I must admit that I hardly shop second hand, which is a shame considering my title as environmental…read moreengineer. I should do it somewhat, to save the environment (or what's left of it) or whatever noble cause that people use in the name of second-hand shopping. Second hand shopping can be fun, for anything that it's not clothing imho. Somehow I have THAT weird feeling that I don't want to wear clothing that's been worn by other people no matter how many times you've washed it or how designer and expensive it was before. Blame my childhood with my three older sisters passing clothes to me, perhaps. Furnitures, knicks knacks, kitchen stuff - on the other hand - I love them second hand. There's some vintage quality to it and some stuff that you would never find them again at most shops It is with sadness that I must say that this shop is not for me since it stocks mostly clothing. Don't get me wrong, they have HUGE clothing selection and some pretty good ones too. Female on the top floor, male on the ground floor. With the location being on the side street of main shopping street Spitalerstrasse, it's perfect. but then again, it's not something for me, so adios second hand shop!

This is a pretty sweet vintage place with plenty of good finds. The only bad part is that…read moreeverything is a bit on the pricey side. But it's a super cool place to just look around, chill, and escape all of the corporate retail madness just down the street.

From the owner: Inhabergeführte Boutiquen, innovative Concept Stores und Spitzengastronomie versprechen sinnliche…read moreErlebnisse der besonderen Art.

We passed by the Hamburg-Harburg station every day and never noticed that there was this huge…read moretriangular shopping mall in the vicinity! We managed to find everything in our shopping list. Although the 100 percent cotton cardigan took a lot of combing through the shops, we finally located it in Esprit. It was on sale to boot, plus had the right size and colour, and the shop assistant was kind enough to try it for us as she was of the same height and build as the person we had wanted to buy it for. We spent a comfortable and fruitful couple of hours. It's nice to know that there's such a great one stop shop place like the Phoenix center in Harburg.

Wozu gibt es hier Behinderten-Parkplätze wenn keiner dafür sogt dass diese für Rollstuhlfahrer frei…read moresind. Die Auswahl an Geschäften ist gut und die Atmosphäre sowie Sauberkeit ist für eine deutsche Mall oK. Wenn ihr auf wirklich gutes Brot steht, dann geht zu Bäcker Becker. Es lohnt sich.

From the owner: Unsere kleine, freundliche Buchhandlung wurde am 19.09.2009 eröffnet. Wir bieten auf kleinem Raum…read more(48m²) ein abwechslungsreiches Sortiment - über die aktuellen Bestsellerlisten hinaus - mit besonderen Schwerpunkten auf Belletristik und Kinder- und Jugendliteratur. Daneben findet sich noch erstaunlich viel Platz für eine aktuell-politische Ecke, für Natur- und Küchenfreunde, für Biographien, Hörbücher, Postkarten, Rad- u. Wanderkarten der Region... Der Austausch mit - und auch unter - unseren Kunden macht uns allen viel Spaß, und wir greifen immer wieder gern Anregungen aus Gesprächen auf. Selbstverständlich bestellen wir auch jedes lieferbare Buch, auf Wunsch auch antiquarische Titel. In unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft finden sich großzügige Parkmöglichkeiten, Supermärkte und viele kleine Geschäfte für den täglichen Bedarf, z. B. Wäsche, Naturkost, Apotheke... Mittwoch- und Samstagvormittag findet vor unserem Laden zudem immer ein gut besuchter Wochenmarkt statt.

I was so excited when I first learned that we'd be in port overnight in HafenCity. It's such a…read moregreat concept having a cruise terminal inside a multi-level shopping center and especially one with the Westfield brand. There's also a U-Bahn Überseequartier Station inside this complex. We received samples of German chocolate as we walked through the cruise center. It was a great welcome! The shopping mall is still very new. It opened in April 2025. It's a mix of inside and outside spaces which makes it perfect for all kinds of weather. You'll notice that it's a Westfield right away when you look up at the cube glass skylights that let in all that sunlight. The architecture here is even more stunning since it's open to the Elbe River. There's a waterfront on that side where you can see the ships coming and going. It's beautiful! As you enter, you'll notice that there are at least 3 levels of shopping within the building. The interactive map makes it look like 4 with a basement level. See the map below: https://www.westfield.com/en/germany/hamburg/map-of-the-centre It's a great mix of high-end and affordable shopping. There's a Läderach and a Lakrids by Bülow here. There's a souvenir shop for travelers. You may need to buy more luggage if you plan to make it a shore excursion. It's all very tempting. The ground 0 level is where you'll see even more shops and restaurants during an outdoor stroll of Überseeboulevard. There's even a separate food court (called "The Kitchen") that can be accessed by escalator from this main Boulevard. We decided to have lunch at Cardamom Progressive Indian Dining which is in the outside portion of the complex. What a great experience! There are restaurants here that will suit all tastes, but I didn't see any German ones. I think that was the only thing missing. Although, it may be named Overseas Boulevard for a reason. There are many German options as you walk away from the shopping center as well as many attractions. It's all very walkable. It's just an exciting and happening place to be in HafenCity.