Shopping - Munich
Last Updated: 7th Jun 2012
The shopping in Munich is excellent. Compact, reasonably priced varied, shopping in the city center is absolute ease and pleasure. The main shopping mall stretches along the Kartnerstrasse from the Marienplatz to the Karlsplatz and is filled with clothing and department stores. The Germans do however stick to very traditional opening hours (for example, all shops are closed on Sundays) but do have late night shopping on Fridays.
Check out some European Shopping Tips for hot spots and helpful hints when hitting the stores as you travel around Europe.
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