10 Biggest & Best Shopping Malls For Foreigner In Germany
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When it comes to attractions and unmatchable cultural sights, Germany often bags the top position in the European continent. There are bountiful options when it comes to sightseeing in Germany. Apart from many of its historic sights and scenic attractions, Germany also has many shopping malls that you can enjoy exploring. Although the shopping scene in Germany is not world-famous, the country has several shopping malls that have many world-class luxury brand outlets.
There are also popular shopping streets in this country that you can explore for souvenir shopping. Satisfy the shopaholic in you by exploring the top shopping malls for foreigner in Germany.
Top 10 Best and Biggest Shopping Malls For Foreigner In Germany
1. Mall of Berlin
2. Aquis Plaza
3. Gesundbrunnen-Center Berlin
4. Altmarkt-Galerie Dresden
5. Wertheim Village
6. KÖ Shopping Mall
7. MyZeil
8. Zweibrücken Fashion Outlet
8. Zweibrücken Fashion Outlet
9. Rotmain-Center
10. CentrO
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What Are The Best and Biggest Shopping Malls For Foreigner In Germany?
1. Mall of Berlin
This elegant and new shopping paradise extraordinaire , the Mall of Berlin, is centrally located on Leipziger Platz, very close to Potsdamer Platz. In an overall sophisticated ambience you will find a well-rounded mix of shopping, gastronomy, housing, hotel and offices.
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Shop on 76.000 square metres on four floors and you will see that hardly any wish may not be satisfied here. On the ground floor and the first floor you will find all about fasion, from everyday's jeans to elegant designer creations. The second floor is all dedicated to shoes, the large food court and the kids' world. The basement floor is home to various stores for food and sporting goods. The highlight of the Mall of Berlin however is its elegant and airy piazza.
The Mall of Berlin on Leipziger Platz continues a piece of Berlin shopping history. The building was erected on the grounds of the former famous Wertheim Department Store on Leipziger Platz, in its heyday the epitome of luxury shopping in Berlin.
| Address: Leipziger Pl. 12, 10117 Berlin, Germany Website: Mall of Berlin Opening hours: 10am - 9pm (daily) |
2. Aquis Plaza
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Aquis Plaza is an upscale modern shopping mall with more than 130 brand stores and a large parking space. This shopping mall has a 3D guidance system than ensures that you do not get lost or confused in this big mall. There is a big food court that has many restaurants, eateries, and stalls serving delicious local foods, fast foods, halal foods, and international cuisines. This mall is a family-friendly space with children’s playground, kid car rental, and many other services. The modern architecture of the Aquis Plaza spreading across 22,000 sq ft (2043.8 sqm) itself is a major attraction.
| Address: Adalbertstraße 100, 52062 Aachen, Germany Website: Aquis Plaza Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 8pm (closed on Sun) |
3. Gesundbrunnen-Center Berlin
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Located next to a large train and subway station, the Gesundbrunnen-Center welcomes visitors with a mix of ample shopping opportunities and leisure activities on about 25,000 square metres. There are over 100 shops offering fashion, beauty products, children's goods, electronic devices, as well as various services and a number of cafés and fast-food restaurants. The car park provides space for around 1000 vehicles and is free of charge for up to three hours.
| Address: Badstraße 4, 13357 Berlin, Germany Website: Gesundbrunnen-Center Berlin Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 9pm (closed on Sun) |
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4. Altmarkt-Galerie Dresden
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Altmarkt-Galerie shopping mall is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city of Dresden, Germany. It is located close to the top attractions of the city such as Frauenkirche, Zwinger, and Residenzschloss. If you are looking for a shopping spree after a busy day exploring some of Germany’s famous buildings, Altmarkt-Galarie Mall is located right across the street for you. This mall has more than 200 shops featuring international brands, many restaurants and cafes serving the best culinary delights in town, and an underground parking facility. Enjoy the unique shopping experience this Dresden Mall is offering for more than 15 years.
| Address: Webergasse 1, 01067 Dresden, Germany Website: Altmarkt-Galerie Dresden Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 9pm (closed on Sun) |
5. Wertheim Village
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Wertheim Village is situated within the picturesque wine-growing region of the Tauber Valley, and is near Wertheim, recognised as one of the country’s most beautiful towns.
The Village, which opened its doors for the first time in November 2003, is also located near the intersection of the famed Castle Route and the Romantic Road, two of the most important and popular itineraries in Europe.
The architectural design of Wertheim Village is a creative interpretation of the regional Franconian style and makes use of architectural details to recall the historical building traditions for which the region is world famous. Varied facades, different roof profiles, architectural ornamentation and rich landscaping provide customers with an engaging shopping environment.
| Address: Almosenberg 99, 97877 Wertheim, Germany Website: Wertheim Village Opening hours: 10am - 8pm (daily) |
6. KÖ Shopping Mall
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A shopping center built in 1986 along the lines of modernist shopping malls from the turn of the century. It consists of passages converging in a central point covered with a glass dome. In addition to shops and restaurants, there are also offices and municipal institutions.
