The Internet-famous Shopping Mall

As an economic and cultural metropolis in northern Germany, Hamburg not only has its own unique tourist attractions, but also shopping centres crowded with tourists.

Release time : 2019-09-19 12:42:34

As an economic and cultural metropolis in northern Germany, Hamburg not only has its own unique tourist attractions, but also shopping centres crowded with tourists. From the city centre of Monkberg Street to the beautiful Alster Lake, there are trendy shopping centres and boutiques abound. Tourists in favour of international brands or into local products can all find their own preferences here.

Alsterarkaden

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The Alsterarkaden is located by Alster Lake. Gleaming white arcades adorn the building with an elegant, Mediterranean charm. Visitors can walk along the arcade, enjoy the Mediterranean style, and shop around for fancy clothes, high-end jewelries and fine arts. In addition, the arcade is decorated with ancient murals and stained glass, which will bring tourists beautiful surprises after shopping.

Europa Passage

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Located between Jungfernstieg and Monkberg Street, the Europa Passage is a beautiful shopping paradise designed by Hamburg architect Hadi Teherani. It is not only a popular shopping centre, but also a landmark in Hamburg. The Europa Passage has 5 floors and 120 stores. Here, visitors can always find what they want. They can stroll here for the whole afternoon. If hungry, they can also find specialty snacks from North Germany and food from around the world.

Gänsemarkt

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Gänsemarkt is a shopping center with a long history. It is said that in the past, geese were often gathered here and then herded to Dammtor for sale. In the history, Gänsemarkt was leased in 1373, and it was not until 1600 that people began building houses here. Gänsemarkt got its name in 1709, and people associated its name with a landlord called Gosen at that time. There are many shopping malls, boutiques, restaurants, and cafes in Gänsemarkt. Visitors can find the No. 44 bakery with nearly 370 years’ history and the Banana Hall of the tax authorities.