I remember the first time when I walked in this mall, it somehow give me a feeling that I walk in…read moresome grand casino, the whole design inside the mall, quite castle like, just like its name. On the ceiling, there alway are fishes illumination show going on, quite weird and cool at the same time. Well, somehow also help people relax. I noted that there are couple design are related to water, I think that probably the them there are going for, quite special and identical. Das Schloss is so big compared with other malls in the center of Berlin, but it got most the cool shops, it is quite nice place to shop. After the shopping, you could always visit their food corner to have a drink or have a meal, the place looks cool. The U-bahn station has a way directly take you inside the mall, you could also just take the bus to get here, there bus stop for this. For me, I think Das Schloss is a not bad place to do shopping. It is in nice location, got many things around. It's just a bit far for front the center, I don't really come here that often, only when I looking for some shops only here got or simply I close by. If I just want to shop, there are much closer, bigger, and better shopping malls around in the center of Berlin.

This is a decent shopping mall in Steglitz. All of the usual stores are here: H&M, Esprit, Media…read moreMarkt etc. They also have one of Berlin's few Apple stores, Mac House. The way it's laid out, it seems quite small and intimate. But it's not - there are loads of shops here. It can get very busy on weekends. Very convenient for public transportation, there's an U-Bahn station right outside. It's not bad if you're in the area, but it's not worth taking a special trip here.

We found this great shopping center a 5 minute walk from our hotel. In addition to a lot of…read morestores, there are restaurants as well. A bonus: Free Wi-Fi

This is not a fancy, destination mall. This is a decent, getting stuff accomplished mall. There are…read morea lot of stores where you can buy decent everyday stuff; Real, H&M, Cookmal, Nanu Nana, C&A. There's nothing fancy here but it is clean and spacious. They also have these hilarious horses that the kids ride around, it's very strange. There are a number of reasonable places to eat; potato box, dunkin donuts, kebab, ice cream. It's steps from the S and U which may be the best feature.

It's not like I don't like it, it's just that it is lacking a broader variety of stores…read more There are countless fashion and accessorie stores and a lovely food court but I will never find everything I need in everyday life here. Right now it is remodeling and I really hope that there are going to be different stores moving in.

Located perfectly next to the Sbahn Marzahn. Inside you can find Sparkasse and right out the door…read moreis Commerzbank! There is something for everyone there, the variety of shops is big, for example the food court has a variety of vegitarian foods, and in the first floor next to Nordsee there is a healthy foods and fruit shakes stand! It might be misleading but there is a map you can find when you get in, it helps you find your favourite shops easily :) Enjoy your shopping!!

Lots of local shopping and places to eat (dine in & fast food for Frank). McDonald's local German…read moreeats KFC A BURRITO joint etc, It's open late.

The Europa-Centre is a shopping centre in Berlin, it is a fairly decent size and includes eateries…read moresuch as Vapiano and KFC. It's located directly adjacent to the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church so the location is reasonable. The mall is slightly hard to navigate with very few employees around, and only two lifts, both of which are close to each other but not close enough you can press a button and wait for the next one, the lifts overall are quite slow. The mall does have some nice features such as a market outside, and a nice square where you can sit outside if you ate at Vapiano for example, and a water feature inside. Probably a lack of shops also doesn't do this place any positives, and the number of shops and even places to eat is much smaller than most other shopping malls I've seen around the city, such as the Mall of Berlin. This isn't the best of places to shop, and probably not somewhere one should come out of their way for, it has a new nice water features and an excellent branch of Vapiano and sadly that is about it, also frustratingly the toilets are downstairs (they do have a pretty frightening stair-lift) but of course you have to also pay 50 cents each for this. Due to what I've mentioned, the Europa Centre deserves a two star rating.

I'm not a mall person per se but the idea makes sense. Berlin weather can be unpredictable and…read morerather depressing in the winter. Why not have all the essentials under one roof? This shopping mall though overpromises and underdelivers. Located right next to the subway and city train stations, plus being on a very busy street, this mall could be your one-stop for everything. In fact, it's just a collection of cheap and trashy stores, squeezed into a tiny mall that gets crowded easily. The highlights of this mall can be summarized as follows: DEUTSCHE POST: The notoriously unfriendly workers here do their best to scare people away. Unsuccessfully though, as the line is usually very long and you'll wait 20+ minutes just to send a package. FOOD: Surprisingly, there is a variety of food options (Doner Kebab, sushi, fried fish, (somewhat) Vietnamese, sandwiches, ice cream, fresh cut fruits). However, first you have to place your order over the counter with folks that either are bored out of their minds or are as grumpy as you can be. You would think that the sheer fact of having a job would cheer these people up but it definitely takes something else. RANDOM SALES EVENTS: Retail stores can rent out spaces in the middle of the pathway to offer their goods. Many sellers take advantage of that, and that means throughout the year you'll find crap that you don't need (homemade sewed sweaters, organic dog food, or jewelry imported from Cambodia), sold by miserable looking college kids. This mall is unavoidable. Just be prepared.

A collection of stores, not too big it makes you dizzy, and not too small so you find nothing. My…read morepersonal favorites is the electronics store (ofcourse, i am a guy!), and the bread shop in the first floor. They make lovely onion- or olive-flavored breads. The Icrecream shop on the ground floor and the toy shop in the underground floor are frequently visited by me and my daughter, and always impress her with good taste and friendly staff.

Nicely varied options for shopping, fitness, and an outlet to spend leisure time. This is located…read morealong side a river, which is a great opportunity to take a walk and get to know this side of Berlin. The cobble stone makes it challenging to walk on so make sure to bring sensible walking shoes. There are discount shopping stores here such as TK MAXX (that is not a typo) if you made it to this side of town and in need of additional luggage, jackets, toys, and discounted treats (chocolates with alcohol). Several options for bargain shoes as well. They sell LAND ROVER brand boots at the shoe store near the grocery store. If you would like to visit this area without any desire to go shopping but instead would like to do a neighborhood stroll / a nice morning jog : this cobblestone will surely challenge your single leg strength in comparison to the flat terrain / side walks further up the streets into the neighborhoods. Relatively safe area and generally populated with families and older retired folks. Not much of an issue if one is travelling alone and have concerns about safety.

A clean, newly built Mall…read more Nothing mind-blowing here....except maybe for the huge grocery supermarket and the media markt electronics shop.