Shopping in Berlin

SupaLife is a store and gallery, a platform for mostly handmade and limited edition objects: silkscreened prints, pupetts, tees, books, cards, badgets, etc and includes about 40 different Berlin-based young designers.

Also temporary exhibitions, workshops and performances

Between Cinema Cafe and H&M, in Haus Schwarzenberg, there is a courtyard, you have to walk to the end and go upstairs, in the first floor you will find this comic store / artshop/ galerie.Stuff from multinational artists, between the avant-garde and subculture move, but usually outside the non-oficial art industry.

They offer a selected assortment of magazines and readings from around the world. The spectrum ranges from fashion, art and photography, throught architecture, interior and design even illustration, cultural matters in general.

They have also international press.

For those who love sewing. Very cute and original patterned fabrics, ribbons, accessories handbags, felt. This store is characterized by quality, not quantity, because is quite small.

Never undererstimate the power of nostalgia. Zeha was one of the most popular sport brands in the former Soviet bloc.

Zeha sneakers, a line of athletic shoes from East Germany ceased production in the early 1990s. Now they're back in Berlin even with a flagship store where you can find revival retro-lux designs dating from the Communist days.

The more than a century old KaDeWe, is one of the most famous and best Department Stores in the world. If you like shopping you have to visit this store in the heart of Berlin.

Remember to have a look at the food department-impressive!

Alexa is a big shoppingcentre in the heart of Berlin, the Alexanderplatz.
There you can find all kind of shops, from Zara, H&M to Levis, Hilfiger and Co.
I recommend you to go to the handmade accesories shop in the first etage and also to the Starbucks.

Do you like old/traditional toys? Do you like crazy people?

Then you have to go to this toy shop, it's like a toy cave full with new and second hand toys (no barbies, no Gameboys, Playstations or Tamagotchis).

In the same shop there is a little East Germany's toys museum. Entrance is free and they will be proud to show you all.

Tu, We, Fr 9:30 - 18:30 h.
Thursday 11 -20 h.
Saturday 11 – 16 h.
Monday closed

U2 Eberswalderstr.