DK Travel : Munich : Shopping

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Feinkost Käfer

This delicatessen owned and operated by catering tsar Gerd Käfer is located in pscale Bogenhausen. The city’s prominent citizens rub shoulders here as they shop and sample the delicacies.
Fünf Höfe

Historic buildings and contemporary architecture, arcades, courtyards, stores (Manufaktum, Emporio Armani), culture (Kunsthalle of the Hypo-Kulturstiftung), and fine gastronomy (Schumann’s daytime bar, Ederer, Barista, Café Kunsthalle) – this award-winning jewel of urban design by architects Herzog and de Meuron covers the area between Theatiner-, Kardinal-Faulhaber-, Maffei- and Salvatorstraße.
Großmarkthalle

Munich’s indoor Großmarkt (wholesale market) has a vibrant atmosphere. Opened in 1912, the complex features four large halls. Several excellent restaurants and pubs have established themselves in and around the market.
Hans Blädel

Trained as a shoemaker, he became a popular comedic music virtuoso (1871–1937).
Helmut Fischer

Munich actor (1926–92), best remembered for his role as Monaco-Franze in the TV series of the same name.
Horse Market

Monthly horse auctions are held at the livestock hall near the abattoir.
Hugendubel, Marienplatz

Largest store for books in the city. There are branches on Stachus, in the Fünf Höfe, and in several other locations.
Japanalia

From Japanese teaware to crafts, kimonos, and furniture, Japanalia features a wide range of new, old, and antiquarian objects.
Julius Thannhauser

Carnival entertainer (1860–1921), whose fame reached far beyond Munich.
Kokon

Asian furnishings and crafts, including some antiques, many plants, and books. Decorative household utensils and other items in the basement.