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Shopping in Berlin, Germany: Stores, department houses, shopping malls, shopping areas and more with adresses, opening hours and public transport. more

The best places to shop in Berlin: The most popular shopping streets, miles and areas across the city including information, location and public transport. more

RAW Flea Market. Located between bars, clubs and live music venues, the flea market at the hip RAW site in Berlin-Friedrichshain offers clothes, vintage fashion, design objects and street food. If you're leaving one of the clubs on the RAW site early on a Sunday morning, you might stumble right into the local flea market. more

min. 13.9°C. Galeria Kaufhof welcomes its customers at the centre of Alexanderplatz in Berlin's City East. The warehouse offers a wide range of products from medium-priced to luxurious high-priced goods. more

Department store at Schloßstraße in Berlin-Steglitz. The second largest shopping street in Berlin, located in the Steglitz district, is packed with shopping centres, specialised stores, cafés and restaurants. Schloßstraße is the most important shopping mile in Berlin's southwest, offering about 200,000 square meters of pure shopping pleasure. more

An overview of the Sundays open for business in 2024 in Berlin. Every year, the Berlin Senate determines up to eight fixed dates on which all stores, stores and shopping centers in the capital may open their doors on a Sunday. The permitted opening hours on Sundays when the shops are open for business are from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. more

Kurfürstendamm is the most famous and elegant boulevard in Berlin and one of the best places in the city to go strolling, shopping and sit in cafés. The shopping area known as Kurfürstendamm includes Tauentzien Straße at its eastern extension. Together they comprise an almost five kilometer long boulevard lined with countless luxury ... more

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In the style of a market hall and under the name "The Playce", international brands, local suppliers and service providers will move in on three floors. According to the operators, the first part of the centre is to open on 15 September 2022. The first tenants include Caffe e Gelato and TK Maxx. more

Vibrating with the typical Kreuzberg vitality, Oranienstraße is a perfect place for browsing through small boutiques, book shops and record stores. Locacted in the vibrant, multicultural heart of Kreuzberg the colourful Oranienstraße is a shopping and nightlife spot like no other in Berlin. Extending from Moritzplatz to the west and ... more

The district of Kreuzberg got its name from the 66-meter-high Kreuzberg mountain in Viktoriapark. The district is particularly popular for its countless cafés. The Graefekiez and Bergmannkiez, especially Bergmannstraße, for example, offer a wide range of options to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or coffee and cake. The atmosphere here is a little ... more

KaDeWe is a luxurious department store located in Berlin's City West at Wittenbergplatz near Kurfürstendamm. The KaDeWe offers a great range of extravagant goods and many special services. The Kaufhaus des Westens, KaDeWe for short, is more than just a well-stocked department store. more

Berlin's shop opening law distinguishes between two types of retailers, to which the Spätis also belong. Spätis that exclusively sell so-called tourist supplies such as souvenirs, city maps, tobacco products, suntan lotion, food, and goods for immediate consumption such as alcohol, sweets, ice cream and fruit are allowed to open on Sundays and public holidays from 1 pm to 8 pm. more

Every Thursday, hungry and curious visitors of Markthalle Neun can sample snacks and tapas from around the world. Street Food Thursday wants to be a platform for chefs who do not have their own restaurant. The market hall Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg thus becomes a meeting place for creative experts of the culinary arts and curious foodies in ... more

Lockers at Hauptbahnhof ( Berlin Central Station) At Berlin Central Station, lockers are located on the 2nd basement level at the passage to the multi-storey car park. A second possibility to lock up your luggage is on the first floor near the escalator to platforms 13 and 14. The rental price of the lockers depends on the size of the locker ... more

The IFA Berlin is one of the world's leading trade shows for consumer electronics, home appliances and other applications of technology and software. More than 2000 exhibitors from over 30 countries present their services and products to retailers, buyers and industry experts. The IFA is also open to journalists, consumers and all those who are ... more

The flea market at Boxhagener Platz offers its visitors a wide range of second-hand product, including clothes and bags, paintings, furniture and decorative objects. The distinctive feature of the flea market are its many books and record stalls. International snacks and drinks are offered at food stalls and in the numerous cafés and ... more

From Monday to Saturday, shops, department stores, malls and supermarkets are usually open between 8, 9 or 10 AM and 8, 9 or 10 PM. Some supermarkets already open their doors at 7 AM. On Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, all shops close at 2 PM (when not a Sunday). more

Discover Berlin's top shopping centers, malls, retail centers and department stores: Address, opening hours, location, and public transport information. more

Visitors need to pre-register in order to see the dome of the Reichstag building in Berlin. Berlin's Reichstag dome is one of the most popular sights in Berlin. If you would like to visit the Reichstag and its dome, you must register via the visitor service. It was also possible to register spontaneously for a visit to the dome at the service ... more