Weltladen Osterstraße Fair shopping

  • Hellkamp Außenfront
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Chocolate, coffee, jewellery and handicrafts from around the globe can be found at this charming little shop in Hellkamp.

A taste of Asia, Africa and Latin America

How about a dark chocolate cranberry-almond-nougat bar, maniok crisps or mango chutney? Weltladen on Hellkamp opens the door to another world of exotic tastes and aromas. Selected products from Asia, Africa and Latin America are waiting to be discovered and are sure to take you on a magical journey to distant lands! Best of all, both producers and suppliers benefit from your purchase because all of the goods the store stocks are fair trade.

Actively promoting fair trade since 2000

Weltladen has been offering fairly traded products for over twenty years, telling stories about people and producers and fostering encounters along the way. You can find out all about what fair trade really means through their regular events and their blog. And while we are on the subject, did you know that there are vending machines in Hamburg called ‘Fair-o-maten’ that sell fair trade sweet and savoury snacks? Fantastically moreish!

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Opening Hours

Summer (April–October): Sunday from 5:00 to 9:30 AM

Winter (November–March): Sunday from 7:00 to 9:30 AM

A must-see for culture lovers, Hamburg fans and foodies alike!


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