The 21 best malls in Hamburg

Nice to have rest on lake and fountain after shopping in city centre

Europa Passage offers a wide variety of shops and dining options in the heart of Hamburg. The mall is spacious and well-located, though it can get quite busy. Nice for browsing, but not particularly unique. Okay food stands.

Europa Passage is such a vibrant and elegant place right in the heart of Hamburg! 🏙️✨ With its modern architecture, wide variety of shops, cozy cafés, and welcoming atmosphere, it’s more than just a shopping center — it’s a great spot to enjoy the city life. Always a pleasure to visit!

Europa Passage in Hamburg is a modern, central shopping mall with over 120 shops and a top-floor food court. Easily accessible by public transport and with underground parking, it’s great for shopping, dining, or a quick break. Clean, comfortable, and well-maintained.

An okay shopping centre, nothing special in terms of shops and variety. The two stars are because I find it absurd that the only toilets are on the top floor near the food court, and they always have a massive queue, especially the women's.

Shop till you drop and when you do, there’s a food court to revive you for round two.

We dealt with Philip at Ray Ban and I bought the new Meta smart glasses (hello tomorrow) and he was/is super professional, knowledgeable and friendly. What more could you ask for? Nothing. Perfection exemplified

Mall is clean and has a train station across the street so it's easy to get to. Mid rating because of lack of interesting retailers. Most stores fronts are occupied, but it's an odd collection of vendors for leisurely browsing. You walk the whole mall and the food court is tragically the most interesting part. It was hard to find Christmas presents for the whole family or even shop for a NYE dress bc there just weren't a lot of great store options to pick from. If you're going for one thing from one of their retailers specifically the visit is sufficient. The Mall has a Ritual, got candles for friends, there is an H&M -was really picked through, and there is a shop to buy gift wrapping/packaging, so the bare minimum is met, but you're left desiring more and likely end up needing to head elsewhere when looking for gifts and having variety.

Big shopping mall with almost everything you need . From big clothing brands to nice eateries and restaurants and big child playing area. My daughter loves going there almost daily for children rides. Easily accessible from U Bahn as well as bus.

Have more toilets ! My kid had to use the toilet and we had to walk the toilet entire mall to find the one toilet that was not working. Highly ridiculous! Have more toilets or at least more signs that the toilet is not working or the alternatives. Idiotic system to the core!

It's a very popular shopping center. You can find everything here. And it has a good atmosphere. It's fun here. Cinema and various foods and everything you need.

Quite a few shopfronts remain empty. Toilet accessibility is not the best, one of them remains closed for refurbishment. Poorly air conditioned in summer.

I live nearby to Hamburger Meile. I have to say that since it is one of the longest malls in at least Germany It doesn't have that much to offer and it needs some renovations. The good thing it's not that crowded most of the time so you are not that overwhelmed when shopping . but the stores they need improvement and also the food court is quite good offering variety of foods. Rewe and Aldi there are also a plus.

A nice mall with a lots of options of shops of all varieties

Nice, seemingly independent shopping centre. Didn't appear to haveany of the big chains there but was some nice shops and places to eat.

"Hanseviertel offers a charming blend of shopping and culture nestled in the heart of the city. With its unique mix of boutique stores, eateries, and historic architecture, it's a delightful escape for both locals and tourists. The atmosphere is inviting, blending the traditional with the modern seamlessly. Whether you're shopping for unique finds, enjoying a leisurely meal, or simply soaking in the ambiance, Hanseviertel provides a memorable experience that captivates all who visit."

Good shopping centre, with a clean and free toilet.

It’s one of those typical department stores. But it is a nice and fancy place to visit with a lot of shops inside. The building itself is built beautifully as well.

Very pretty building with cute boutique shops BUT I came here for Sézane as their website said it is here. Their sign is still outside the building as well. However, when you go inside, there is no Sézane and the map says there isn't either.

The place looks like very beautiful and pleasant, but the only thing is parking issue. Paid parking is very small and narrow parking lot and also difficult to get in and out.

