One of Berlin's more established independent labels, selling minimalist, clean-lined clothes.

Three concept shops hidden in a courtyard, AM 1-3 offer a reverently presented selection of cutting-edge, luxury designers, many of them local. The shop is...

Beautiful lingerie in lace and silk. Imports from France and Italy, as well as German brands.

Hundreds of stilettos, wedges and platforms in vivid shades and exotic shapes from the 1930s to the '90s, almost all in fine condition.

Berlin's most established womenswear designer has extended her range to include men - items for both sexes are showcased in this loft space. Made with...

Regional growers sell fruit and veggies, fresh fish and home-made jams, breads and cheeses. Farmers set up their stands on the cobblestone walkway...

'the most delicious chocolate since 1863', 'the biggest chocolate house in the world' and 'Europe's first chocolate restaurant'. In fact, the two families...

Flohmarket am Arkonaplatz has a broad array of retro gear ranging from records to clothing, books to trinkets, bikes to coffee tables - all at moderate...

This is one of the biggest and busiest flea markets in Berlin, retailing everything from cheap Third World fashion to cardboard boxes of black market CDs....

This elegant glass complex designed by French superstar Jean Nouvel offers great clothes, frequent sales on the upper floors, a good selection of...

Once the retail showpiece of communist East Berlin, this busy, utilitarian megastore underwent massive renovation and expansion in 2006. Today, it is the...

Made in Berlin, near Hackescher Markt, specialises in casual clothing from the 1960s to '90s - much of it with name brands. On Tuesdays you can take...

Dirk Seidel, Karin Warburg and Alfred Warburg's menswear seems traditionally tailored on the rail, yet reveals a body-conscious, contemporary cut when worn....

Stationery for the aesthete: art deco scissors, exotic erasers, paper from Italy, Polish notebooks, G Lalo boxes and Caran d'Ache pens.