Ingerslevs Marked
Street foodFrederiksbjerg, Aarhus
Market day on Ingerslevs Boulevard — Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
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Ingerslevs Marked is the city's market day: vegetables, fish, cheese, bread and coffee from stalls on the boulevard, Wednesday and Saturday from eight to two. It is not street food in the food-hall sense, but it is where people in Aarhus eat standing up.
The market is broadly organic, and several stalls come from the countryside around the city. You can shop for the weekend and have breakfast on the same trip.
Open Wednesday and Saturday from eight to two. The rest of the week the boulevard is empty.
Come early. By one the best stalls are packing up. It suits a Saturday morning in Frederiksbjerg and anyone who wants to buy from the people who grew it.
Why it's worth a visit
- Market day Wednesday and Saturday, 8am-2pm
- Greens, fish, cheese, bread and coffee
- Come early — the best stalls pack up first
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340 m to the nearest one
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