We spontaneously stopped in this boutique while visiting Frankfurt! The crazy sale prices drew us…read morein through the window, and I am so glad we went in! The clothes were so cute and the quality was unmatched. The lady working was so kind and helped us shop, but she wasn't overbearing. She also spoke great English which was a plus! I walked away with two cozy sweaters, but I'll definitely be going back when the season changes.

Squee! I was hoping I would happen across a Steiff bear…read morestore while in Germany, but I couldn't imagine it would be so precious. They have super soft baby toys of every animal, and really sweet baby clothes. If you need a dose of awwww, swing by Steiff Galerie.

I absolutely love this beautiful shop. The owner is wonderful and always very helpful for me…read more Outstanding, customer service!

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 .

The store is fine but I can do without the woman that handled my purchase. We were paying with a…read morecredit card and she asked if we wanted to pay in our own currency or euros. My husband lost his mind and asked which is better for us. You always pay in the currency of the country you are in and let your bank do the conversion. She told him "oh in your own currency" - this was just another example of people hating tourists and trying to stick it to us.

Back in the 80s and maybe early 90s, my Aunt worked at the US Embassy in East Berlin. From her time…read morethere she collected all kinds of little treasures from Germany and brought them back for family and friends - of those that she gave my father included German smokers and a Christmas Pyramid. These became iconic holiday items that every year we looked forward to getting out and putting on display in our home. This was my second time in Germany and the first time I picked up one smoker in the black forest when I was studying abroad, but this time I wanted a Christmas pyramid of my own and upon finding this shop I knew I'd come to the right place. Kathe Wolfhahrt is the quintessential holiday shop in Germany. You'll find anything and everything iconically christmas for this region of the world and it will not let you down. On this trip I found a great pyramid that I'll get to enjoy with my own family and added a charming little chubby cat man smoker to our holiday collection. I'll caution you that it isn't cheap, but I do think the quality of this shop is much better than other little vendors you'll find in the region, and honestly even if you don't end up purchasing anything it's a really fun shop to explore and look at these pieces of German artwork.

TEDi stores are similar to our Dollar Generals, so don't expect fancy, high quality items! This…read moreTEDi is located in the Sachsenhausen area of Frankfurt. I was familiar with the store chain from other cities in Germany, so I dragged my friend there as we perused the cute neighborhood! Anyone who knows me would not be surprised that I was bargain-shopping, even on vacation! Since it was chilly outside, they had several stands in front of the store with hats and gloves. Inside is a fun paradise for frugal shoppers. Several aisles full of everyday items, including hair products, cooking supplies and knickknacks. They had a great Christmas section with cute candles and decorations. I did not see anything I couldn't live without in America, but I would definitely be a regular shopper if I lived in Frankfurt. Clean, bright store and low prices!