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St. Martin's Market Herborn
Herborn
Traditional market celebrating St. Martin's Day
About
Experience the charm of Herborn's St. Martin's Market, a beloved tradition celebrating the spirit of the season. This vibrant market offers a delightful array of local crafts, seasonal treats, and unique shopping opportunities. Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere as you explore the stalls and discover treasures from local artisans.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Shopping, local culture, family outings
Vibe
Traditional, festive, community-oriented
Energy Level
Low to medium
Budget
Affordable
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Medium
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Location
Event Details
Duration
2 days
Schedule
Shop opening hours on sales Sundays are from 12 PM to 6 PM. The CityCard office is open Wednesdays 2 PM - 5 PM, and Fridays/Saturdays 9 AM - 12 PM.
Organizer
Herborner Werbering e. V. / Stadt Herborn
Practical Information
Parking
- Dill-Center, ca. 170 Parkplätze. - Schießplatz, ca. 280 kostenlose Parkplätze. - Hintersand, ca. 75 Parkplätze. - Schmaler Weg "Aldi-Parkplatz", ca. 75 Parkplätze. (Den Aldi gibt es dort schon seit Jahren nicht mehr, der Name ist trotzdem geblieben!). - Kallenbach, ca. 82 Parkplätzen. - Parkplatz Edeka Herkules E-Center, ca. 300 kostenlose Parkplätze. - P&R Parkplätze in der Littau, ca. 160 kostenlose Parkplätze. Rund 7 Minuten bis in die Innenstadt. - ZOB Augustastraße, ca. 70 Parkplätze. ca. 30 Plätze kostenlos - 40 Parkplätze gegen Gebühr - Prof. Sell Straße, ca. 33 Parkplätze. - Konrad Adenauer Straße, ca. 55 Parkplätze. - Otto Wels Straße, ca. 30 Parkplätze. **Hinzu kommen Kurzzeitparkplätze (Parkscheibe!) im verkehrsberuhigten Bereich am Rande der Fußgängerzone, am Kornmarkt, sowie in der unteren Hauptstraße.** An den verkaufsoffenen Sonntagen und beim Herborner Sommerfest stehen nicht alle (Kurzzeit-)Parkplätze zur Verfügung. Hier empfiehlt sich die Nutzung u. a. des Schießplatzes, der P&R-Parkplätze in der Littau sowie der Kallenbach-Parkplatz etc.
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Food & Drink
Food trucks and beverage vendors available on-site
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early on the first day to experience the market with fewer crowds and have the best selection of unique crafts and local delicacies.
- Take advantage of the numerous parking options, including the P&R lots, to ensure a smooth arrival and easy access to the market.
- Explore the historic old town of Herborn before or after your market visit to admire the well-preserved half-timbered houses and soak in the city's rich history.
- Check the CityCard program details for potential benefits or discounts that might be applicable during your visit or for future shopping in Herborn.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be exploring the market stalls and potentially the charming streets of Herborn's historic center.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of vendors can I expect at the St. Martin's Market?
Visitors can expect a variety of local artisans and vendors offering crafts, seasonal items, and local delicacies, reflecting Herborn's tradition as a trading city.
Are there specific parking recommendations for market days?
Yes, for market days and events, it's recommended to utilize parking lots like Schießplatz, P&R in Littau, or Kallenbach, as some short-term parking spots may be unavailable.
What are the typical opening hours for shops on market Sundays?
On the designated sales Sundays, shops typically open their doors from 12 PM to 6 PM.
Is there a loyalty program for shoppers in Herborn?
Yes, the 'Herborner CityCard' is a customer loyalty program offering benefits and is available through the CityCard office and select local shops.
What is the historical significance of Herborn as a trading city?
Herborn has a long history as a trading hub, situated at the intersection of medieval trade routes, which is reflected in its architecture and the traditions of its local businesses.