Clean and tidy but just another shopping mall with overly expensive shops full 9f stuff you dont really need

Today, I had a distressing experience during my first visit to the shopping center. Initially, I perceived it as a place with upscale clothing and gourmet food, including caviar and lobster. (Please post this reference it is real, check the video attached). There are several expensive restaurants and high-end boutiques. I decided to have a slice of cake at "Cheesecake Heaven" a café within the mall, 4- floor. However, after enjoying my dessert and chatting with my friend, I was shocked to notice mice roaming around on the floor. This was alarming to me, and I promptly informed the waiter about the issue. I'm worried that if there are mice, there are also rats present. Witnessing a mouse in a dining establishment open to the public is concerning, as it poses health risks. I'm concerned about the potential health implications of consuming food in an environment where rodents are present. The waiter didn't take any action after being informed of the situation. Proper hygiene standards must be upheld in public spaces, and if there is evidence of a rat infestation, the building should be temporarily closed for thorough disinfection. This was a distressing experience for me, and I believe it's essential for the shopping center to address this issue promptly to ensure the safety and well-being of its visitors. I discovered the rodent after finishing my cake. Had I been aware, I would have left immediately. It's likely that I consumed a contaminated dessert, the mouse /rats come from the kitchen. And I respectfully believe the establishment should consider compensating me for any resulting inconvenience or harm. My primary concern now is for my health and the health of other patrons, and I sincerely hope that no one falls ill as a result of this incident.

The menu has not changed in the last 20years, but it’s constantly good and the waiters are brilliant and professional. The atmosphere is top with views to the sea in a lovely setting with 2 smoking areas available

Not sure why not showing in the Google map but recommended to visit the cafe called Maxim on the 3rd floor. Nice view available with good coffee or drinks and cakes. Department it self is normal and small with high end brands.

The most polite stuff in Hamburg I ever seen. Excellent decoration every season. Perfect location in front of the small Alster lake in the heart of the city. On the top floor restraints with the view. I really recommend you to visit Alsterhaus is you need to buy a bag, shoes or cosmetics.

We’ve been to Alsterhaus during the short open period in March 2021 and it has been a very good and safe experience. The online reservation of a time slot was easy and quick, a welcoming person was at the door to check the reservation and accordingly the Alsterhaus was relatively empty during the visit. The shop was super well organized, the selection was fantastic and the sales assistants were very helpful and respectful towards CV-19 measures (which is very important to me). A great visit and a nice change given the only-online shopping experience we had in the last months.

You got every thing what money can buy. All the big brands with great section

Alsterhaus is a big mall located in Hungfersteig, Hamburg. This massive mall houses many stores ranging from fashion items and accessories, home appliances and interior deco materials, restaurants and bars. There is wheelchair accessible car park, elevator and entrance. Clean toilets are available to visitors at €1 per use.

Nice atmosphere quite place to take a break

Lovely area to walk around and stroll

Lovely area to have something to eat and drink

Very nice place to walk and people watch while eating at a fancy restaurant. I liked the color and how it is near the water.

The Alster Arcade is so charming, beautiful architecture, lovely little shops, and a great spot to grab a coffee while enjoying views of the Alster.

Well, if you are in the city center, you can visit this place just for chillin and having a nice coffee. The area is pretty big with nice bench were you can sit along with friends or just having a moment with yourself. You also can take a boat trip, and they will bring you through the Alster lake. I guess for 5-7 euros per person.

Alsterarkaden is a area adjacent to Alsterfleet that features a round-arched arcade in the Italian style, supposedly modelled on similar arcades of the Venice canals. It's pretty and a nice place to eat with a nice view of the canals, the Town Hall and Rathausmarkt. Also a lovely place for pictures.

An ideal and wonderful street for shopping

Nice busy shopping street, partly pedestrian, partly pedestrian with bicycle and public buses only. Along the street there are many trees. The street connects main train station with the city center (Rathaus). In the middle of the street there is an old fountain Mönckebergbrunnen and an old brick church - Hauptkirche St. Petri.

Wide and colourful shopping street. You can find many shops and cafe restaurants here.

