It is one of two Karstadt's in the Schwabing area and the bigger of the two. It is a multi storey…read moreshop with all sorts of things from food to travel stuff and everything in between. I always go here to find things you cannot normally find in large chain stores. The prices are ok and the selection of things for people who like doing things on their own like tailoring, mending, knitting, house decorating and a variety of other items can find raw material and odds and sods here. Of course they also have a lot of fashion and accessories as well. Their food hall is quite big and you can buy a variety of food and wine items here. I shop at this place a lot specially for small things that are much harder to find elsewhere.

It was an interesting place. What we would thinkof a small town department store in one of the most…read morecosmopolitan neighborhood's of an international city. Food in the basement- an entrance to the S Bahn and hit or miss in the store. A nice selection of Oktoberfest items. It was okay, but there's much better shopping near Marienplatz.

I'm there quite often and I LOVE IT! There's a new coffee…read moreshop that opened up like 2 months ago. I went there with my friend and we loved their iced coffee. But it's pretty expensive, so not every day. The grocery store Edeka is currently renovating, but not to far from there is a Lidl where you can get your groceries. Anyway, the mall is very selective with its lots of shops, which is perfect for meeting friends for a shopping day, e.g. DM, Pommes Freunde, Döner, H&M and more. Their service is great, they are very helpful, very pleasant visit every time.

1st visit , enjoyed the variety of stores and location to U Station, my purchase was at pandora…read more Wish bathrooms in hallways were more visible and location was more accessible or at least I only found one which was a walk and dwn the escalator away but I understood the bathroom thing is a European thing. Mall is clean People are friendly.

The Viktualienmarkt was a bustling outdoor food market with restaurants, coffee shops, wine shops,…read moresome crafts & a busy beer hall. Late afternoons it's very busy with lines of people trying to purchase & outdoor seating overflowing. Each stall beautifully presents its wares. Between stalls are magnificent fountains. I understand we can bring out gourmet picnic from the market to the beer hall, and enjoy my meal with a cold brew. However, by the end of the day after 20,000 + steps my feet hurt, I'm tired & just want to be served. The Viktualienmarkt developed from an original farmers' market in 1807 to a popular market for gourmets. There are now 140 stalls and shops offering flowers, exotic fruit, game, poultry, spices, chocolates, wines & cider, pastries, cheese, fish, juices....

If you are going to Munich...you are going to Viktualienmarkt.....tons of options for all kinds of…read morefoods.... much of it greasy good German food (alliteration intended!!) There are fresh food options as well...but we all know you came for the Schnitzel, Wurst, and Beer (wink wink)....oh my. Pace yourself big fellah!!!

I love shopping at Aldi! While this location has mostly everything in stock, the shelves were a…read morehorrible mess. Come here for the prices but be OK with the untidy aisles.

Cool department store with stationery and actual CD and vinyl…read moreCollection. We also bought a bunch of Cedon bags and umbrella made recycled water bottles. Highly recommended!

Nice store but very pricey. To me, it's priced like Saks but the merchandise is more like Macy's…read more(to give Americans a frame of reference). Service was nice and they had a great selection, but 50 euro for a belt??? Sheesh, Ludwig, if you're going to screw me like that at least buy me dinner or a drink before hand. I do like the belt, though. They have a subterranean entrance so you can enter right from the U Bahn without going outside.