If you arrived in Munich not only the sights to inspect and drink beer, but also shopping does not mind run, then this city is the most! Modern malls, branded boutiques, different shops caliber less ... as in other cities, here there are seasons of discount sales, so you would have money, but to spend them in the capital of Bavaria where and what.
The schedule of the local shops is approximately the same as in other European cities: large trading places work on weekdays and on Saturdays, open at 09:00, finish work at 20:00, and on Saturdays - close earlier - at 16: 00. Smaller - on weekdays work from 09:00 to 18:30 with a lunch break, on Saturdays they are open until 20:00. Five times a year in more or less cheap stores and Mollah organize sales "Special Sunday" - then it goes here almost all of the Bavaria.
The main periods of sales are January, April, August and November At this time, you can buy clothes and shoes from past collections, and with significant discounts: at the end of July-beginning of August they can be up to the ninety interest.
In the city is Main shopping streets , there are also expensive elite stores, and not very - on the middle pocket. We are talking about such as Kaufinershtraße, Neuhawsershtrasse, Maximilianstrasse and etc.
The best thing engage in shopping in the central part of the city - In places between Carlsplatz and Marienplatz, as well as between Odeonplatz and Marienplatz. Streets Nohawsershtrass and Kaufinershtrasse They stretched from the old square in the direction of Carlsplants: they can simply walk between the Marienplatz and the main station (in the seventies of the last century they were made pedestrian), and you can also do shopping. Here are located, mostly not the most expensive institutions - such brands, for example, as H & M, Mango, C & A, and such shops there are quite a lot.
If your requests are higher, and finances allow you to count on more expensive shopping, visit the street Theatinstrasse which stretches from Marienplatz to the north, to the Odeonplatz. You can walk around the chic boutiques (such as Douglas or Burberry) to combine with a visit to traditional German cafes and exhibition halls Kunsthalle der Hypo-kulturstung - and through them there is access to one of the coolest Munich Malls called "Five Yards". Already by the name of the institution, you can imagine that it consists of five courtyards. Each of them has its own unique design, and they communicate with the help of corridors.
On a small calm street Zendlinershtrasse which is located south of Munich's main square, which placed their boutiques are not so famous, but still popular trademarks. Here you can buy souvenirs and other goods - in family and branded stores, as well as relax and translate the spirit - to any of the local cafes.
Street Maximilianstrasse
A place for those who arrived in Munich for chic and exclusive things. There are branded shops, Landtaga building, National Munich Theater ... In the western part of Maximilianstrasse - expensive galleries and the best in the city of jewelry and design boutiques - such as Louis Vuitton, Versace, D & G, and others.
In the capital of Bavaria, there are shopping institutions where not only "major" can feel freely, but also ordinary travelers - for them there are malls and supermarkets. For example, you can buy in low-cost ALDI grocery stores, where relatively low prices (but also the choice of goods is not very big), or in Edeka - more expensive, where good quality products are sold.
Shopping Center "Olympia»
The most, probably, the popular Mall in the city is "Olympia" (I think it is clear by the name, to which event at one time the opening of this institution was timed). Nowadays, Olympia is the largest shopping center in Bavaria. There are 135 outlets, often - almost every week - festive and other secular events are organized.
In addition to the universes, there are large household industry houses in the shopping center. There is also a snack here where - cozy cafes in Olympia abuse. You can buy everything you want - from fashionable, branded things, cosmetic products, to fresh products. Lovers deliciously eat will find in "Olympia" various delicacies - exotic and not very - everything can be pleased with the stomach.
Phone Installation: +49 (089) 14 33 29 10. Can be contacted by Imelu: [email protected] or go for references to the official website of the shopping center: http://www.olympia-einkaufszentrum.de. On Sundays - the day off, the institution is also closed and during official and religious holidays.
Trade village Ingolstadt
As an option, you can go to the shopping village Outlet-Village Ingolstadt - the road to it from the capital of Bavaria in transport will take an hour. It is located in the town of the same name and is a representative of a few European family of such shopping villages: there are more hundreds of branded shops from the most popular firms. The cost of goods in them is mostly smaller than in such establishments of Munich. Sometimes discounts can reach and sixty percent - but not always: in some way, the product is relatively inexpensive, and at different points it can cost and not please.
The easiest way to get to Ingolstadt is on the railway, and you need to go out at the North Station ingolstadt Nordbahnhof. Next, you can sit on the bus of the twentieth line and go to the Ost. Ingolstadt Village. The interval of traffic movement is one hour.
More from Munich to this trading village you can go on a special express bus that goes every day, except Sunday. There are two different bus routes:
On the first buses go on weekdays and on Saturday from Sofitel Munich Bayerpost Departure - at 09:30, from the world of BMW - at 09:45. In Munich, transport returns at 15:30.
On the second route - on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the departure from Sofitel Munich Bayerpost takes place at 13:30, and from the world of BMW - at 13:45. Return of transport in Munich - at 19:30.
Travel on express bus costs fifteen euros.
Telephone for communication: +49 (0841) 886 31 00. The trading village works from Monday to Saturday, opening - at 10:00, closes at 20:00. Internet address: http://www.ingolstadtvillage.com.