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Berlin Shopping
- Berlin has many fantastic places for shopping, and as many top designers as some of the other dominant European cities. The rejuvenated Postdamer Platz, is the new financial and business centre of Berlin, and also hosts a magnificent shopping centre, the Arkaden located on Alte Potsdamerstraße. This huge mall has an absolutely phenomenal array of shops, including those such as Eddie Bauer, Hennes & Mauritz, Giacomelli Sport, and Benetton, as well as cafes, cinemas, bars, and even a casino. This magnificent shopping centre is known as the "centre in the centre," and is a bustling 180m-long shopping space with a sleek, glass roof. Another fabulous attraction of this area is the Sony Center, a magnificent culture and entertainment centre featuring shops selling a plethora of multimedia goods, (with a large focus on Sony goods naturally), jewellery and floral pieces, as well as a multitude of interactive media attractions.
Kurfürstendamm, colloquially referred to as Ku'Damm is considered one of the best shopping streets in Berlin, selling magnificent fashion, porcelain, linen and toys. The street offers a wide range of shopping opportunities, from top-name designer stores to exclusive cutting-edge boutiques.
Ku'damm (Kurfürstendamm) 23 has become one of the most popular addresses in town, home to the Neues Kranzler-Eck shopping and entertainment complex. The centre’s dynamic style and upmarket specialty shops have attracted droves of people to this new shopping mecca. The building is a huge 16-storey glass and steel structure, contoured with sharp geometrical shapes. As well as a huge range of restaurants and coffee shops, the complex also houses many great fashion stores, including international favourites H & M and Mango, and German front-runner Karstadt Sport.
Side streets off the main drag, like Fasanenstraße, offer dedicated fashionistas the chance to find one-of-a-kind items; while the Tauentzienstraße, Ku'Damm's eastern exension, has become a shopping haven in its own right due to the fantastic Europa-Center and the stylish KaDeWe (an acronym for Kaufhaus des Westens ‘Department Store of the West’) the biggest department store in Europe, spread over six floors. The Europa-Center, located on Breitscheidplatz, is a vast, atrium-like contemporary space in the Charlottenburg area. This chic 1960s building offers a huge array of bars, coffee shops, and approximately 100 different stores spread over three floors selling a wide range of ladies’ and men’s fashion. The mall also contains some fascinating features such as the Clock of Floating Time, the Lotus-Fountain, and even fragments of the Berlin Wall, which have become tourist attractions in their own right. Views from the Europa-Center's 22nd floor give amazing vistas over the city.
Friedrichstrasse has become one of the city’s most bustling areas, replete with upscale markets, boutiques, department stores, and restaurants which are dominated by modern office buildings, giving the area a feel of other major shopping capitals such as London and New York. Oranienstrasse and Bergmannstrasse in the Kreuzberg area are two more of Berlin's best streets for dining and shopping. Prenzlauer Berg is another fantastic area for shopping with its huge, wide boulevards, whose main feature is the LSD, not a drug den but the busiest shopping area bordered by Lychener Strasse, Danziger Strasse, and Schönhauser Allee.
