Belin is known for its well-defined arts and crafts industry. It lives and breathes in the city’s design markets, which have become tourist magnets. Art enthusiasts with unique aesthetics regularly are making the trip to Berlin to experience handcrafted delights from clothing and jewelry to artworks and decorations. Here’s a look at the many markets that are boosting Berlin’s arts and crafts sector: 1. Weddingmarkt: Located in Leopoldplatz, this market features around 70 local artists showcasing a diverse array of artworks and design products. From ceramics and paintings to handmade jewelry and fashion, visitors experience Berlin's creative scene while supporting local talent. 2. Artminius21: Located in the historic Arminius indoor market in Moabit, Artminius21 transforms the 19th-century market hall into a bustling design and art bazaar on selected Saturdays throughout the year. Here, visitors can explore a colorful mix of handmade jewelry, bags, clothes, gifts and illustrations crafted by local designers and creatives. 3. LGBTQIA Community Art Market: Set amidst the vibrant atmosphere of Holzmarkt 25, this art market offers a diverse selection of handmade decorations, art and fashion. It’s not a queer event, if there isn’t a party. During the Queer Weekender, visitors can groove to live DJ sessions, indulge in delicious street food, and browse through an eclectic range of artisanal creations. 4. Crafty Market: Crafty Market celebrates handmade originals from both local and international artisans. Hosted at The Playce shopping mall, this market invites visitors to discover exceptional crafts and design pieces while enjoying the culinary delights of Manifesto Market. The emphasis falls on unique jewelry to crocheted items. 5. Mexikoplatz Market: Several times a year, Mexikoplatz in Zehlendorf transforms into a bustling marketplace showcasing art, design and handicrafts. Visitors can browse through a rich assortment of creative offerings and immerse themselves in Berlin's thriving arts and crafts scene.