Kleinmarkthalle Frankfurt Germany 4/13/2019
The famous market in the old town of Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
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Kleinmarkthalle Frankfurt Germany - Feb. 2017 short visit - Sony RX10, one of my first test videos - dont judge me too hard, im not a professional video guy... This is the place in Frankfurt if you like international quality food, fruits and also traditional Frankfurt stuff like Grüne Soße Fleischwurst Rindswurst Frankfurter Würstchen and many other tasty things. A nice place worth a visit
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Die Kleinmarkthalle in Frankfurt: Hessens Tor zur Welt
Traditionelle Marktatmosphäre und dazu eine Menge an internationaler Spezialitäten: Das gibt es in der Kleinmarkthalle in Frankfurt. Wer Lebensmittel sucht, die im Supermarkt als eher ungewöhnlich gelten, wird hier sicher fündig! Die Kleinmarkthalle muss ein Hesse einfach lieben!
Traditional Frankfurt Food Kleinmarkthalle - 3 dishes to try in Frankfurt Market Hall
If you are a food lover you will have to visit a Frankfurt Kleinmarkthalle! It is a little tricky to try Traditional Frankfurt food in Kleinmarkthalle because is is so much German and international food! Also some of the dishes that look like traditional Frankfurt dishes, are prepared in other, not traditional way. If you want to ensure that you try authentic Frankfurt cuisine in the Frankfurt Market Hall please watch this video!
Kleinmarkthalle
Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
Open: Mon - Fri 8am - 6pm
Sat 8am - 4pm
Places we recommend:
1. Schwälmer Hausfrauenkost: Rindswurst mit Kartoffelsalat (6,50€)
2. Oberhessische Wurrstspäzialitäten: Grüne Soße mit Eiern - Frankfurt Green Sauce with Eggs (7,90€) or Grüße Soße mit Schnitzel/Frankfurt Green Sauce with Schnitzel (8,90€)
3. Oberhessische Wurrstspäzialitäten: Handkäse mit Musik (1,90€)
4. Metzgerei Ullmann: Handkäse mit Musik + please add vinegar!!!
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Kleinmarkthalle (Indoor Market Hall) – Frankfurt, Germany (Frankfurt am Main)
Then, we walked to a susage vendor for sasuage tasting. Our prviate tour guide explained to us the different types of sausages and how they taste, the texture, how they were made and which type is only available in Frankfurt. He told us that “Frankfurter Würstchen“ is only available in Frankfurt, so it was a MUST-TRY! Frankfurter Würstchen is a thin parboiled sausage made of pure pork in a casing of sheep’s intestine. The special taste is acquired by a special method of low temperature smoking.
As many peeps may know, sausage is a huge part of German cuisine, it comes in different variety and meat types. In North America, our beef or chicken hotdogs are hold by hotdog buns and we stuffed our hotdogs with all the different toppings from onions, relish, mushrooms, sweet corn, bacon bits and finished with ketchup, mustard or perhaps mayo. From this Germany trip, I learned that Germans prefer their hotdogs in a more simplistic way. They either consume the sausage straight up with no buns or have a mini kaiser and hold onto a long sausage. They pretty much prefer the sausage longer than its bun. And no toppings, just simple mustard and that`s about it. Nice and simple. And I actually like it that way as well, less toppings means I get to smell and taste the sausage better without the toppings altering the original taste of the meat.
Kleinmarkthalle
Website: kleinmarkthalle.de
Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Phone: +49 69 21233696
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Kleinmarkthalle & Markt Stubb (Frankfurt, Germany)
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Kleinmarkthalle (Indoor Market Hall) – Frankfurt, Germany (Frankfurt am Main)
If you love fresh produce and love grocery shopping, you can either check out the outdoor farmer’s market (see my MoVernie BLOG here) or check out a big indoor market hall called “Kleinmarkthalle”. Based on the INFO from the Frankfurt Tourism, it says on its webpage that “Kleinmarkthalle is a 1,500-sq/m indoor market hall, a culinary paradise beyond compare.” And I am 100% agree with its description.
Our friendly private tour guide gave us a brief introduction about Kleinmarkthalle. It has 2 floors with vendors selling cheese, sausages, vegetables, meat, seafood and more. It also have vendors that sell cooked food. There is also coffee shops. From a glance, it reminds me of our famous St. Lawrence Market in Toronto, Canada. Same layout, 2 floors of fresh produce and cooked food. What`s different is that at Kleinmarkthalle, the coffee shop can also sells alcohol, we ordered Prosecco. What an experience! For ONLY $3 Euro, you can enjoy a glass of Prosecco. In Toronto, an average glass ranges from $15-$20 CDN. Based on the current currency, that`s about $11 Euro. That`s why we decided to go for round 2.
Then, we walked to a susage vendor for sasuage tasting. Our prviate tour guide explained to us the different types of sausages and how they taste, the texture, how they were made and which type is only available in Frankfurt. He told us that “Frankfurter Würstchen“ is only available in Frankfurt, so it was a MUST-TRY! Frankfurter Würstchen is a thin parboiled sausage made of pure pork in a casing of sheep’s intestine. The special taste is acquired by a special method of low temperature smoking.
