HH Shoping

Balin: If you're in need of a present, swing by this place for inspiration. There are individually wrapped sweets from France and Italy on the counter - add a few to a gift bag to finish things off!

Balin: Fantastic spot to pick up a gift basket of local specialty items - from mustard and spices to jam, coffee and tea, this place is filled with great products and novelties from across Germany.

Balin: A great spot to pick up some chocolate and a cup of coffee!

Balin: Head to the top floor for a great selection of alcohol, sweets, teas and spices. (It's also a nice place to take a break from shopping with a cheese plate and glass of wine!)

Balin: So close to the Land of Niederegger, it's probably sacrilegious to mention other marzipan. Even so, I have to give credit where it's due: these folks know what they're doing with sugar and almonds!

Balin: Great sweets! This place is somewhat of an institution when visiting the Isemarkt.

Balin: One man's trash is another man's treasure... Start your Saturday mornings with a stroll through this great flea market before heading off to brunch.

Balin: Naturally, the hipsters knew about this event before everyone else and of course it was less crowded and way better back then. Even so, they still show up. Because it's a thing worth showing up to.

Balin: Manifesto FTW!

Balin: Really nice grocery store in the Rindermarkthalle - low shelves do a lot to open up the space!

Balin: Open until midnight...365 days a year!

Felix Genzmer: Check out the man-corner at the 2. Floor. Some chaurs magazines, a good mobile connection and a big window with a great view at the neuer wall. wish every shop had a place like that.