Everything here is just killing me! How beautiful and well…read moremanufactured stuff they have, real trademanship from all over the world, including shoes clothing and cosmetic but mainly and most importantly to me living assesoirs that are so well thought through and also beautiful! I fill my suitcases and dream about a store like this in North America! It's the little things that make life beautiful

This is a really nice department store (we checked out their toy department). They also have a…read morelarge cafeteria on the top floor, and that's where we ate lunch one day. They have several different "stations", with lots of salads and veggies. We got huge plates full of food, for not a whole lot of money. I would totally eat here again for a quick meal.

This place is HUGE. Only in the biggest cities in the US will you find a department store this…read moremassive, and even then you might not. 5 floors of clothes, from the newest in fashion to classic suits and coats. I bought a Wellensteyn-brand coat here, and love it. I highly recommend this brand of coat, it is super-warm while not being bulky, and also fashionable. My experience purchasing my coat was very smooth. I found a saleman who spoke English, and he did the rest. The strange thing was, apparently you have to purchase things at this store from a specific check-out area, so they mark it and send it to the cash register where you can pay for it and pick it up. They accepted my VAT-free form with no trouble, and I saved myself over 30 euros! Good experience, will come back here if I need more clothing.

Peek & Cloppenburg is one of the big fashion centers in Stuttgart. It's located on the main…read moreshopping street of the city Königstraße. The store has something to suite every taste and pocket: clothes, accessories, shoes of world famous brands (Adidas, Esprit, Levi's, Boss, Mexx, Lacoste, Benetton, Max Mara, Nike, s.Oliver, etc.) at reasonable price.

This mall has many of the stores you will find in the city center but it's a little bit better…read morebecause the selection is not as picked out as in the city center. The mall is divided into multiple buildings so you have to know which building the store you want is in. To travel between buildings on the ground floor, you need to go outside. Due to the current situation, they have markings on the ground indicating the direction of travel. Not many people follow it. Most stores have run out of their hand sanitizer. They have the pump available at the front of the store but it's empty. Fortunately, they also have hand sanitizer at the entrances to each mall building. They have a lot of stores I need (Mango, H&M, dm, Primark, Zara) and a lot that I do not (Deichmann, Fielmann, S. Oliver, TeDi, C&A). The restaurant selection could be better. If there were something appealing to eat, I would have had lunch there. I didn't. They have Starbucks.

This mall was nearby where I was staying, so it was interesting to check out. The people in my…read moregroup really wanted to just buy cosmetics and hair products, in which they're just an amazing deal here than if you were to buy them at home. An item that one of us wanted was a hair product that on Amazon is about $25 but at the store it's three dollars so they were stocking it up. The mall has a whole bunch of sub buildings nearby each other in which are connected through an outer area. Overall it had interesting stores just to check out since some of the stores we do have back at home. Others are unique on their own.

Fischer is quite nice shoes store. It has several advantages: wide choice of products and good…read moreservice, quality of shoes is also good only prices are a little bit higher than in other shoes shops.