Success Balance for Tauschhaus 2.0: Jena Residents Save Nearly 70 Tons from Waste
The ‘Tauschhaus 2.0’ in Jena has established itself as a successful model for waste prevention, with a 78 percent reuse rate and nearly 33,000 visitors in 2025.
The ‘Tauschhaus 2.0’ in Jena has established itself as a successful model for waste prevention, with a 78 percent reuse rate and nearly 33,000 visitors in 2025.
The Tauschhaus 2.0 project in Jena has achieved a significant environmental milestone by saving 156 tons of CO2 through the promotion of a circular economy and resource conservation.
The 2026 flea market season in Jena begins on February 21. Organized by JenaKultur, the monthly events in the city center offer a wide range of second-hand goods, vintage items, and antiques.
The wait is over for treasure hunters and vintage fans. Jena’s flea market season officially begins on February 21, 2026, in the city center. Whether you are looking for second-hand furniture or planning to clear out your cellar, our comprehensive guide covers all monthly dates and essential vendor information for the upcoming season at Löbderstraße and Kollegiengasse.
Looking for unique finds and vintage treasures? This Saturday, February 14, Jena-Isserstedt hosts a major flea market at the GLOBUS SB-Warenhaus. From second-hand fashion to rare collectibles, the event offers something for everyone while promoting sustainability. Discover why these local markets are trending and get expert tips for a successful hunting trip in our latest community guide for Jena.
Jena’s housing market remains strained, but a recent project demonstrates a sustainable solution. By converting a previously unused attic space, the city has gained room for eight additional residents. This approach to urban densification offers a roadmap for creating high-quality living spaces within existing structures, bypassing the geographical limitations of the Saale valley and addressing the local housing shortage effectively.