Really neat store with tons of souvenirs and also with lots of Volkswagen goodies and the complete…read moreRitter Sport chocolate collection. I bought the marsipan one (2.50 euro) that was cheaper than the Ritter sport bars I've been buying during this trip in the other European countries.

If you find yourself in Freinsheim and it happens to be between 12-15:00 you should certainly make…read moreway to this really cute lunch cafe. Even without an English menu and a staff that speak minimum English, you should have no problem ordering something delicious. If your not hungry and just want to sit outside and rest your legs from all the cobble stone walking, over a nice cold beer I highly recommend this place. Happy Travels! New Yorker in Freinsheim.

It was our last day in Germany and to round out our final afternoon we did some shopping in Mainz…read more This little shop was so charming and exactly what I was looking for to find a little something for my kiddo. It had some locally made goods, boutique style clothing, and some really fun finds for children. I'd absolutely return here if I ever find myself back in Mainz.

This is a nice little shop for tracht with a good selection of lederhosen and dirndl. It was a…read morequick trip by train from central Frankfurt and the shop is a quick walk from the train station in Griesheim. There were no huge crowds of shoppers such as to be found in Munich and the owner was very good at customer service. An all around pleasant experience and it was worth it for the trip alone as I otherwise wouldn't have seen this interesting area.

Lederhosen and Dirndl in Frankfurt. A bit out of the way in Griesheim but you need to come here…read morebefore you ever even consider buying the Chinese knock-offs on sale at Kaufhof and the like. This place has the real thing. lederhosen that will last a lifetime. Nice selection of everything you need for your own version of Wiesnnmode. Sweaters, Vests, hats, Jackets. Even had haferlschuhe in 11.5 12 shocking. Girls can't tell you about the dirndls but probably similar to Leederhosen i.e. real German made product. Prices were very reasonable. I got a pair of Kurzen in alll leather for EUR155 vs shite Kauf hof asking EUR250 for Chinese work and synthetic materials. Should be your first stop for Trachten in Fft area.

Emailed regarding items, and received no response. I'm not…read morein Germany, the website is very limited, communicating via email was the only way to find out about purchasing items. I visited the actual store several years ago, it was very well stocked with loads of souvenirs and was helped by very helpful lady. This time the experience interacting with business has been disappointing.

Known as the location of the 'Worlds Largest Cuckoo Clock', Gebr. Stern is a tourist attraction and…read moregift shop in one. All of the staff speak very good English and there is a large variety of gifts from the very expensive to the very affordable. Beer steins, glassware, figurines, ornaments, decorative wooden nutcrackers, and on and on. There is fine crystalware and the common tourist magnets and pens. Surely you can find a lovely gift for yourself or a loved one here. I very much enjoyed wandering around admiring the variety of giftware. After stopping by to take photos of the Cuckoo Clock, pop inside for a souvenir magnet, German wineglasses, a glass stein, a Hummel or an ornament and to say hello. I believe they ship-just ask.

I always stop by here to taste and purchase something new and alcoholic!…read more Quality: Good. Price: Good. They always have some great deals. Customer service: Good.

DUTY FREE- Great Duty free with all the goodies your heart desires! From cheese, chocolate, candy,…read morewine, whiskey, water lol , gifts . They have you covered . Very bright modern and clean and the employees speak English as well! Love it and can't wait to come back .

Stopped in here on a whim on our way to dinner at Scotch N Soda (see their 5 star review too). It…read morewas just about 6:45pm and the gentleman shopkeeper was already vacuuming to close for the night. We asked if the store was still open and if we could come in and he said yes and welcomed us. I have previously passed by this shop and thought it was going to be too expensive and it looked small from the outside. Boy was I wrong. Their prices have something for every budget & there's a whole second floor I didn't know about. The first item I found was a cool T-shirt for only 7€. Luckily I tried it on in one of their dressing rooms and unfortunately it was a little snug. (I have enough of those snug shirts already at home). But instead I found a better shirt for 12€ that fits perfectly and the fabric is sumptuous. My friend who I was shopping with found 4 shirts that fit her & looked great on her. The owner obviously has great taste in what clothes she sells in her shop. I will now be adding this store to my usual shopping route in Weisbaden.

This is a second hand clothing store in the downtown walking district that we stumbled upon while…read morelooking for something to eat. It is not very big - about 500 square feet - but it has some interesting things for sale including leather shoes and jackets, scarfs, jewelry and t-shirts. I didn't find anything because it is geared more toward the 0 - 10 sized crowd, but the owner was very friendly and seemed to speak at least some English.

This was a warehouse sale that I discovered on a facebook advertisement. It's right in wiesbaden,…read moreadjacent to the train station. The warehouse sale is about 3 rooms. You'll find lots of lanterns, sculptures, baskets, wooden pieces, cute etsy like items, signs, mirrors, things for the garden, household items. There were items that ranged from 2 euros to 800 euros. Some of the furniture items were really nice. I personally liked the asian-inspired windows/door pieces that could be hung, but they were approximately 300 euros. I got an adorable pug/mops ceramic sculpture for 12 euros. My friend spent over 100 euros here and found a bunch of great stuff for her bathroom, her kids' room, and her outdoor garden space. The lady who collected the money was super friendly. She spoke English and she used an iPad to ring up all the items. The credit card machine wirelessly linked to the iPad, but it didn't work for us so def bring euros! And for all you Americans who aren't familiar with the area, while you're driving down Kaiser-Friedrich, be sure you follow the speed limit because there is a speed camera. I think I got flashed because I didn't pay attention to my speed. Whoops!