As many peeps may know, sausage is a huge part of German cuisine, it comes in different variety and meat types. In North America, our beef or chicken hotdogs are hold by hotdog buns and we stuffed our hotdogs with all the different toppings from onions, relish, mushrooms, sweet corn, bacon bits and finished with ketchup, mustard or perhaps mayo. From this Germany trip, I learned that Germans prefer their hotdogs in a more simplistic way. They either consume the sausage straight up with no buns or have a mini kaiser and hold onto a long sausage. They pretty much prefer the sausage longer than its bun. And no toppings, just simple mustard and that`s about it. Nice and simple. And I actually like it that way as well, less toppings means I get to smell and taste the sausage better without the toppings altering the original taste of the meat.
Kleinmarkthalle
Website: kleinmarkthalle.de
Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Phone: +49 69 21233696
La Trinka spanish food, Kleinmarkthalle Frankfurt, Germany
La Trinka spanish food, tapas, Kleinmarkthalle Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurt: Im Schlaraffenland in der Kleinmarkthalle. In cockaigne in the small market hall
Frankfurt: Im Schlaraffenland in der Kleinmarkthalle in Frankfurt. In cockaigne in the small market hall.
Fleisch, Wurst, Schinken, Zunge, Leber, Nieren, Kutteln, Käse, Backwaren, Gemüse, Blumen, Fisch, Süßigkeiten, Meat, sausage, ham, tongue, liver, kidneys, tripe, Bakery products, cheese, vegetables, flowers, fish, sweets.
Die Kleinmarkthalle ist eine Markthalle in der Altstadt von Frankfurt am Main. An Werktagen werden von 63 Händlern in 156 Marktständen auf ungefähr 1.500 Quadratmetern Fläche alle Arten von frischen Lebensmitteln, aber auch Blumen und Sämereien angeboten. Neben regionalen Spezialitäten, wie zum Beispiel die Grüne Soße, werden heute auch importierte Lebensmittel verkauft. Ebenso werden von einigen Händlern Imbiss-Stände in der Halle betrieben. Dies macht die Kleinmarkthalle zu einem Einzelhandelszentrum mit Bedeutung für die ganze Region Rhein-Main.
In der Altstadt wohnten und arbeiteten die Handwerker nach Zünften getrennt, wo zum Beispiel die Metzger in ihren Schirnen Fleisch und Würste verkauften.
Die alte Markthalle war eine verglaste Eisenkonstruktion in Form einer dreischiffigen basilikalen Halle von 117 Metern Länge, 34 Metern Breite und 22 Metern Höhe. Lediglich die vier symmetrischen Eckrisalite waren massiv in Werkstein ausgeführt. Die Verkaufsfläche im Erdgeschoss umfasste 4.000 Quadratmeter mit 354 Verkaufsständen, 114 weitere Stände fanden auf einer 6 Meter breiten umlaufenden Galerie Platz. Die Markthalle erfreute sich bald großer Beliebtheit bei den Bürgern. Friedrich Stoltze schrieb dazu: „Gemieß, Kardoffel und was noch all, des kriecht mer hier in dere Hall. Und owwe uff der Galerie, da möpselts nach Fromaasch de Brie.“
Bis zur Eröffnung der Großmarkthalle 1928 diente die Markthalle auch dem Großhandel. Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde eigens eine Straßenbahnlinie zwischen dem bevorzugten bürgerlichen Wohngebiet im Westend und der Fahrgasse eingerichtet. Sie wurde im Volksmund auch als „Dienstmädchenlinie“ bezeichnet.
1929 wurde die Halle umgebaut, ihre Fassade begradigt. Im März 1944 wurde die Kleinmarkthalle bei den schweren Bombenangriffen auf Frankfurt zerstört, ihre Überreste nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg abgetragen. Der Wiederaufbau erfolgte 1954 unter großer Anteilnahme der Bevölkerung, aber nicht am gleichen Ort, sondern etwa 200 Meter südwestlich des alten Standortes, zwischen Hasengasse und Liebfrauenberg.
The Kleinmarkthalle is a market hall in the old town of Frankfurt am Main. On working days, from 63 retailers in 156 market stalls, all kinds of fresh food, but also flowers and seeds, are offered on approximately 1,500 square meters of space. In addition to regional specialties, such as the green sauce, imported food is also sold today. Likewise, some retailers are running snack stalls in the hall. This makes the Kleinmarkthalle a retail center with significance for the entire Rhine-Main region.
Originally in Frankfurt, as in other cities, fresh produce was brought into the city by local farmers and sold on public marketplaces. Numerous traditional street names and places point out, for example the Weckmarkt, the corn market, the chicken market and the horse market. In the Old Town, the artisans lived and worked separately according to guilds, where, for example, the butchers sold meat and sausages in their dishes.