This street is situated in the heart of city close to the central station.There is large number of shopping centers and eatries this road connect hbf to jungferstieg rathhausmarkt and Alster lake.This is also famous for christmas prade and markets...but this place is relatively very busy and densely populated.☺️👏✅

Beautiful street lined with shops. Nice place to walk, have a coffee, take in the city.

It's a shopping street with numerous stores offering a variety of items, as well as coffee and dining options. I think you can find almost everything you need here.

You can find everything that you want to buy.

This is the only Shopping Complex i found near to Elbe. It has all the necessary utilities and shops. It is wheelchair/ Kinderwagen accessible. It has play areas for kids Saloons beautiful parlor. From branded bags to watches. PARKING is free for 1 hour( thats very helpful) It's a good spot for shopping groceries too.

Elbe-Einkaufszentrum is one of the larger, more complete shopping malls in Hamburg’s west—located directly on Osdorfer Landstraße, easily reachable by bus (lines 1, 21, 22, 39, etc ). It’s not a tourist destination, but if you live in the area or find yourself nearby, it’s a highly practical spot. There are around 180 stores, including mainstream retail like Zara, H&M, MediaMarkt, Saturn, Müller, and Douglas. You’ll also find Rewe and Aldi inside, which makes it convenient for quick grocery stops. For shoes, there’s Deichmann and Görtz, and plenty of smaller fashion boutiques mixed in. Food-wise, it’s not a gourmet destination, but you’ve got the basics covered: McDonald's, Nordsee, BackWerk, Kamps, Asian noodles, and a few snack bars and cafés. There’s a seating area in the food court, enough for a quick break but don’t expect anything fancy. The mall itself is clean, modern, and well-maintained. Toilets are clean, there are lockers available, and everything is fully wheelchair accessible—elevators, wide corridors, and marked disabled parking spots right at the entrance. Parking is easy: there’s a large multi-level parking garage with hundreds of spaces, and the first 2 hours are often free depending on the day or promotions. It does get busy on Saturdays but never chaotic. Security and info staff are visible and helpful. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the mall, and the signage is clear if you don’t know your way around

If you are in Hamburg you may have a nice place to enjoy good stores, good restaurants..however, some store clerks sem not to like their Jobs and show it by their bad manners. At C&A I had a very bad experience with a bad-humored clerk. Another bad moment was when I saw a piano there with a sign saying it could be played at some times on Fridays and Saturdays. I am a piano lover and can play some so coincidently I was there on a Friday at 13:00. There was a boy playing beautifully. I went shopping and when I was leaving The boy finished and I asked him if I could try to play. He agreed . All of a sudden an old , bad-mannered Man went to talk to my son who was there,asking him to tell me to stop because " I was not professional and that was not a place for people to practice. " I stopped immediately and left The piano. I only played " Torna Sorriento"and an old German song" The kleine Knape". That Man showed me exactly The opposite of the lyrics of the song...da fragt Man keine was du hast Oder bist...". I left Hamburg with a very bad impression. If I get back there, I'm sure That is a place I will avoid. I am no pianist and it was not written there the piano was for professionals, I speak German. Anyway, if you go to ELBE EINKAUFSZENTRUM DO NOT PLAY that piano if you play just for fun and you aren't a prof. On the other hand , I recommed stores like BONITA , THALIA and the restaurant CIAO BELLA. Great communication skills and humanistic approach.jlh

The mall is good, has a lot of stores and foods vendors, but you have to pay to go to the Toilet, is not like Schenefeld Centrum, they dont charge any for Toilet!

A big shopping centre but it get too crowded sometimes. All the shops are available depending upon your budget. Its biggest advantage is that its just next to the bus station om both sides. You have pleanty of options available for shopping here. There is a food area next to the second entrance where many small food shops could be found. It also has huge parking spaces available.

Simply enjoyed. It has comfortable atmosphere and fine services. One can enjoy a Good shopping as there are number of shops. A day can be well spent as a family and couple.

