It's a fact that many rich Arabs fly into Munich and while the males check in with the best doctors they send their women to go shopping. Munich is expensive and do not expect any bargains while shopping. Many designer labels have the…Open the full description
It's a fact that many rich Arabs fly into Munich and while the males check in with the best doctors they send their women to go shopping. Munich is expensive and do not expect any bargains while shopping. Many designer labels have their flagship stores in Berlin and Munich and while Berlin might be trendier, the big profit is made in Munich. Of course you can find all the big chain stores like H&M or Zara but the real shopping experience comes from the small boutiques you can find all over the city.
Flohmarkt Olympiapark
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Like in most of this kind of markets, the key is to know how to bargain, by making a lower price or a interesting combo with other items. You will find all sorts of characters selling their stuff. It's a reference for people that want to find cheap bikes and other expensive objects, when new.
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The Item Shop
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If you have the need for a Superboy t-shirt or a Jedi bath robe, this is the place for you. It is a great spot to brows and get lost in all the wonderful items on display. That one piece of Doctor Who merchandise you didn't want to buy online and pay for shipping, well you might just find what you were looking for in the Item Shop.
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Wiener Platz
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The Viktualienmarkt is a Munich's classic but if that's too crowded for you, the market at the Wiener Platz is the perfect alternative with interesting shops and little cafés in a beautiful setting.
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Soda. Bücher und Magazine.
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Being a designer, artist or even culture addicted, you will want to know what's going on in the world. You will find items in several different languages (already found German, English and Spanish). It's worth to pass by from time to time, to make sure you'll find the next great item to your shelf of essential exclusive books.
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Magazin
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Like the neighboring Muji store, Magazin is one of those shops offering products you had no idea they existed or you needed but you will most likely end up buying them anyway.
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Sendlinger Straße
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It is the ideal starting point for a stroll through the city center and this street has a lot to offer, from cool shops, to nice little cafes and amazing sights (like the Asam Church).
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Oberpollinger
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Berlin has the KDW, Munich has the Oberpollinger. The shop-in-shop concept makes it easy for everyone just to wander around and watch the rich people buy ridiculous things for even more ridiculous prices.
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Viktualienmarkt
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Because you're a food lover. I mean, who isn't? Whether it's meat, cheese, fish, bread, fruits, vegetables, beer, tea, … whatever it is that you're looking for, here you'll find it.
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Schrannenhalle
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There is hardly any food you will not find in here and if it is just for window shopping or actual groceries shopping, there is a little chance you don't want to leave from here again.
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Globetrotter
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You never know when the next adventure crosses your way and here you'll get everything what you need to be well-prepared. There is a doctor's office on the 1st floor where you can go without appointment if you need vaccinations.
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Kare Cityhaus
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It is a must-visit on your shopping-spree if you are a design-lover. And even if not, it is just fun to walk around and look at the many cool (or weird, a matter of perspective) things.
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Apple Store
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Is it really necessary these days to convince you to go into this store? Even if you don't want to buy anything it is fun to look around or use the devices for some internet research or checking mails.
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