Sunday Shopping

Sunday shopping in Berlin: Variety, trends and charm

Berlin is a true paradise for shopping enthusiasts, because luxury, creativity and individuality come together here in a unique way. Whether large shopping streets, classy shopping centres, small boutiques or hip side streets - the city has something to suit every style and budget.

Several times a year, the shops in Berlin also welcome you on Sundays and invite you to go Sunday shopping. Many Berlin retailers, shops, shopping malls and furniture stores are opening their doors. Supermarkets and discounters are also open on these days. You can find the current dates here.

Dates for Sundays open for business during the Christmas period in Berlin 2024:

• 8 December ( 2nd Advent)
• 22 December (4th Advent)

What makes shopping in Berlin special?

Berlin is a city full of contrasts, and this is also reflected in its shopping culture. In addition to fashionable shopping streets with luxury brands, you will also find alternative shops, sustainable fashion and young labels that celebrate innovation and individuality. Unlike in many other cities, there is no one big centre here. 

Spread across the entire city, you will find a variety of shopping districts where small, independent shops and creative pop-up stores dominate the scene. The special Berlin flair is also evident in the many flea markets, which attract bargain hunters and vintage lovers every weekend - and of course also for Sunday shopping:inside.

Shopping in Berlin is more than just shopping - it's an immersion in the creative, cultural and fashionable diversity of the capital.

Poland Market Hohenwutzen

The popular border market invites you to shop and discover at a reasonable price. With over 700 shops, hairdressers, restaurants and playgrounds, the Poland Market is a worthwhile destination for the whole family. Open daily, including Sundays.

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The best shopping miles for Sunday shopping

Kurfürstendamm & Tauentzienstraße:
Berlin's most famous shopping street stretches for several kilometres and offers international luxury brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Chanel. Right next to it you will find Tauentzienstraße with the famous KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens), one of the largest and most exclusive department stores in Europe.

Friedrichstraße: Friedrichstraße combines historical elegance with modern shopping. Premium brands such as Hugo Boss can be found here, as well as the classy Quartier 206 with Art Deco-style boutiques.

Schloßstraße: Schloßstraße in Steglitz is the largest shopping street in the south of Berlin. Here you will find a mixture of large department stores, modern shopping malls and individual shops. Highlights include the Schloss, Boulevard Berlin and Forum Steglitz, all of which offer a variety of international brands and restaurants. The street scores with its family-friendly atmosphere - ideal for relaxed shopping without the hustle and bustle.

Karl-Marx-Straße: Karl-Marx-Straße in Neukölln is Berlin's shopping street with a special character. This is where urban multicultural flair meets a wide range of shopping opportunities. From large chain stores to small local shops, there is something for everyone. The largest shopping centre is the Neukölln Arcaden. Be sure to visit the Klunkerkranich, a rooftop bar with a great view over the neighbourhood. 

The best little boutiques and side streets for a Sunday shopping spree

Prenzlauer Berg (Kollwitzkiez):
Here you will find charming boutiques offering sustainable fashion, vintage pieces and accessories. Small shops such as "Soeur" or "Konk" stand for individual looks.

Mitte (Hackescher Markt and Torstraße):
In Mitte, fashion, art and design come together. Designer shops, concept stores and young Berlin labels such as "SOTO" and "The Store X" can be found around Hackesche Höfe.

Kreuzberg (Bergmannstraße and Oranienstraße):
Kreuzberg is the centre of Berlin creativity. Small shops sell everything from handmade jewellery to vintage treasures. Bergmannstraße in particular is characterised by its relaxed, alternative vibe.

The most interesting shopping centres for a shopping Sunday

Mall of Berlin: With over 300 shops, the Mall of Berlin on Leipziger Platz offers an impressive selection of international brands, a large food court and stylish architecture.

Bikini Berlin:
The concept mall at Zoologischer Garten is a place for creatives. It offers innovative pop-up stores, sustainable fashion and a terrace with a view of Berlin Zoo.

Alexa: Located directly on Alexanderplatz, Alexa is ideal for trend-conscious shoppers with over 180 shops and offers everything from fashion to electronics.

KaDeWe: The KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens) is a Berlin icon and one of the largest luxury department stores in Europe. On seven floors you will find top international brands, exclusive cosmetics and the famous gourmet floor with delicacies from all over the world. A visit combines shopping with a touch of elegance and the charm of old West Berlin.

The Playce (formerly Potsdamer Platz Arkaden): The Playce, the redesigned Potsdamer Platz Arkaden, offers an innovative shopping and entertainment experience. With a mix of international brands, modern food concepts and interactive attractions, The Playce combines urban lifestyle with modern shopping culture.