Cottbus Weekly Market: Regional Diversity and Market Atmosphere in Cottbus


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Cottbus Weekly Market: Regional Diversity at Oberkirchplatz
On Tuesday, October 6, 2026, the Cottbus Weekly Market at Oberkirchplatz invites you to enjoy a relaxed shopping experience outdoors from 08:00 to 16:00. Visitors will discover regional products, fresh food, and personal advice directly at the market stand.
Market Atmosphere with a Long Tradition
Oberkirchplatz is one of the most traditional market locations in Cottbus. The square has been used for market offerings since the 19th century. Today, the Tuesday market combines historic cityscapes with a regional shopping experience and short distances to the producers.
Fresh Products from the Region
The selection on Tuesday includes baked goods, meat and sausage products, fruits and vegetables, as well as various small products. The Cottbus Weekly Markets are also known for their regional diversity, ranging from chicken eggs to game meat, depending on the market day.
Colorful fruits and vegetables, hearty sausages, fresh baked goods, and seasonal offers characterize the market visit. Direct marketers and traders bring quality from the region into the city center, thereby strengthening local trade.
Conscious Shopping in Cottbus
The weekly market offers the opportunity to choose seasonal goods, support regional producers, and buy food with a personal connection. Market-goers experience craftsmanship, product quality, and the regional economy directly at the stand.
Opening Hours and Directions
The Tuesday market is open on October 6, 2026, from 08:00 to 16:00. The Altmarkt stop is accessible via tram line 2. Parking is available, among others, at Oberkirchplatz and Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse. The market is wheelchair accessible.
Admission is free. A stroll through Oberkirchplatz awaits visitors with regional products, seasonal freshness, and an authentic market atmosphere in the heart of Cottbus. A visit combines practical shopping with lived market culture and strengthens local trade.