Almost you can find every thing

Dropped by Mercado recently—it’s small, but packed with a surprising variety of stalls and goodies. Perfect spot for a casual wander on a rainy day, especially if you’re in the mood to browse a bunch of things without getting soaked outside. The atmosphere is cozy and low-key, and even though it’s compact, there’s always something new to discover—whether it’s a snack, a gift, or just something fun to look at. Ideal for a chill, indoor little adventure.

A nice shopping mall in the market. It has everything you're looking for. A variety of shops and restaurants.

good place to get books and sports supplies and other stuff

Easy access to and from public transport including Bahn, Train and bus. It's a big complex where you can buy everything ranging from groceries, clothes, food, bread, special nuts, pets food to HNO(ENT specialist doctor), library etc. it also has some restaurants and sports wear shops. The top floor is meant for visitors parking. Big supermarkets like Aldi and Budni belong to this building. It also has an escalator and elevator, on the top of a normal staircase. You can also find benches at the walkway to relax and to have an ice cream!

Loved the whole essence and vibes of this place, from the service to the atmosphere, the decorations and the dishes. Everything tasted wonderful, only the coffee was a bit bland and watery, but the beans smelled great and with a bit of practice the baristas will do great in short time. The meals were outstanding. I do recommend the shakshuka and the oat bowl was hands down delicious. The series very charismatic and friendly, as well as polite. A place everyone in Hamburg should have breakfast/brunch at ☺️

Located in Hamburg Altona, it was a nice suprise! Nice places to eat, you can find a lot of fresh products! Highly recommended!

Altona christmas market. You can have the gluh wien and a lot of foods and beverages. 200 mts from the altona bahnof. Must visit during Christmas

Excellent location with everything you desire. This shopping mall contains everything you need in one place and offers a wide range of options. They carry the majority of brand-name clothing, shoes, and other items. This is a mall with spacious areas. The price is also rather affordable.There's also a food court on the ground floor. It is also close to S-Bahn.Would love to go again. Please do visit.

Nice clean shopping center with food court. Not enough variety for me. I was looking for some handicraft ideas and the shops only had finished gifts. Clothing stores did not have XXL ladies sizes so had a good stroll but did not buy anything

Nice shopping centers there are grocery stores clothing stores. There are many cafes nearby, also nearby it is easy to buy weed. benches where you can sit and relax

In hamburg area it's a outstanding shopping mall. All types of goods available here. Near about 200 shops are available here. Totally kids friendly. World class restaurants are available here

We couldn't buy food with a visa card. Some of the geld automats didn't work.

Many variation of food and grocery shop included. Multiple gates to different streets.

Excellent place with everything you want! Big wide spaces. Price is also very reasonable.. Would love to go again..

Wonderful place You should visit if you are in Hamburg

Great for street eating and meeting friends. There is a lovely Ucranian waiter who will exceed all your expectations. There are lots of places to shop and eat. You should visit this place when you come to Hamburg. Very expensive cars like to pass and showoff thru this places. I dont like people who smoke, here in Germany its a very nasty and unhealty habit that should be discouraged and erradicated for the sake of next generations to come.

The location was excellent this is a large department store with first class quality goods all what you need is there clothing and other stuff nice to see.

Loads of shops,plenty of food choices and ample train stations dotted about,good bargains in C&A.

Looks OK, I stepped in there for a second, spotted unique design benches.

Amazing perspective

Good perfumery inside, rest is ok

Busy shopping center with lots of people, good variety of stores, and plenty of parking. Strong Middle Eastern presence in both people and shops, which gives it a distinctive cultural vibe.

An older style 1980's shopping centre. It has good access to the Hamburg U-Bahn network. It is home to Hamburg's only Primark and a Woolworths. I would recommend this shopping centre if you are looking for some of the main Fashion brands like C&A, New Yorker, Pepco and T K Max.

Nice place, excellent eateries & market.

Not very clean and not well organized. Parking is good cause I had to pay only 50 cent per hour, so 3 hours = 1.5 euro. People here are from all around the world and mostly from turkey or Syria.

