A very upscale and expensive department store. Back in the States it could be comparable to…read moreprobably Bloomingdales or Saks Fifth Avenue, but when I glanced at the purse selection it doesn't look like they have some of the high end European brands for sale such as Burberry, Chanel, Prada, but luckily those boutiques are a short walk away. They mostly carry European brands but have some American brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Juicy Couture, 7 Jeans. I did see a decent handful of sales tags on every floor, but some of the items were still just too pricey. However, the Longchamp bags on sale were a deal. They also offer a food court and I picked up a ton of German chocolates to bring home in their basement confectionary department. This department has a variety of candies from some you can find at their local grocery and department store such as Kinder to Niederegger to California brand Jelly Belly. Overall I would recommend a stop by Alterhaus just to check it out. At least you can buy some chocolates if nothing else catches your eye. Alterhaus and another department store, Karstadt seem to be the one of the very few stores in the area that close at 8 instead of 7.

Alsterhaus is what Illum is in Copenhagen, but with a niceness scale that is way beyond Illum…read more A rather upscale department store that houses big famous designer brand and interesting decorations inside. It stocks everything from cosmetics (on the lower ground) to home decoration and even cafes, restaurants and food shop. I must add that I love their food shop, especially during Christmas times. Oh, I wanted to buy everything on display. Chocolates, cheese, wine, you name it. There are also areas where you could sit down and enjoy champagne *ahem* or just coffee. Customer service is friendly as far as I have encountered and they have gift-wrapping service on the home decoration floor (can't quite remember which floor was that - 4th?) and it's just located right in front of the lake, hence the name. This place was thoroughly thronged during Christmas shopping season, though - just so you know

you can find almost anything in Karstadt My two favorites…read moreparts of that mall are the Parfumerie/Cosmetics department which is on the ground floor, and their household / kitchen floor (last floor). They have all kinds of designs for the kitchen. I am not much of a cook, but when i see the huge variety (some for VERY affordable prices / some with crazy creative designs) i feel like buying a new home with a 150 sqm kitchen to fit everything in!!! There's a small supermarket in Karstadt, they even have electronics department, bedroom department... They have a restaurant at the last floor. I would really advise you to eat there.. The food is good and it is freshly made in front of u they have everything really I think u need to know, if ur buying a gift from Karstadt, u cant get ur gift giftwrapped anywhere you have to go to the Geschenkservice, and then of course very 'germanly' PAY for your giftwrap, between 1EUR and 5EUR depending if ur adding a flower or a ribbon and on the size of the gift All in all a good mall, wide choice, it has brand names mostly, a lot of variety

The floor with dinnerware and kitchen utensils is fantastic! It's where I go to buy my Kahla mugs.read more

Die Beratung war sehr gut, die Beratung in der Herrenkonfektion excellent. Es hat wirklich…read moreweitergeholfen. Freundlichkeit top, nur an der Kasse eine etwas "zurückgenomme" Mitarbeiterin. Ulrich Engelfried Hamburg

Best place for shopping in that area, you can find different types of stuff and resonable prices.read more

It's big but it's not great. They almost have a wide range of everything.read more

Although I love the concept of this place, the store itself is poorly executed. I know the J…read more Petermann catalog from the US which Manufactum basically copied as a business model. There were also already a couple established players in the US which did exactly as Manufactum now does.sell an image. I too love the products in the catalog and the stories associated with each product are what get you hooked in. Unfortunately, a lot of this charm disappears when you get to the store in Chilehaus. I have to agree with another reviewer that it's really bad form to have broken items on display. I have too caught this on multiple occassions. Further, the place is not set up well and you can't wander around well. It's usually full of people and it's just annoying to go in there. In theory, the place is great. They do really need to work on making the experience though just as good in the store as they do in the catalog. Here they have a ways to go.

From the owner: Seit mehr als 30 Jahren stehen wir für die Idee einer bewussten Nutzung hochwertiger Produkte, die…read moreIhren Alltag bereichern und Freude schenken können. Unsere Produktauswahl basiert auf den Prinzipien von Reparierbarkeit, langer Lebensdauer sowie einer ressourcenschonenden und sozialverträglichen Produktion.

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.

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.