Why it belongs in ORBIS
Permanent daily food market at Wiener Platz in Munich's Haidhausen district, on its current site since a 1889 relocation from Preysingstrasse; sells fresh produce, meat, fish, bread and flowers from small stallholders. The historic market stalls are being renovated through 2027.
Munich's Markt am Wiener Platz sits at the center of the Haidhausen district and is the smallest of the city's permanent grocery markets. The market moved to its present site on 1 November 1889, having previously been held on Preysingstrasse; the square itself was named Wiener Platz in 1891. Daily stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, bread, flowers and coffee. As of 2026 the historic market building is undergoing a roughly three-million-euro structural renovation expected to run through 2027. An interim market opened nearby on 25 April 2026, keeping stalls operating during the works.