This book and collectibles market has about 60 vendors in a gorgeous setting with Museum Island as a backdrop. Bookworms have plenty of boxes to sift through, alongside a smattering of furniture, toys, coins, bric-a-brac and old photographs.
Antik- und Buchmarkt am Bodemuseum
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