Europa-Center Berlin

Europa-Center Berlin

Charlottenburg District

Located in Charlottenburg close to the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and the famous Boulevard Kurfürstendamm the Europa-Center offers about 70 retail shops and more.

Europa-Center Berlin

© Werbegemeinschaft Europa-Center

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The Europa-Center opened in 1965 at Breitscheidplatz. Due to its central location, close to Bahnhof Zoo station and opposite to the famous Kaiser-Wilhelm Memorial Church as well as the Kurfürstendamm, it soon became a focus of attention.

Europa-Center: shops, offices, hotel

On a space of about 80,000 square metres the tenants of the Europa-Center range from shops to restaurants, companies, the Hotel Palace and even a cabaret theatre. The shopping area is distributed on three floors and covers around 70 retail shops and services. They include fashion stores, jewelleries, bookshops, consumer electronics, cosmetics, travel agencies and a money exchange office.

Special features of Europa-Center

Although various sights are close by, the Europa-Center has to offer some attractions of its own. Among them are the building itself. It is a landmark in the City West and is highlighted by the rotating Mercedes-Star on the top. Moreover, the Europa Center is the home of the cabaret "Die Stachelschweine". A permanent exhibition of the Berlin Wall is shown there, too.

Parking space

Europa-Center has a parking lot which provides 1,100 parking spaces. Parking is cheaper for customers of the Europa-Center.

Europa-Center on the map

City map
Address
Tauentzienstraße 9-12
10789 Berlin
Opening Hours
The Europa-Center is open 24 hours each day. The opening hours of the individual shops are generally from 10:00 - 20:00.
Phone
+49 30 264 979 40

Public transportation

Train (S-Bahn)
Underground
Bus
Train

Source: Berlinonline/Werbegemeinschaft Europa-Center

| Last edited: 22. March 2018