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These places are best for shopping in Frankfurt: Kleinmarkthalle; Bauernmarkt Konstablerwache; Galeria Kaufhof Frankfurt An der Hauptwache; MyZeil; Flohmärkte; See more shopping in Frankfurt on Tripadvisor
1. MyZeil. Explore the futuristic interior of this unique shopping mall. Good for: Shoppers. Food. Couples. MyZeil sits within a broader shopping district in Frankfurt, but you could easily spend an entire morning or afternoon exploring the mall all on its own.
Frankfurt offers a wealth of charming shopping streets that attract shopping enthusiasts from all over the world. The Zeil, one of the most famous shopping streets in Germany, attracts shoppers with a fascinating mix of international brands and local boutiques.
- The Zeil
- Goethestraße
- Schillerstraße and Steinweg
- Fressgass
- Frankfurt Airport
The Zeil is not only popular with the locals, but is one of the most visited shopping spots in all of Europe. This pedestrianized zone is known as Germany’s Fifth Avenue. Most of the big chains and designer stores can be found along this one-mile stretch, including Galeria Kaufhof and C&A. One unique feature of this shopper’s paradise is that locke...
Those in search of the designer fashions and haute couture of New York, Paris or Milan will be right at home in the Goethestraße. Armani, Versace, Cartier and Tiffany are staples of this street.
If you don’t have the euros to spend on a new piece at Tiffany’s, take a quick turn off of Goethestraße and onto Schillerstraße or Steinweg. A weekly bazaar takes place here, offering the casual tourist a bit more bang for their buck… or euro.
Affectionately known as the “Pig-Out Alley,” you’ll find Fressgass on Große Bockenheimer Straße. It’s chock full of gourmet food shops and an essential stop after a long day of Frankfurt shopping.
Usually airport shopping is reserved for last-minute or forgotten souvenirs. But as the Frankfurt Airport is one of the most important in Europe and the largest of all airports in Germany, there’s much shopping to be done here. With over 65,000 square feet, Frankfurt airport shops accept most currencies and are open 365 days a year.
- The Zeil. A true shopper’s paradise, the Zeil is a busy lane that was once the center ground of a prominent cattle trade in Frankfurt. It has been one of the country’s beloved shopping areas, packed with specialty shops, department stores, classy boutiques, and major shopping centers.
- Berger Street. Berger Street (Berger Strasse) is the longest shopping street in Frankfurt, with numerous owner-run shops and independent retail outlets.
- Sachsenhausen. Nestled south of the River Main, the Sachsenhausen is a delightful shopping area catering to younger consumers. It has two parts, the Schweizer Straße and the Museum Mile, known for its old-world feel and historic charms.
- Goethestraße. If you’re up for premium luxury shopping, one of the best shopping hot spots in Frankfurt is Goethe Street. It’s where most of the finest luxury labels and designer brands are concentrated, including Gucci, Hugo Boss, Chanel, Armani, Bulgari, Louis Vuitton, Montblanc, Hermes, Versace, Prada, and many more.
Frankfurt is an amazing shopping destination, it will impress any and all of its guests with its countless exquisite shops, shopping centers and shopping streets, selling just about anything. The perks of Frankfurt's best malls and shopping centers are convenience, accessibility, and selection.
