The "Wandelhalle" is the Shopping- and Eating-Area in the Mainstation of Hamburg named…read more"Huptbahnhof". Wandelhalle comes from the german word "wandeln" that meens in todays thinking stroll (slow walking). There are Shops for all you need: Pharmacy, Drugstore, Perfumery, Magazins and Tobacco, Eventticketstore, Bank, Exchange, Ticketstore for Events, Digital Print and Copyshop, Travelagency, Clothes, Shoes, Flowers, Haircutter, Gifts, Electronics & Musik, Books, ... Several Fast Food Companys like Mc Donalds, Pizza Hut, ... A special separated very large area with several Restaurants, Snacks, Bars, Coffee Shops, Supermarket and a Bakery (asia, german, turkey, italien, french, ...) invites you to linger.

There's nothing special or spectacular about the Wandelhalle, which is the shopping court of…read moreHamburg's central train station. Some of the shops are nice (I like the sushi joint, the stuffed animal store, the Body Shop and the bookshop), but as a shopping center, I wouldn't rate the Wandelhalle very high. It's very standard for what you expect from a train station and emphasizes on gift items. It is, however, open on Sunday, so if you fancy some weekend reading material you can always pop in here.

Die Parkautomaten im EKZ sind so eingestellt, dass man 2 x bezahlen muss. Mitarbeiter weist Kunden…read moredie Schuld zu. Werde Betrugsanzeige erstatten.

A big (ish) shopping mall with various ordinary shops, cafes, etc.read more

This is a shopping centre on two levels comprising about 40 shops and a multi-storey car park. None…read moreof the shops carry anything spectacular, but there is enough there that you wouldn't need to go too far afield and would appeal to anyone on a budget. Car parking is free, and the highlight for me is the very large Real superstore on one end of level two that carries everything from Crunchy Nut cornflakes to pig's trotters to printers to bicycles to motor oil. If you don't find it here, it's either an up-market product or you haven't looked hard enough. Outside, there are more shops and banks. There's also a so-so greek diner employing as a waitress possibly one of the most beautiful women I have yet seen in Germany. She's friendly too, so what's not to like? Why she's not modelling instead of working at a second-rate diner is beyond me; perhaps she just likes it there, or her parents own the business, or she just hasn't been discovered yet! I am 34 and single at the time of writing, so that might be affecting my judgment somewhat. Oh, I forgot, I'm supposed to be reviewing the shopping centre, not the girl! Handily, this place is only three minutes from my apartment by car, so it's my default choice for groceries and other knick-knacks.

You can get a wide range of groceries and delicious food here. It's a little bit pricey but the…read morequality has high standards. It's open from 9am to 8pm except sundays.

Mercado is a small but 'complete' mall. It covers interests such as clothing (H&M, C&A, Tally…read moreWeijl, etc.), books (heymann, etc.), shoes (görtz , deichmann, etc.), toys (BR spielwaren), pet's needs (das Futterhaus), home decors (depot, strauss, etc.), & many more!! Love it!!

Classic supermarket in the centre of the city right next to train station. You can find here…read morewhatever you want in good German quality. Big downside is the fact that you will wait for checkout really long time in peak hours. Their drink store is located in the parking lot under mall and on the same place are recycling machines.

This place is like the Tardis. It doesn't look like much…read morefrom the outside (as a matter of fact, it looks like nothing at all), but upon entering, you're suddenly standing in the middle of an extremely large shopping center which spans itself across a few buildings and is somewhat complex to navigate. The Quarree is one of the best shopping centers in Hamburg I've been to - unlike the Europa Passage, the Quarree is full of things you'd actually WANT to buy, such as discount clothing, curiosities, books, toys... and they've got a well solid food court with more than decent coffee (disclaimer: I know the owner/manager of the food court at Quarree). They make a mean baked potato! The Quarree is the perfect shopping center which SHOULD have been built instead of the Europa Passage - tucks away neatly behind some buildings, has everything you need for decent prices and provides some competitive lunch options. The center needs this kind of shopping center. Why oh why is it in Wandsbek?

Wandsbek Quarree is a shopping center in Hamburg Wandsbek close to the Station Wandsbek Markt. The…read moreWandsbek Quarree is bigger than it appears from the outside. It has two parts which are connected with a bridge. There is a nice choice of shops and there is a small food court.