building surrounded by the wonderful Merz & Benzing store. There are a variety of small businesses that sell wine, chocolates, cheese, pasta, meats, fresh produce, coffee, tea, bread, pastries, herbs and spices, and other speciality food and gourmet items that are locally produced and from around the world. The market was originally built between 1911-1914 and has been renovated and restored several times. This is a wonderful place simply to stroll; to grab a quick lunch; or to buy a special ingredient for cooking at home. Also, there are several restaurants located at the market. www.markthalle-stuttgart.de www.merz-benzing.de

I love food markets. Have to go to them every time i visit a new (and old) city. This one is no exception. I've been here many times and still enjoy it every time again.

There are all kinds of great shops. Whatever the plan for dinner is, here you can find the ingredients. It's a bit prices but the quality and service is what makes it worth it.

Even if I'm not looking to buy anything I still love going here, getting a snack and checking out new stuff.

See for yourself!

Before I say anything about the general stuff, dude, there's a guy in here selling white truffles and black truffles. They smelled awesome. Not knowing the source, I declined the purchase but if I knew they were high quality and at the right price I would have bought a nugget...onward... I was looking for anything uniquely German, it can be fount but I seemed to have fount more uniquely Asian items here, particularly spices and fruits/vegetables. It's just a market! But I fount it to be not your everyday market. Germany made chocolates which were pretty good tasting but not the best I had, the eye-candy looks of the chocolate and display were better than the taste...from a brand called Hochland Kaffee. Saw some vegetables I have never seen before. Saw the aged beef section which made me want a cut and cook it up, too bad my hotel had no stove in the room. Saw everything from your basics of cheese and fish. Saw stuff in cans and bottle not in English I had no idea what they were and no it wasn't in German either, though some were in German only also. It's an indoor market worth checking out. I'm sure one could find familiar stuff and stuff that one isn't acquainted with that will make your face shift to weird a position.

Big place.