Berlin is the capital of Germany, and is located in the center of Europe. Its legendary night life and beautiful green environment attracts tourists from all over the world. It is the "greenest" metropolis in Germany. Roaming in this forest of a city, you can see a combination of elegant art and street art, and a contrast of classical buildings and modern buildings, demonstrating the magnificent style of the ancient city that also provides tourists with a rich and colorful shopping experience.

Kudamm Boulevard is called Kudamm for short, which sounds quite embarrassing in Chinese. In 1875, Bismarck suggested that this humble wooden road should be changed into a boulevard. Since then, it has become the most prosperous high-end shopping street in Berlin. There are boutiques selling luxury goods all over the street. In addition to boutiques selling Chanel, Gucci, Hermes and Louis Vuitton, we recommend those selling German local designer brands, such as: Jil Sander, Mientus, a boutique with lots of brand names, and Budapester Schuhe, a boutique with lots of high-end brands selling men’s and women’s shoes. The doorplate of Kudamm Boulevard is quite special. Instead of the traditional odd and even numbering, it is numbered consecutively from one side of the street, and continues the numbering by turning round at the end of the street and walking the other way. In addition, most shops in Berlin don't open on Sundays, so it's suggested that you go shopping on any day other than Sunday.

Tauentzienstraße and Kudamm constitute the most popular high-end business districts in Berlin. Among them, KaDeWe on Tauentzienstraße is known as the largest department store in continental Europe. It can be traced back to the century old store in 1905, and is also the favorite shopping place for tourists. Visiting KaDeWe will make your trip to Berlin worthwhile. The atmosphere of fashion is everywhere. You won't be able to resist the carefully selected goods and the creative space design with its full artistic sense. The department store has 8 floors and nearly 60,000 square meters of shopping areas, ranging from shops selling international luxury brands to those selling fashion, accessories and beauty products, as well as those selling living and home furnishings and fine food. A perfect combination of tradition and modern brings customers an unparalleled shopping experience.

Friedrichstraße is a new shopping district in the east after the unification of Berlin. There are more than 100 shops on the street, among which, the most important landmarks are Galeries Lafayette which originated in Paris, and Dussmann Kulturkaufhaus, a literary and art holy land that's popular with young people. Dussmann, the largest bookstore in Germany, has the world's largest collection of classical music, a full range of English travel books and high-end stationery, as well as a children's area on the fifth floor. The internal environment f the bookstore is pleasant to see. You can sit under the green plant wall which is two floors high and read books there. Music lovers can not only trial listen to CDs, but also find written music on loose pages. There are also cafes downstairs. Come here for a leisurely stroll and you will definitely find your favorite books.

Quartier 206 is connected by an underground passage to Galeries Lafayette, which is at Quarter 207. The interior of Quartier 206 is unique in the design of its atrium, which is decorated with a glass prism roof and mosaic. It is full of Mediterranean style and artistic sense. There are many shops selling luxury brands, cosmetics, jewelry, and books in the mall, such as Strenesse, Gabriele Strehle, Gucci, as well as all kinds of stylish articles for daily use. If you have enough time in Berlin, its recommended that you come here and take a camera, maybe you can take some great videos with good textures.

Galeries Lafayette Berlin is the only Galeries Lafayette outside France. Located in the middle section of Friedrichstrasse, this exquisite glass building retains its original French elegance. It was designed by a famous French designer. The windows at night are very dreamy. Most of the shops in the department store display goods in open-ended rows. Upscale clothing and daily necessities are sold on the upstairs floor, various accessories and cosmetics are sold on the ground floor, and the food street is in the basement, where you can taste authentic French food. In addition, if you want to buy local specialty goods, you can go to the fashion lab area of the store, where the works of new Berlin designers are displayed.

Mall of Berlin is located in Leipziger Platz next to Potsdamer Platz in downtown Berlin. It has more than 270 shops, selling goods from affordable H&M, Zara, and Nike, to high-end brands like Armani Jeans, Hugo Boss and other big European and American brands. The underground floor of the mall has a variety of miscellaneous shops, such as Mc Paper stationery store, WMF kitchen specialty store, bakeries, Kaiser's and Aldi supermarkets. There's also a daily necessities supermarket called DM, and service points of four different telecom operators in Germany. Al Teatro ice cream shop on the second floor is also worth a visit. In addition, there's also the household shop Muji on this floor. On the third floor is the Food City, with 30 restaurants featuring cuisines from Europe, the United States, Turkey, South Asia and Southeast Asia, as well as fast food and Chinese restaurants.

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