Shopping-Malls & Centres

Oberpollinger

Luxury shopping all underneath on roof – this is Oberpollinger in Kaufingerstraße in Munich. On over 33,000 square meters and several levels you will find a wide range of luxury brands.

The cosmetic section on the ground floor is one of best of its kind in the whole city. From the first floor onwards a great selection of high quality cloth, jewellery and leather goods is waiting for you.

In the restaurant on the top floor you can relax and treat yourself with freshly made delicacies.

Ludwig Beck

The former button maker at Marienplatz exists since 1861. In 1867 Ludwig Beck became purveyor to the Bavarian court and today the company is listed on the stock exchange. Ludwig Beck sells fashion, cosmetic and accessories. A whole department is dedicated to young fashion designers and there is an outstanding music department: On the top floor you will find an excellent offer of all sorts of music styles. It might happen that you forget what time it is because you are listing to the music.

Fünf Höfe - Five courts

Built in 2003 Fünf Höfe (Five courts) is a shopping arcade right in the city centre of Munich. You will find fashion, book shops, luxury stationary and selected hardware. With a lot of plants and daylight even during the winter the arcades give you the impression that it is spring time. Besides many shops, restaurants and cafés the art gallery of the UniCredt Group is situated in the building, too, presenting regular exhibitions of well known artists.

Schustermann & Borenstein

Reduced luxury fashion and accessories on a vast surface make Schustermann & Borenstein a real fashion paradise.

You will need a permit to enter Schustermann & Borenstein which you either get at your hotel or you register on their homepage. As Schustermann & Borenstein is not easy to reach with public transport we advise you to take your car or a taxi.

Shopping centre Neuperlach - PEP

An identical mall which has been around for some time is the shopping centre Neuperlach. Locals call it PEP. It is situated in the east of Munich and can be easily reached with public transport.

Olympia shopping centre - OEZ

In the north of Munich another mall is situated. The Olympic shopping centre, also called OEZ is situated in the borough Moosach not far from Olympiapark. Both destinations can be easily combined.

Pasing Arcaden

Since 2011 there is also a Mall in Munich Pasing, the Pasing Arcarden. It can be easily reached by S-Bahn or car (about 20 minutes drive from the city centre). Pasing Arcaden offers products for daily use and fashion at a good price. It is very popular amongst locals.

Riem Arcaden

Close to Munich exhibition centre you will find Riem Arcaden, the third biggest Mall in Munich after the Olympic Shopping Centre and the PEP in Neuperlach. Riem Arcaden opened in 2004 and has 120 shops under one roof. It is close to U-Bahn and S-Bahn and a very popular Mall.

Hofstatt

Since 2013 there is another shopping arcade right in the city centre of Munich, in Sendlinger Straße. Hofstatt was built on the former Site of the Süddeutsche Zeitung (Munich‘s biggest newspaper publisher). On more than 15,000 square meters there is a wide selection of fashion brands, drug- and food stores. Another special offer at Hofstatt is the possibility to hire office space at very flexible conditions.