KÖ Shopping Mall is a stylish shopping destination in Germany. This shopping mall has more than 55 brand outlets set on a multi-level space and modern decor. You can reach the different levels of this mall through escalators in the center or through elevator access. This is a closed shopping mall that offers satisfying shopping experience at all times of the year. You can also unwind in the many restaurants, unique cafes, and eateries on the food court. There is a spacious parking area in the underground level of this mall.
| Address: Königsallee 60, 40212 Düsseldorf, Germany Website: KÖ Shopping Mall Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 9pm (closed on Sun) |
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7. MyZeil
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The MyZeil Shopping Mall covers an area of 77,000 square meters, a structure that includes shops, leisure spaces, kids areas, restaurants, fitness center and parking.
The building is spread over 6 floors, the shopping area from level -1 to the third floor, while from the fourth floor, which serves as a square and meeting place, there are the fitness area and restaurants.
The project comes from geography. It’s like a river that, from above, has got different depths, reaching the depths of the Earth.
The structure of the project stems from a fluid shape that connects the Zeil, an important shopping boulevard in the heart of the city of Frankfurt, with the Thurn und Taxis palace (building reconstructed in historic style).
The two poles of the project, the side of the Zeil and the side of the Thurn und Taxis, are designed differently. The façade that runs along the Zeil is an expression of leisure, entertainment, relaxation. The other side, instead, maintains a more formal appearance.
The façade on the Zeil is sucked into a great void that makes us see the sky and that invites visitors to enter as sucked into a vortex.
From the ground floor, users can access the various plans through a system of escalators and elevators, and go directly to the fourth floor in 120 seconds through a 45-meter escalator.
Worthy of note is the cover, alternating panels of glass and steel recalling the landscape of the canyon.
This external “shell”, mostly transparent, through a system of voids is for filtering the natural light at all levels of the mall.Address: Zeil 106, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
| Website: MyZeil Opening hours: Mon - Wed: 10am - 8pm; Thu - Sat: 10am - 9pm (closed on Sun) |
8. Zweibrücken Fashion Outlet
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Zweibrücken Fashion Outlet is a one-stop spot for all your fashion needs. This shopping mall brings the best fashion brands and labels of the world under a single roof. This mall has more than 130 fashion brand outlets from London, Paris, New York, and many other top fashion destinations of the world. There are also many restaurants, fast food outlets, and cafes for a satisfying gastronomical journey on your busy shopping day.
| Address: Londoner Bogen 10 - 90, 66482 Zweibrücken, Germany Website: Zweibrücken The Style Outlets Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 7pm (closed on Sun) |
9. Rotmain-Center
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Rotmain-Center is home to many world-class brand outlets and fashion stores. This shopping mall is a crowning jewel in Bayreuth, Germany that has many casual dining options having the best tasting food options in town. This shopping center has more than 80 special brand stores. Check out the premium brand stores like Mustang, Camp David, S. Oliver and so on at this spectacular shopping center.
| Address: Hohenzollernring 58 Center Management, 3.OG, 95444 Bayreuth, Germany Website: Rotmain-Center Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 9:30am - 8pm (closed on Sun) |
10. CentrO
Centro - a leisure paradise: located on the site of the former Gutehoffnungshütte is Europe’s largest shopping centre, a music hall, an aquarium and much more.
Situated in Oberhausen’s Neue Mitte district, the figures for the huge Centro shopping and leisure centre speak for themselves: the centre boasts more than 220 national and international stores, around 190,000 square metres of retail space across two floors and more than 20 restaurants along the Centro promenade, all situated under one 830,000-square metre roof.
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This makes Centro in Oberhausen the largest shopping and leisure centre in Europe and Germany's largest shopping centre. In addition, 14,000 parking spaces are available to guests free of charge. The shopping centre has excellent public transport links and is only a few minutes’ travel from the Oberhausen Central train station by bus or tram.
However, Centro is more than just a shopping centre: located in the immediate vicinity of Centro is an amusement park for families with children, offering a respite from shopping with rides, watercourses and artificial lakes. The Metronome Theater at Centro constantly plays host to famous musical productions. Just around the corner is Germany's largest freshwater and salt-water aquarium, Sea Life Oberhausen. The Aquapark, a swimming pool whose spectacular design is reminiscent of the district’s strong tradition as a mining region, and Legoland Discovery Centre are especially inviting to young families.
| Address: CentrO-Promenade 555, 46047 Oberhausen, Germany Website: CentrO Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 10pm (closed on Sun) |
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