In the 19th century, the increased demands on hygiene requirements arose from a regulation of market operation. In 1871 the magistrate decided to build an urban market hall on the premises between Fahrgasse and Hasengasse. It was built between 1877 and 1879 in the then modern style of the Neo-Renaissance under the direction of Stadtbaurat Behnke by J. S. Friesohn.
The old market hall was a glazed iron construction in the form of a three-nave basilical hall of 117 meters in length, 34 meters in width and 22 meters in height. Only the four symmetrical corner risers were massively executed in stone. The sales area on the ground floor included 4,000 square meters with 354 sales stands, 114 other stands were placed on a 6 meter wide circulating gallery. The market hall soon enjoyed great popularity among its citizens. Friedrich Stoltz wrote:
To drink, to drink, and what else, that creeps here in the Hall. And owwe uff of the gallery, since möpselts to Fromaash de Brie.
Until the opening of the wholesale market hall in 1928, the market hall also served the wholesale trade. At the beginning of the 20th century a tram line was established between the preferred bourgeois residential area in the Westend and the lane. In the Volksmund, it was also referred to as the maid service line.
In 1929 the hall was rebuilt, its façade straightened. In March 1944 the small market hall was destroyed during the heavy bomb attacks on Frankfurt, their remains after the Second World War were removed.
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Frankfurt Food and Drink Specialties - Grocery Shopping Tour
Do you also like visiting grocery store while being in a foreign country? I could spend hours wandering between the shelves and wondering how people eat all this fantastic food and how they enjoy those suspicious drinks. To save you some time I came up with the list of Frankfurt food & drink specialties for you to buy when you are here.
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✓ HIT address:
Mörfelder Landstraße 129, 60598 Frankfurt am Main
✓ Gref-Völsing Rindswurst:
Hanauer Landstraße 132, 60314 Frankfurt am Main
or you can have a look at Kleinmarkthalle, Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
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Handkäse - sour milk cheese
Frankfurter Würstchen - pork sausage
Rindswurst, Gref-Völsing Rindswurst - beef sausage
Bethmännchen - Christmas pastry
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Places to see in ( Frankfurt - Germany ) Kleinmarkthalle
Places to see in ( Frankfurt - Germany ) Kleinmarkthalle
The Kleinmarkthalle is a market hall in the old town of Frankfurt am Main . On weekdays, 63 grocers in 156 market stalls on about 1,500 square meters of space [1] fresh food , but also flowers and seeds are offered. In addition to regional specialties, such as the green sauce , today also imported foods are sold. Likewise, some traders operate food stalls in the hall. This makes the Kleinmarkthalle a retail center of importance to the entire Rhine-Main region .
Originally in Frankfurt as well as in other cities the fresh goods were brought by the farmers of the environment into the city and sold on public marketplaces. Numerous traditional street names and squares indicate, for example, the Weckmarkt, the Kornmarkt , the Hühnermarkt and the Roßmarkt . In the old town lived and worked craftsmen to guilds separated, for example, where the butchers in their Schirnen meat and sausages sold.
In the 19th century, the increased demands for hygiene led to demands for regulation of market operations. In 1871, the city council decided to build a municipal market hall on the grounds between Fahrgasse and Hasengasse. It was built in 1877 to 1879 in the then modern style of the Neo-Renaissance under the direction of city council Behnke by the company JS Fries son .
The listed building is now in need of renovation. At the beginning of 2005, the Planning Department suggested demolishing the Kleinmarkthalle and the surrounding buildings from the 1950s and replacing them with a new building. However, the project met with fierce criticism in the Frankfurt public and was therefore withdrawn.
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今天我們來到位於Kleinmarkthalle逛菜市場和順便吃個午餐。 在這裡真真正正可以看到德國家庭每一天到底在吃些什麼食物， 買些什麼蔬果， 也可以看到一些我們日常生活看不到的新鮮事物。
Markt Stubb餐廳的午餐相當道地， 幸好我們比較早就到了餐廳不然到了午餐時間真的是一位難求。
法蘭克福的Bike Boutique也相當值得去看看, 裡面展示各式各樣的腳車, 真想帶一部腳車回來, 不過價錢確實不便宜。
Today we are going to Kleinmarkthalle to shop at their fresh food market and to have our lunch there. A local fresh food market is really the place for us to know better the daily life of a German family, on what they will buy for food and fruits. Also we will see some different stuff that we don't usually see in our country.
Markt Stubb restaurant is serving delicious local delicacies. Luckily we were there slightly earlier, else it is extremely difficult to get a table during the lunch hour.
It is worth visiting the Bike Boutique, it display all different designs of bicycle, really feel like buying one back home but the price is pretty expensive.
Ilse Schreiber über die Kleinmarkthalle und den Flughafen Frankfurt
Auf dem Frankfurter Flughafen starten und landen jährlich mehr als 58 Millionen Geschäftsreisende. Dass davon auch der regionale Einzelhandel nachhaltig profitiert, weiß Ilse Schreiber von der Metzgerei Schreiber am besten. Im Video erzählt sie, wie sich Menschen aus der ganzen Welt ihre Wurst in der Kleinmarkthalle schmecken lassen! Mehr Informationen unter: jazufra.org