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1. Bayerischer Kunstgewerbe–Verein
AltstadtAt this gallery showcasing Bavarian work from craftspeople, you'll find every kind of handicraft, from glass and pottery to textiles.
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2. Ludwig Beck
AltstadtLudwig Beck is considered a step above other department stores by Müncheners. It's packed from top to bottom with highly original wares and satisfies even the pickiest of shoppers.
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3. Spielwaren Obletters
AltstadtSpielwaren Obletters has two extensive floors of toys, with the usual favorites plus many handmade playthings of great charm and quality.
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4. Viktualienmarkt
Altstadt | MarketMunich's Viktualienmarkt is the place to shop and to eat. Just south of Marienplatz, it's home to an array of colorful stands that sell everything from cheese to sausages, flowers to wine. A visit here is more than just an opportunity to find picnic makings; it provides an opening into Müncheners' robust—though friendly—nature, especially at the Viktualienmarkt's Bavarian Biergarten (beer garden).
View Tours and ActivitiesViktualienmarkt, Munich, Bavaria, 80331, GermanyShop Details
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5. Almliebe Store Munich
AltstadtShop for both traditional and trendy takes on Bavarian and alpine attire, including Dirndls and Lederhosen.
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6. Antik 92
MaxvorstadtSet on Türkenstrasse, a street lined with antique shops, this store specializes in 19th- and 20th-century watches, jewelry, and fountain pens, as well as vintage posters, photographs, and cameras.
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7. Antike Uhren Eder
AltstadtIn Antike Uhren Eder, the silence is broken only by the ticking of dozens of highly valuable German antique clocks and discreet negotiations over the high prices. There is a highly covetable selection of prestige vintage watches to browse also.
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8. Breiter
AltstadtFor an enormous selection of contemporary and traditional caps and hats from international brands as well as its own Hut-Breiter Munich label, stop by the family-run Breiter, which has been selling hats for over 150 years.
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9. Chocolate & More
AltstadtThis tiny shop, located in the Viktualienmarkt, specializes in all things chocolate, with more than 120 varieties of chocolates and truffles.
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10. Chocolaterie Beluga
AltstadtA wide array of artisanal chocolates, truffles, and chocolate spreads, plus delicious hot chocolate, is on offer at this snug shop and café just across from the Viktualienmarkt.
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11. Dallmayr
AltstadtDallmayr is the city's most elegant and famous gourmet food store, with delights that range from exotic fruits and English jams to a multitude of fish and meats, all served by efficient Munich matrons in smart blue-and-white-linen uniforms. The store's famous specialty is coffee, with more than 50 varieties to blend as you wish. It even has its own chocolate factory. This is the place to prepare a high-class—if pricey—picnic.
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12. Der Wachszieher am Dom Franz Fürst
AltstadtThis small shop around the corner from the Frauenkirche has been producing handmade candles since 1862. Look for beautifully decorated wedding, christening, and holiday-themed candles.
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13. Die Bierothek
City Center/IsarvorstadtMore than 300 kinds of German and international beers, including many rare styles, are sold at this Gärtnerplatz-area shop.
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14. Die Puppenstube
MaxvorstadtFor Munich's largest selection of dolls and marionettes, head to Die Puppenstube.
Luisenstr. 68- 089 - 272–3267Shop Details
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15. F.S. Kustermann
AltstadtIn business since 1798, this large retailer stocks an impressive array of fine china, glassware, and ceramics, as well as everyday household goods.
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16. Fünf Höfe
AltstadtFor an upscale shopping experience, visit the many stores, boutiques, galleries, and cafés of the Fünf Höfe, a modern arcade carved into the block of houses between Theatinerstrasse and Kardinal-Faulhaber-Strasse. The architecture of the passages and courtyards is cool and elegant, in sharp contrast to the facades of the buildings. Along with outposts devoted to well-known international brands, there are German brands such as S. Baumeister (shoes and accessories) and Friendly Hunting for cashmere.
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17. GALERIA Kaufhof
AltstadtAcross the seven floors of this mid-priced department store, you'll find everything from cosmetics, fashion, and jewelry to greeting cards, office supplies, household items, and toys. The end-of-season sales offer true bargains.
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18. GötterSpeise
IsarvorstadtThis chocolate shop and café serves chocolate every which way, from delectable chocolates to hot chocolate, as well as seasonal treats.
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19. Hirmer
AltstadtSpanning six floors, Hirmer has Munich's most comprehensive collection of German-made men's clothes, with a markedly friendly and knowledgeable staff. International brands are also here, such as Polo, Vilebrequin, and Levi's.
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20. Hugendubel
AltstadtThis multistory bookshop has a good-size English-language section, with fiction and nonfiction selections. There are also nearby outposts at Marienplatz (Marienpl. 22) and close to the Residenz (Theatinerstr. 11).
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