I eill count the brands and you will say woaa; primark (one and only in hamburg), kik, müller, nanu nana, penny, euroshop and rewe. Lies on the north of Hamburg, this place is very attractive for those who would like to save money while shopping.

Try snack box number 1 is very very delicious

Overall the center is beautiful on the Inside, but the atmosphere will fit much better with the outside. It will not give you the correct impression of how beautiful Hamburg can be. The people are overall not so friendly and there is a constant feeling that you are not welcome. The free photo booth was broken, the toilets not so clean and most elevators will not comfortably fit a large baby wagon or a wheelchair. Also getting inside is quite hard in any other way then walking. Doors are not open or automatic and 75% of the many entrances are stairs. Not recommended with kids or a physical disability.

It is a very convenient place for me to visit, due to its close location to my residence. However as days go by, it is getting a little crowded. You can find a lot of interesting shops in this mall, my most favourite is their fruit place on ground floor.

I remember this shopping center in its more glorious days in the late 90s. It was a bit more glitzy then, and felt organic. These days, it feels stuffed and overrun. Some of the good shops have left, leaving it to feel rather empty. There is a bit of everything and it’s warm and dry. Apart from that, I’m not feeling it. I wouldn’t come here for a leisurely shopping session, rather, to quickly pick up some necessities and then leave again.

Just tons of ways to shop here. You find about everything you need or just close by, lots of lounge opportunities, toilets, dining, take out, banks, cinema, clothing stores all in one area.

Its a beautiful Mall having Cinemaxx, restaurants/ food chains, shops like - optical, clothes, books, footwear, lingerie, watches, jewelry. It also has children's play area.

Amazing place to have fun with friends and family

I like this mall. I got sometimes good offers in ANSON'S markt and karstadt to.

Too confusing, parking is a mess, no clear signage.

One of the higher end shopping malls in Hamburg with paid parking only. Completely covered so perfect for a rainy day. One can stroll for hours along the different levels, many clothing stores, grocery, and book store as well as the Apple store. Lots of very misleading advertising: “all items half price” turns into “only items with orange sale stickers are further reduced” … and “membership required to get discounted prices”. Plenty of good choices and nice areas to sit are the real draw of this mall IMO. The biggest turn off though was that bathroom use is charged at 70 cents per customer- after dropping several hundred Euros at various stores and food stalls it costs additional funds to park and to pee. The written text notes it as a suggestion “empfehlen” but the lady next to the sign enforces it and can’t even hang paper towels. That is not customer friendly!

The selection of shops was boring. There’s a nice food hall, although it doesn’t offer a wide variety of food. There are some good chocolate shops.

Clean.Nice.Organised. Many shops are located inside this business; such as clothing stores, food stores and even shoe stores, everything you need. Almost all stores are open currently although some close early because of the virus. In order to enter certain shops (e.g H&M)you may have to fill a form including information like your full name, number and address. All stores require you to wear a mask at all times. The toilet -located on the second floor- is free and clean, but you can choose to pay a 50 cent tip.

Classy style of department store. It is where we were able to buy complete school supplies for my kids... With Lego store, foodies and groceries

Alstertal Mall is well-known German shopping resource situated in the north of Hamburg.The shopping gallery plan offers space for tens of well-known specialist shops on three elegantly designed promenade levels. The latest expansion project had turned this mall to be the largest center in northern Germany. The shopping center is well-desgined and maintained. The interior is dominated by light natural stone combined with dark wood and stainless steel. Lounges, plants and fountains with light and water features create a relaxing atmosphere. Have fun in shopping and spend some money.

