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1. Adddress
MitteBerlin designer Andreea Vrajitoru creates experimental clothes and shoes with a casual vibe, supplemented by fashion from indie labels Henrik Vibskov, Surface to Air, and Wood Wood. There are also branches in Prenzlauer Berg and the Berlin Bikini mall.
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2. Andreas Murkudis
TiergartenInside the former Taggespiegel newspaper office space, you’ll find this cool concept store featuring handpicked men's, women's, and children's clothing, including designs by brother Kostas Murkudis, Dries van Noten, and Christian Haas, as well as accessories and contemporary housewares.
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3. Baerck
MitteBaerck artfully displays its mix of European and Berlin men's and women's wear on wheeled structures, allowing them to be rearranged in the store whenever necessary. Along with designers like Henrik Vibskov and Hope, you’ll find accessories including jewelry, handbags, scarves, and hats.
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4. Bayerischer Kunstgewerbe–Verein
AltstadtAt this gallery showcasing Bavarian work from craftspeople, you'll find every kind of handicraft, from glass and pottery to textiles.
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5. Bikini Berlin
CharlottenburgAt this experimental "concept mall," you can shop local and international design-focused brands or browse through the rotating roster of young labels in the center's pop-up "boxes," plus grab a bite at one of the trendy street-food inspired stalls in the food market. The building used to have an open-air middle floor separating the top and ground levels, giving the appearance of a bikini, hence the name.
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6. Bücherbogen
CharlottenburgPeek under the railway tracks of Charlottenburg’s Savignyplatz station and you’ll find this much-loved bookstore. The large selection of books, many of them special editions or out of print, include numerous titles on art, design, and architecture, and the international offerings are extensive.
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7. Chelsea Farmers Club
CharlottenburgThis living-room-like space is the go-to for sophisticated menswear with a British posh edge; you’ll find everything from tuxedoes to hunting jackets on their shelves. The owners manufacture their own line of quality British-style smoking jackets, and the inventory also includes top brands and small fashion accessories. There’s a small bar in the back, where you can toast your latest purchase in style.
Schlüterstr. 49, Berlin, Berlin, 10629, Germany030-8872–7474Shop Details
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8. Das Neue Schwarz
MitteWhether you want a new little black dress or a cool vintage bag to carry around this season, a peek into Das Neue Schwarz (The New Black) is guaranteed to result in some special finds. In the midst of Mitte’s fashionista neighborhood of avant-garde designers and exclusive boutiques, this shop holds its own with a collection of secondhand items—many never worn—from big-name designers including Vivienne Westwood, Helmut Lang, and Yves Saint Laurent.
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9. Do You Read Me?
MitteWhether you're looking for something to read on the plane or a special present, this charming bookstore is guaranteed to have something to pique your literary interests. The wide selection of magazines and literature—many of the titles are in English—comes from around the world and spans fashion, photography, architecture, interior design, and cultural topics.
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10. Dr. Kochan Schnapskultur
Prenzlauer BergThis small shop embodies traditional German liquor culture; there are schnapps and fruit brandies from family farms and independent distilleries for sale, among other items to pique a tippler's interest.
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11. Frau Tonis Parfum
KreuzbergThis elegant perfumery will help you create a completely personal scent; choose from vials filled with perfumes like acacia, linden tree blossoms, cedarwood, or pink peppercorns. All the perfumes are produced locally in Berlin, creating a really one-of-a kind gift.
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12. Gutenberg-Shop
The Gutenberg-Shop, in the building of the local newspaper, Allgemeine Zeitung Mainz, offers splendid souvenirs and gifts, including pages from the Bible, books, posters, pens, and stationery. The friendly staff will also arrange to ship your purchases outside the country. There's a similar selection at the shop in the Gutenberg Museum.
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13. Hallesches Haus
KreuzbergPart playfully curated general store and part café, Hallesches Haus is the brainchild of three ex-Fab and Monoqi staffers. Expect to find terrariums, artfully designed gardening tools, Pendleton blankets, housewares, and gifts with a sense of humor.
Tempelhofer Ufer 1, Berlin, Berlin, 10961, Germany -
14. Heidelberger Zuckerladen
The old glass display cases and shelves here are full of lollipops and "penny" candy. If you're looking for an unusual gift or special sweet treat, the shop fashions colorful, unique items out of sugary ingredients such as marshmallow and sweetened gum. Avoid early afternoon, when the tiny shop is crowded with schoolchildren.
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15. Kaufhaus des Westens
CharlottenburgThe largest department store in continental Europe, classy Kaufhaus des Westens (KaDeWe) has a grand selection of goods, spread over seven floors, as well as food and deli counters, an oyster bar, champagne and wine bars, and coffee houses.
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16. Konk
MitteSince 2003, this Mitte hot spot has nurtured Berlin independent designers who are as visionary in their aesthetics as they are in their production mode: most items are handmade and sustainably sourced. Look for local favorite Thone Negrón for women's dresses, and elegant gold earrings and rings by Savoir Joaillerie.
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17. Ludwig Beck
AltstadtLudwig Beck is considered a step above other department stores by Müncheners. It's packed from top to bottom with highly original wares and satisfies even the pickiest of shoppers.
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18. Markt am Kollwitzplatz
Prenzlauer BergOne of the city’s best farmers' markets sits on the pretty Kollwitzplatz square in Prenzlauer Berg. During its smaller Thursday and bustling Saturday markets, you’ll not only find a superb selection of organic produce, meats, cheeses, and pantry items, but also an array of prepared foods and sellers offering handmade home goods and gifts.
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19. Markthalle
The beautiful art nouveau Markthalle on Dorotheenstrasse is one of Germany's finest market halls, with a curved glass ceiling for natural light to show off a mouthwatering selection of exotic fresh fruits, spices, meats, cheeses, chocolates, honeys, flowers, and hand-made jewelry and crafts, including holiday decorations in season. Check out the huge ceramic fountain, which spouts water from the original well. The restaurant balcony overlooks the action, which starts at 7:30 am weekdays.
Dorotheenstr. 4, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, 70173, Germany0711-470--4400Shop Details
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20. P & T - Paper & Tea
CharlottenburgEnter this serene shop just off Kantstrasse and you'll be stepping into a world of high-quality loose-leaf teas. The stylish store displays its teas in museum-like cases, where you can smell the wares, and there are tasting areas where expert attendants brew and explain the teas. There is also a Mitte shop on Alte Schönhauser Strasse and an outpost in KaDaWe.
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