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SHOPPING Here you are guaranteed to shop for new favourites

No matter if you are looking for a new pair of favourite shoes, if the wardrobe needs to be upgraded or if you want to give your loved ones a treat with beautiful earrings - Hamburg's shops are there for you! From flea markets to maritime shops with a Hamburg character to designer shops, you will always find the right one in Hamburg.

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glore

glore stands for globally responsible and shows that green fashion is fun. Eco-friendly clothes like 20 years ago is not what you will find at in the concept store in the beautiful Karoviertel in vain.

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glore Karoviertel

Marktstraße 31
20357 Hamburg

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glore

glore stands for 'globally responsible fashion'. Eco-fashion. Good for the conscience, bad for the style. No way. Social Awareness in style. At Glore Altona, all people who value a harmonious urban look beyond gender stereotypes and fast-fashion madness will find their home base.

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glore Altona

Holstenstraße 175
22765 Hamburg

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glOry hOle Sneaker Shop

With glOry hOle, everything revolves around the shoe - sneakers, to be precise.

glOry hOle Sneaker Shop

glOry hOle Sneaker Shop

Marktstraße 145
20357 Hamburg

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Goldsmith Jean Koch

For over 50 years now, the small goldsmith’s shop in the middle of Bergdorf town centre has been offering jewellery pieces for special occasions or gifts, as well as alterations.

Goldsmith Jean Koch

Goldschmiede Jean Koch

Sachsentor 6
21029 Hamburg

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Grosse Bergstrasse

Grosse Bergstrasse is one of the oldest streets and the main shopping centre in Hamburg-Altona Old Town. It originally led from Nobisor to the north past the old city centre of Altona and the Jewish Cemetery to the northern part of Ottensen. Its current path between Bruno-Tesch-Platz at the junction of Vichowstrasse and Hamburg-Altona railway station is greatly reduced and is mostly used as a pedestrian zone.

Grosse Bergstrasse

Große Bergstraße

Bergstraße 172
22767 Hamburg

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Große Bleichen

The Große Bleichen is a "must-visit" shopping street that runs parallel to the Neue Wall and forms the pulse of the Passagenviertel district. In addition to numerous specialist shops, five large shopping malls converge here.

Große Bleichen

Große Bleichen

Große Bleichen
20354 Hamburg

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Hamburg like a local

Shop where Hamburg local shop

The best shopping tips for Hamburg. Whether it's fashion, kitsch or furnishings – everyone can find something in these shops.

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DISCOVER NOW Shopping in Hamburg

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Furnish stylishly and live better Home & Lifestyle

Browse Hamburg's shops for new favourites for your home. Whether you're looking for Hamburg souvenirs, unique items, special gift ideas or a bit more green for your own home, you'll definitely find something suitable here.

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Dawdling around Hamburg's best flea markets

Rummage around flea markets for all it's worth! Year-round, in summer as well as in winter, at Hamburg's flea markets you'll always find what you've never looked for or never knew you needed!

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Hamburg's best flea markets
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A great place for vinyl lovers Record shops

For many music lovers, there’s nothing like good old vinyl. Here you can find rare gems, classic pieces as well as new releases from literally any genre. No matter how neat – or how eccentric – these shops may be, they are always happy to welcome members of the global “vinyl community”.

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