Easy shopping centre… would like some more variation in shops for more affordable clothing. Accessibility is good and lots of car spaces. We went in the morning when the parking was 1,30€ and came back an hour and half later and parking had gone up to 1,50€ This year for Christmas there is a gondola for children to take them to see Santa, who if I’m honest could be made more to look like him and wouldn’t hurt him to smile 😅😂 jolly Santa and all that! But we explained that this Santa is a helper to the real Santa. It’s a shame that there aren’t more places that do this. Having lived in Uk there’s a magical experience in every garden centre to see Santa 🎅🏼

Upscale shopping mall with a large selection of clothing brands as well as groceries and restaurants. Convenient parking possibilities and easy to get to also with public transportation. The shopping mall has everything you need. There are multiple hair salons, a Rewe in the basement and a very large Apotheke as well. Across from the mall there are several other stores, like Saturn, and also restaurants. In the middle of the mall there is a grocery and restaurant section with a very good selection of vegetables, butchers, and restaurants.

Very cool walkway

(Translated by Google) This small alley leads from the Alsterarcaden to the Neuer Wall. Quiet, stylish little row of shops with lots of beautiful details. Just go through it 😉 (Original) Von den Alsterarcaden führt diese kleine Gasse zum Neuen Wall. Beschauliche stilvolle kleine Ladenzeile mit vielen schönen Details. Einfach mal durchgehen 😉

(Translated by Google) The Mellin Passage is the oldest shopping arcade in Hamburg. It connects the Alsterarkaden with the exclusive Neuer Wall shopping street. The small passage is named after the former biscuit baker Mellin. The passage was destroyed by fire in 1989 and rebuilt with the support of the Commission of the European Communities from 1990 to 1993. The Art Nouveau ceiling paintings are an absolute eye-catcher. (Original) Die Mellin Passage ist die älteste Einkaufspassage Hamburgs. Sie verbindet die Alsterarkaden mit der exklusiven Einkaufsstraße Neuer Wall. Namensgeber der kleinen Passage ist der einstige Biscuitbäcker Mellin. Die Passage wurde 1989 durch Brand zerstört und mit Unterstützung der Kommission der Europäischen Gemeinschaften von 1990 bis 1993 wieder aufgebaut. Ein absoluter Blickfang sind die Deckengemälde im Jugendstil.

(Translated by Google) Mellin Passage - our oldest and smallest shopping arcade here in Hamburg. The Art Nouveau ceiling paintings are beautiful. The passage connects the Alster arcades with the Neuer Wall. The Mellin Passage takes its name from the biscuit baker Mellin who opened a shop here. He came to Hamburg from London. Today there are many nice shops and a bookseller here. (Original) Mellin Passage- unsere älteste und kleinste Einkaufspassage hier in Hamburg. Die Deckenmalerei im Jugendstil sind wunderschön. Die Passage verbindet die Alsterarkaden mit dem Neuen Wall. Die Mellin Passage hat ihren Namen vom dem Biscuitbäcker Mellin der hier ein Geschäft eröffnet hatte. Er kam aus London nach Hamburg. Heute gibt es hier viele schöne Geschäfte und einen Buchhändler.

(Translated by Google) Beautifully cute historical place with an Art Nouveau atmosphere that is very rare for Hamburg. Formerly known as “Arcade Writing Rooms”. The inscription on a pillar still bears witness to that time. (Original) Schön schnöseliger historischer Ort mit für Hamburg sehr seltener Jugendstil Atmosphäre. Ehemals als "Arkaden Schreibstuben" bekannt. Die Inschrift auf einer Säule zeugt noch von damals.

(Translated by Google) It is the connection between the Neuer Wall and the Alsterskaden (Original) Es ist die Verbindung zwischen dem Neuen Wall und den Alsterskaden

(Translated by Google) Great. Nice. ...and Mr. Jud now has books delivered by canoe, really great. (Original) Super. Schön. ...und Herr Jud lässt jetzt Bücher per Kanu liefern, echt klasse

Harburg Arcaden is my go-to shopping destination on weekends! 🛍️ It has a fantastic variety of stores, from fashion to electronics, and the dining options are great for grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a relaxed meal. The mall is always clean, well-maintained, and has a welcoming atmosphere. I love how conveniently located it is near public transport, making it super easy to get here. The parking facility is also a big plus. Shopping here on the weekends is always a pleasant experience, and I look forward to my visits every time. Highly recommend! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

One of the most visited mall in Harburg for all groceries, food and cloths. Most fav Aldi and woolworth, Tedi they shifted diagonally opposite to big store 😍

wonderful decorations for all the holidays and all the necessary shops in one place ;)

Its ok, but dont expect to have a big shopping there.

