So, we go on shopping in Lübeck. Where to go:
Breite Straße (take Strasse)
This street is 650 meters in Lübeck is available only for pedestrians, that is, it is a boulevard, which does not drive cars, which makes shopping doubly more comfortable. Penasse with her big variety of shops is a welcome site for discount hunters.
Famous brands such as Esprit, Gerry Weber, HallHuber, Zara and Street One are in the immediate vicinity of the Karstadt shopping center, as well as the popular TKMAXX store. The greatest number of stores start from intersection Street to take Strasse with Kohlmarkt Street. On Penasse, you can find a sufficient amount of fashionable labels and outlet, for example, here is the only store "Pandora" in Lübeck (Sandstraße 1). Many here and shoe stores, such as "Schümann-Schuhe" on Kohlmarkt 1, where you can buy shoes for the whole family on the three floors of a huge shop. Of course, there are jewelry and perfume shops. And the most pleasant is a cozy cafe, such as the cafe "Niederegger" (Breite Straße 89), where you can try marzipan cakes. By the way, the Motherland Marzipan is a little Lubeck! Many here and restaurants, and one of the best are located on this street, for example, Schiffergesellschaft on Breite Strasse 2 is a real sailor restaurant with an exclusive view of the historical parts of the city.
Königstraße (Konigshtrasse)
Street is located in parallel to Stratsa, and between them less than 100 meters. Just like you, Konigshtrasse - a noisy lively street, with a developed trade. On this street you feel that you actually have in the most thicker of true Lyubek everyday life. This street is slightly longer than the previous one, originates from Mühlenstraße. Here you can find "Treasury" shops, such as Boutique Geoffreys, Gunilla Furniture Store or Kleine Kra Jewelry Salon. There are very useful shops "Everything for home", for example, "Betten Struve" - the wildest towels and bathrobes, and at the same time a timeout after noisy crowded streets. Street ends with intersection with Koberg Street, and, the closer you come to this street, the more old interesting buildings can be seen. One of them is "Löwen- apotheke" on Dr.-Julius-Leber-Straße 13 with its historic facade. Kunsthaus Lübeck on Königstraße 20 is in general one of the most important cultural institutions of the city. I will not talk about all cultural attractions on this street and in the area, the article is not about it (but if that, next to Glockengießerstraße 21 is the famous Günter Grass Haus.)
Hüxstraße and Fleischhauerstraße (Hyuxstraße and Fleychhauershtrasse)
Hüxstraße (or "Hüx", as its affectionately called local residents) and Fleischhauerstraße are located in the heart of the city, are located in parallel, and provide magnificent shopping. There are any shops, from very small to large markets. Charming place! Streets take their origin from Break Strasse and stretch 600 meters to the river. These two streets are two good examples of how the trading culture can grow rapidly on the street, as it is not intended for this street, since these two streets are not boulevards, unlike previous streets. In addition, it is also the historic part of the city, and here there are also many ancient buildings, well, very beautiful, by the way.
Holstenstraße (Holstenstraße)
A very small street, not more than 200 meters, which starts from the Golucian gate and extends to Colmarct. The main value here is the department store "Karstadt Sports", as well as pastry shops all with the same marzipans - "Niederegger" (on Holstenstraße 13-15).Well, there may be a pretty women's clothing store "Buddelei-Mode" (Holstenstraße 17).
Shopping centers
"Haerder-Center" (Königstraße 84) is perhaps one of the main shopping centers in the city. It is located in the very center of Lubeck on Königshtrasse shopping street. Here are clothes, and shoes, perfumes, and entertainment, and cafes.
"Citti-Park Einkaufszentrum Lübeck" (Herrenholz 14) - What is just no, the main thing is not to get lost!
"PLAZA CENTER" (Ziegelstraße 232) - a small shopping center in the south of the city.
Mönkhof Karree (Alexander-Fleming-Straße 1) is also a fairly large trading house of the city. Works from 8 am to midnight.
"Karstadt Sports Lübeck" (Holstenstraße 25-30) - Sportswear Department Store
And, of course, nowhere without markets. Markets - An integral part of German trading culture, and the Germans simply adore these markets and fairs. Open-air markets are the place where you can buy the most delicious fresh fruits, berries and vegetables. Naturally! Potatoes, apples, asparagus, strawberries or cabbage - everything is grown in a suburb of a Lubeck, and arrives at the market in the most recent state. Vegetable markets are opened by certain days on different areas. Here is an approximate schedule:
8: 00- 13:00
Mon: Meesenkaserne and Travelund
W: am Brink
CP: Brolingsplatz, Hasenweg and Schlutup, Mecklenburger Straße
Thu: Meesenkaserne, Am Brink, Peremunicund
Fri: Hanseplatz, Moisling and Kücknitz, Kirchplatz
Sat: Brolingsplatz and Am Brink
10.30 - 19:00
Py: Rathausmarkt.
Thu: Rathausmarkt.
14: 00- 17:00
PT: Buntekuh district, opposite the shopping center "Buntekuh"
Travemunde district:
May 1 - September 30: 8.00 - 14:00
October 1 - April 30: 8.00 - 13:00
As you know, many shops and shopping centers in Germany are closed on Sundays. Therefore, some shopping center makes an exception and open the doors of the stores and on Sundays during any holidays, such as the Harvest holiday, - Naturally, this Sunday Shopping It becomes almost a holiday among the locals, is accompanied by music and ideas (the holiday is). Usually, all the action takes place between the day and six evening and only in the city center.
Night shopping It also takes place and the same thing happens in some holidays, but on Fridays or Saturdays (and then in working days it is hard to get up after a tedious shopping, it is clear to everyone).
As you can see, in Lübeck, you can also buy well and boast new clothes after the trip. Good shopping!