Jakobsmarkt Remagen

Over 200 Itinerant Traders

The Jakobsmarkt is one of the region's major traditional markets. On two Sundays at the end of July, over 200 itinerant traders move through Remagen's city center, offering a wide range of products. Fashion, fabrics, household items, tools, toys, regional food products, and antiques line the main thoroughfares, forming a market tour that can take several hours to complete without rushing.

Children's Flea Market and Family Audience

A children's flea market takes place parallel to the main market, where children can set up their own stalls and sell toys, books, and clothing. This family-friendly component makes the Jakobsmarkt more than just a shopping event; it is also a social meeting point for families from Remagen and the surrounding area.

Gastronomy and Summer Atmosphere

Cafés, restaurants, and snack stands along the market streets provide refreshments. Those who combine the market with a stroll along the Rhine promenade experience Remagen at its most attractive tourist point: between the medieval old town, the well-known Apollinaris Church, and the famous bridgehead of the former Remagen Bridge.

Tradition for Generations

The Jakobsmarkt dates back to the annual veneration of Saint James and remains a central summer date in the city's event calendar. It is organized by the City of Remagen with the support of the Tourist Information office.