Nice, small center, with Aldi, Action like store.

Good ,not a lot of shop

Pretty nice design and a lot of stores to choose from even tho some of them closed, I would still recommend checking it out if you need something.

Stores are not that interesting for me but the public restroom is free, so I am pleased

Decent place. It's a shame that some shops are closing permanently.

Awesome views on holiday. Just go and relax

Always enjoy walking through here

Shopping centre, the restaurant ins up are good

Good lot of beautiful shop

Nice Collection of shops

Some restaurants here are different, for example, Arabic, Chinese, etc., but they are beautiful

I had a lovely Chicken dish ,rice and tasty vegetarian samosas. The chicken dish was re-cooked on the hot cooker, and the rice. It was tasty, lots of flavour and good portion. At least I had a really Brice meal j In a food court in Perle Mall, SpitalerstraƁe Hamburg.

It's fun to visit this. A normal shopping mall but with good vibes

€16.90 for 60min buffet sushi and more plenty to choose from only €11.90 30min if your in a rush 30min is ideal

Very good choice of food specialities from around the world. Especially the Thai/Vietnamese and Japanese restaurants.

Nice little mall, with plenty of restaurants. Infact, It looks like there are more restaurants than shops. But then for shopping you anyways have the whole street. Everything well maintained. No complaints.

Nice selection of lunch places, not so much convenience stores or clothing. Absolutely love the Mexican place, you should definitely give it a try. But be prepared that there might be a wait during lunch hours. Alternatively check out the running sushi place on the first floor, which also has a wide variety of other Asian lunch snacks.

The Wandelhalle in Hamburg is a bustling shopping and dining hub within the central train station, offering a convenient stop for travelers with a variety of stores, cafés, and services.

The cappuccinos we had were great. Definitely recommend their chocolate muffins. But the Schoko Michel was not too good, TBH. And I don’t know why but their napkins were all damp. Anyhow, still recommend it if you’re passing through Hamburg Central Station.

Hi, everyone out there, Something quite odd happened today at the main station, Hamburg (Wandelhalle): Would you believe it? I was stopped by security personnel and asked to leave the premises! Why was that? I was guilty of the consumption of alcoholic beverages. :( What I had in my hands, though, was a bottle of alcohol-free beer! I told them that, but they didn't care, I had to leave! Weird indeed, wouldn't you say? Best, TCS

Large and loads of store to choose from. Easy enough to find myself even though the directions are all in German.

Great place to eat and drink while yo wait for your train

Edeka had many good vegan options! 😊

Busy station

Beautiful shopping experience in the heart of Hamburg! High-quality stores and exquisite product variety in all stores.

Levantehaus in Hamburg is an architectural gem, blending historic elegance with modern retail. The stunning atrium, with its intricate glass ceiling and grand staircase, creates a luxurious shopping atmosphere. High-end boutiques and specialty stores line the interior, making it perfect for leisurely browsing. Its central location on Mönckebergstraße adds convenience, while the combination of history, design, and quality shops makes Levantehaus a must-visit for architecture and shopping enthusiasts alike.

Pros; You can find very unique product with high quality Very fancy and cool design of passage Elegant and decent stores Above than average brands Clean toilets without asking for money! Cons; I did not see any downside!

I am disappointed, could not find the entrance, so in heavy rain we had to go back to our hotel, way does it not say on the googlemap when there is renovation 🤬

Very nice place, architecture & interior design is great. Although nice small Cafes inside.

A lovely gallery that offers nice bars, cafè, and small shops selling hand-made stuff. Decorations vary from time to time. This ine with the haning books (see pics) is my favourite so far.

You get to see beautiful architecture. This mall has pretty cool shops. Visited Flane cafe.

Nice shopping.area but also quite hefty price tags !

Good price

Good location but very crowded

Very intrigued

Shopping!

Very expensive and exclusive

It was ok