DK Travel : Berlin : Shopping

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Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur (KPM)

Prussia’s glory and splendour to take away – traditional KPM porcelain for your dining table at home. Apart from elegant porcelain dinner services, figures and accessories made in the Berlin factory are also on sale.
KPM

Delicate Berlin porcelain with Prussian subjects (see Shops & Markets) .
Kulturkaufhaus Dussmann

This multi-media store is a mecca for culture-junkies, offering everything from good books to computer games, and also boasting a large section of classical music on CD. The store is also open in the evening.
Kunstsalon

This shop offers art to touch and take home, including all sorts of paraphernalia (old costumes, for example), make ideal souvenirs.
MaaßenZehn

Designer jeans or trendy belts – all with minor faults – at heavily reduced prices.
Marheineke-Markthalle

One of the last remaining market-halls in Berlin. Visit the colourful fruit and vegetable stores to experience for a genuine taste of Old Berlin.
Markt am Winterfeldtplatz

The trendiest and also the most attractive weekly food and clothing market in Berlin has developed into a hotspot of the Schöneberg crowd. This is the place for meeting up on Saturday mornings (see Shops & Markets) .
Molotow

Funky and trendy fashion from Berlin designers – perhaps not to everyone’s taste, but guaranteed to cause a stir.
Oranienplatz and Oranienstraße

Kreuzberg’s main square and unofficial high street specialize in all things alternative.
Quartier 206

Apart from the department stores, many top designer shops, such as Gucci and DKNY, are based in Friedrichstadtpassagen.