THE VINTAGE MARKET GUIDE
The Vintage Market Guide
Enter Flohmarkt
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Enter Flohmarkt

Date
Saturday, December 12, 2026
Hours
10–16
Location
Enter Technikwelt, 4552 Derendingen
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About this market

The Enter Flohmarkt takes place in the event halls of the Enter Technikwelt in Derendingen near Solothurn, once a month on a Saturday. The regular indoor flea market with around 80 vendors combines a wide range of secondhand goods with a special selection of historical technical devices and collector's items. The location within a technology museum gives the event a distinctive character.

The range includes used household items, furniture, clothes, books, toys, records, musical instruments, tools, electronics and various vintage objects. Particularly interesting is the selection of technical antiques. These include historical radios, wireless sets, electronic components, measuring instruments, older communication devices and accessories from past decades.

Numerous specialised stalls are represented, including vendors with historical radio sets, wireless technology and bakelite objects. Besides ordinary flea market items, there are also unusual one off pieces, historical packaging and older everyday objects. The offer extends across several bright, high halls as well as some outdoor areas.

The spacious interiors offer a weather independent environment with plenty of room to browse. Through the connection with the Enter Technikwelt, the flea market appeals especially to lovers of historical technology, electronics and technical collector's items, without being limited to these areas.

The Enter Flohmarkt is suitable both for general secondhand hunting and for collectors interested in the technical and everyday history of the 20th century.

Checked on October 13, 2026 ·

#TVMGMarketDiary

Once a month the event halls of Enter Technikwelt in Derendingen fill with flea market stalls, in tall, bright halls. Alongside ordinary stalls there are vendors with technical antiques: radios from every era, radio technology, electronic components and one stall full of bakelite. Fitting to that, the story of the house: the working Apple I in the collection was bought by founder Felix Kunz in the 1990s at a flea market, for ten dollars. Our own find were three Victorian inkwells made of green glass.

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