The store is on the smaller side, but they packed a lot of variety inside. We stopped by in…read moreNovember and they had some new and older kits available as well as some holiday items. I fell in love with their holiday sweater and have dubbed it my "cool cat" sweater. I'll be wearing it around in the States all winter long. The staff here was very nice and while there are certain sizes out on display, they do have more items in the back if you're looking for a different size. In fact, my husband ended up getting a t-shirt and a kit and they grabbed new ones from the back in his size, even though there were some out on display. I would say the pricing is what you'd expect for sports memorabilia and the quality seemed to be pretty nice for the price as well. I've already washed the holiday sweater (I hung it to dry) and it's looking great even after a few wears.

After the game, I knew I had to check out the mega store that is only located at the arena. Many…read moreother people had the same idea, apparently. Good luck with trying to buy fan merchandise after the game. It's totally doable, but it gets so packed in there that it's hard to get your items, then have to wait to pay. But all that is worth it for FC Bayern merchandise!

Unless you can like walking 1 yard every 3 minutes with nearly 0 chance of actually seeing anything…read morein the store due to the press then do not go here during a game. They release one group of hundreds of fans into the shop from the bottom of the long flight of stairs every few minutes but not many fans actually filter back out in time. I feel that if there were an emergency where swift exit was needed, everyone would die inside that store. From trampling or from the inability to evacuate. I loved it. From what I could see as good natured panic started to set in this place is filled with anything FC Bayern related. Anything. Everything. And everything in between.

My wife and I both bought nice hats for the sun. An amazing selection in all sizes. Reasonable…read moreprices too.

If you're looking for a true Trachtenhut and not some cheap tourist junk than this is your store…read more My salesman Alex assisted me in finding the perfect hat in a perfect size for my big melon. Not inexpensive but the prices are well in line with the quality offered.

Imagine a climbing shop in a Munich neighborhood that has strong young climbers, one of whom has…read moreclimbed in Joshua Tree and Yosemite. Wonderful place

Nice place that sells a lot of sport equipment congregated into one single place. It had multiple…read morefloors with different categories. It pretty much covered all the outdoor events: hiking, camping, running, climbing, walking, swimming, etc. It also had lots of options of clothing: pants, shirts, tank top, bags, etc to all genders: male, female, kids, etc. Pretty decent place to spend time and explore options. It also offered heavy sale and discount. I purchased couple of things in this place : )

My favorite clothing store in Germany hands down! Very decent quality, huge selection and you…read morecannot beat these prices !! Employees are kind and patient and professional. The baby and children's clothing is hard to resist if you have a little one you are shopping for. Seriously you will love this place and you're welcome!

I would describe C&A as (for Americans, at least) somewhere between Old Navy and Kohl's: decent…read moreclothing at decent prices that you know will only last you for a year or two.... I was desperate for a Dirndl, and having looked all over Munich, couldn't find one that tripped my trigger. As a last resort, I saw some in the window and dragged my husband inside. There were quite a few cute designs, but I was more interested in a specific color. I finally found one I liked and purchased it. Surprisingly, I didn't see another one like it when we went to Oktoberfest the following day! 30/2021

Tons of vinyl in here, and it reminds me of a stateside store I shop at, at least as far as the…read moreatmosphere here goes. It's not the coolest or most artsy decorated store, but they have a ton of records, and that's why you're here in the first place, right? My wife and I have shopped here a couple of times and have enjoyed ourselves. Much to be found here. Staff (at least the dude running the register) is not overly friendly, but that's okay. Not here for a social experience as much as Record shopping, and this place offers that by degrees. Check to make sure they are open before you make the journey there, as I seem to remember some sporadic opening hours. Definitely worth a stop if you find yourself in Munchen.

Coming from North America, I always love crate-digging abroad - you can often find records…read moreunavailable in the local shops back home. I have had great luck in other parts of EU so I was looking forward to seeing what could be found in Munich. I did some online research and found Schallplattenzentrale was the only shop within my reach for the day. The reviews stated they have a good selection of used vinyl but also warned of high prices. This place definitely has a lot of records; tons of Jazz, Soundtracks, a nice Deutsche Rock section, "Black Music" (funk/soul), French, Latin/Afro,... Really, a great selection of music. The shop is packed with vinyl and was busy also making for a fairly hectic shopping environment. I checked out all the sections and found some good stuff (Nino Ferrer, rare soundtracks, some Library records, rare Kraut etc.) Unfortunately, I left empty-handed, shaking my head with a minor sour taste in my mouth. Their pricing really is pretty ridiculous... Although I did see a few rare LPs, I found that even the everyday/every crate records were still extremely expensive vs. North America and global online pricing (Discogs, Ebay, etc). Records easily found nearly everywhere for $5-10 USD were generally priced around 30-50 Euros at Schallplattenzentrale. They did have a cheaper section of LPs priced at 3 Euros but all totally crappy records. Honestly, other than these cheap/crappy records, I hardly saw any prices below 20 Euros and most were 30+. If you have a bottomless bank account or if you're spending someone else's money it may be worth checking out Schallplattenzentrale. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother.