A big mall with different shops and some little restaurants. Here you can also park for free.read more

Beautiful mall! Lots of stores and even a whole slide that…read moregoes from top to bottom! Want lego? Got it! Want food? Go get it! Want souveniers? Perfect!

I came to Berlin for the first time this month, and the Mall of Berlin was a quick walk from my…read morehotel. I stopped at Zara and purchased five items using the self-checkout. I placed my items on the scanner, entered my phone number, tapped my card, signed, and completed the transaction. Since my cell service has been spotty while traveling, my e-receipt didn't come through immediately. As I walked out, the security detectors went off and an incredibly aggressive security guard approached me. I tried explaining that I had paid and was simply waiting for the receipt to come through, but he would barely let me speak and repeatedly insisted that I had not purchased the items. He then threatened to call the police. What bothered me most was that a female Zara employee tried telling him that she had SEEN me pay, and he responded by telling her, "I'm not talking to you. Stop talking and allow me to do my job." He then brought over a male employee, who confirmed the exact same thing: I HAD PAID. Thankfully, my e-receipt finally came through and proved the purchase. The security guard didn't apologize or show even the slightest acknowledgment that he had handled the situation poorly. I wasn't expecting some grand apology, but basic professionalism and a little humility would have gone a long way. The male employee, on the other hand, was extremely understanding and even gave me some advice about shopping while in Germany, which I appreciated. My advice to other travelers: if you opt in for an e-receipt, make sure it has actually arrived before leaving the store, especially if your cell service is unreliable. And Zara/Mall of Berlin: security is one thing, but treating a paying customer like a criminal while store employees are actively telling security that they watched the customer pay is completely unnecessary. I hope the security guard has a terrible day.

Pretty good shopping area with a decent selection of stores that suits every shoppers needs. The…read morefood court is a bit limited in selection, but there is a second building that houses a bowling alley, cinema, and an erotic superstore (hehe). Easy access to the bus system from either the 737 or 738 busses.

It's cute place for any kind of shopping: foods, eaten, dresses, etc. I like this place :)read more

From the owner: In 125 Shops finden Sie viele interessante Marken und alles, was Sie brauchen: Technik, Fashion,…read moreSchuhe aber auch Drogerieartikel, die Dinge des täglichen Lebens und selbstverständlich Gastronomie. Bei uns steht der Service an erster Stelle - für Groß und Klein, darum macht uns die Auszeichnung "generationenfreundliches EInkaufen" besonders stolz. Ebenso wie auf unsere tiefe Verwurzelung in der Nachbarschaft. Mit Hilfe unserer treuen Kunden konnten wir schon viele Charity-Aktionen umsetzen. Auch Umwelt- und Nachhaltigkeitsthemen stehen bei uns im Fokus, auch wir wollen unseren Teil dazu beitragen, die Welt etwas besser zu machen. Kurzum: Wir möchten, dass Sie sich bei uns wohlfühlen. Genießen Sie Ihren Einkauf bei uns!

The best place for shopping in Berlin. All the marks and brands are available their (except Massimo…read moreDutti) GANT, STRELLSON & JOOP are my favorits.

From the owner: Nur 30 Minuten von Berlin entfernt ist das Designer Outlet Berlin das ideale Ausflugsziel für…read moreModefans! Es erwarten Sie mehr als 100 internationale Fashion- und Lifestyle Marken in über 80 Geschäften, darunter Hugo Boss, Joop, Escada, Esprit, Lacoste, adidas und Nike, und das zu Preisen, die das ganze Jahr 30-70% von der UVP des Herstellers reduziert sind. An der Bundesstraße 5 gelegen ist das Designer Outlet Berlin sowohl mit dem Auto als auch mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln schnell zu erreichen.

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 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.