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Shopping The guide was updated: 2024-09-17

As a shopping destination, Dresden is a great choice, with shopping facilities as rich and varied as the city itself. Head to Prager Strasse, which runs eastward into Ferdinandshof and northward into Seestrasse for department stores and international fashion chains. This cosmopolitan boulevard is famous for its architecture, fountains and colourful gardens behind the small hotels. There is also Prisco Passage, a new and chic Italian Piazza filled with shops and offerings for those interested in gourmet cooking. A visit to the Neustader Markthalle, one of Germany’s finest market halls, is a must. It showcases the best of the region's produce, speciality foods, wines and spirits.

Neustädter Markthalle Dresden

Neustädter Markthalle Dresden

Coffee, food, flowers and all the pretty things that Dresden has to offer under one roof. The Neustädter Markthalle Dresden has been established in the 19th century, and is as popular as it was back in the day. They have a huge variety of shops where you can buy anything that your heart desires.

Altmarkt-Galerie Dresden

Altmarkt-Galerie Dresden

You can find over 200 shops, cafes, restaurants and everything in between in the Altmarkt-Galerie Dresden. If you want to experience everything Dresden has to offer shopaholics, you won't even need to leave this shopping mall.

Chocolaterie am Fliederhof

Chocolaterie am Fliederhof

Chocolaterie am Fliederhof offers artisan local chocolates that melt in your mouth. They use the best cocoa and that's something that can be tasted. Enjoy the idyllic garden and you'll have one of the best chocolate experiences of your life.

Galerie Sybille Nütt

Galerie Sybille Nütt

Modern and contemporary art is what is showcased in the Galier Sybille Nütt. The gallery is known for high quality of their art work and carefully picking the artists who can exhibit their pieces. Take a look and fall in love with a piece of art.

Elbepark Dresden

Elbepark Dresden

You can find plenty of quirky shops in this shopping centre. There is even a mustard shop where you can choose from 300 kinds of mustard and other condiments, or a wood shop where you can find handcrafted pieces of art made entirely out of wood.

Ice Expression

Ice Expression

Germans love their figure skating, that's why there is a shop where they sell everything related to this sport: Ice Expression. From skates to mugs, cups, bags and even special tights. Even if you are not planning on buying anything, it's definitely worth a visit.

MEISSEN

MEISSEN

If you always had a soft spot for porcelain, MEISSEN is the place to go. The shop is filled with porcelain tableware, art work, and figurines. It's a feast for the eyes, and most definitely worth a visit.

Camondas

Camondas

Chocolate, that's what you'll smell, see and taste once you step foot in Camondas. High quality pralines, truffles and hot chocolate is what the shop is known for among locals. They even offer a chocolate tasting which takes you from the cocoa bean to the final chocolate product.

Tradition & Form

Tradition & Form

Handmade ornaments, decorations and other items rooted in German tradition. The pieces are crafted with such detail and dedication that it easily became one of the favourite shops of tourists and locals. It's almost impossible to leave the shop without one of their a hand-crafted objects!

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