
Nordwest Zentrum
Nordwest is a large shopping complex located in the north of Frankfurt. It has around 150 well known brands that are most visited by locals and visitors.

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Nordwest is a large shopping complex located in the north of Frankfurt. It has around 150 well known brands that are most visited by locals and visitors. The center of the mall is more than an experience and offers cultural exhibits for display. Frankfurters predominantly come here for dining and entertainment. The complex has a huge parking lot so parking is never a problem at Nordwest. Opening times: Monday to Saturday Open 10:00 to 20:00 clock. Parking charges 1 Euro for 90 minutes
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Nordwest is a large shopping complex located in the north of Frankfurt. It has around 150 well known brands that are most visited by locals and visitors.

Located next to the stock exchange, it has a wide array of high-end specialty shops featuring clothes, lingerie, books, shoes and furniture.

It is located in East Frankfurt and attracts huge crowds who come here to shop and spend the day in the classy cafes and restaurants at the mall.

Not your typical toy store, Hanne Kley is an expensive store that specializes in toys handcrafted from wood and carved to perfection. It’s a toy collector’s dream. de

Another famous shopping center in Frankfurt, Isenburg is located in the south of the city and was inaugurated in 1972. It has over 110 shops and generates a turnover of over 96 million for the city.

One of Frankfurt’s upscale shops, this boutique stocks many international designers like Yohji Yamamoto and Helmut Lang and has the perfect location in the Westend district of the city.

This is the upscale boutique of renowned goldsmith and jewelry designer Wolf-Peter Schwarz located in the expensive street of Goethestrasse.

Located along the same posh street of Frankfurt, Bogner is a shop that specializes in contemporary fashion and sportswear.

With a history of fine craftsmanship spanning 150 years, Hochster Parzellan carries some Europe’s finest porcelain creations. These flawless “white gold” pieces are valuable collectibles and heirlooms.

This art gallery/store features an avant-garde collection of art in all forms, including paintings, photography, plastics and video.

An exclusive shop that contains porcelain pieces and has luxury goods like the international brands of Gucci and Armani, Mitcukoshi is very famous among the Japanese visitors to Frankfurt.

This is one of Europe’s largest retail stores for jewelry and watches. A two story shop, it displays almost all styles, cuts and shapes of fine wearables that men and women can desire.

A small shop set in the midst of the Sachsenhausen Street, House of Silver has a wide variety of silver jewelry.

With an ultramodern glass design and 10 sloping levels, the Zeilgalerie has 50 shops and a great location in the heart of the city.

Herti has a wide collection of gourmet items and fine food ingredients from all around the world.

A very popular grocery store in Frankfurt, this place offers fresh vegetables and fruits of all kinds - local and imported, herbs and spices, as well as meat. It has all your basic daily amenities.

Located in the south of the city, this mall is a moderately priced place that has around 100 shops of all kinds along with a cinema. There’s a spacious parking facility that’s free of charge. de

The Comica bookstore is another world in itself. With graphic novels in both German and English, it’s a fun stop for children and adults alike.

With a small but quality collection of books, the shop called ‘land in sight’ is a good place to for those interested in travel literature. There are regular book signing events here as well. de

Shoppers with a good eye are sure to find treasures here, including designer brands like Gucci, Armani and Prada at reduced prices.

Berger Street has a lot of second hand book shops that sell books at a low price. You can even exchange old books in return for others that you haven’t read yet! One of the shops at Berger street is:

This quirky place sells traditional pottery and large beer steins. Located in the Altstadt, Frankfurt Dippemarkt attracts those looking to buy eccentric gifts.

One of Frankfurt’s famous budget shops, Bornheimer Wochenmarkt has fresh vegetables, fruits and amazing flowers that cost next to nothing!

This is a beautiful flower market at the city center that attracts tourists looking not only to buy but also to admire the abundance of flowers. It opens every Friday from 9am to 6 30 pm.
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