Germany

Located in the Rote Chilehaus, a prewar Expressionist building with tall, angular lines, this cult emporium's mission is to sell the most "authentic" version of...more

Right next to Dallmayr is the local branch of Germany's funkiest and most cultish chain store (other branches are in Berlin and Hamburg). This outlet is more...more

For what it would cost you to have a couple of prix-fixe meals, you can start a collection of fine-art photography at this gallery. The terrific stable of...more

Advertising its stock-in-trade as "English men's clothing," Hamburg's old-time Anglophilic side finds its highest (and stiffest-upper-lip) expression in this...more

Offering up three full floors of luxury minimalist womenswear, this boutique was local designer Jil Sander's flagship and supposedly carries the label's entire...more

A dandy's paradise, this ultra-hip shop offers the sharpest suits around. The first half of the 20th century is the main source of inspiration for both men's...more

The Corner is Berlin's small, high-end department store. The entrance features a book and magazine section stocking what seems like every Assouline title ever...more

Designer Ines Kaag and her partner, Desiree Heiss, have a decidedly avant-garde approach: Each collection is based on a concept, and the results are more art...more

Since it opened, the Berlinomat, a mini department store in the heart of up-and-coming Friedrichshain, has become the ultimate one-stop-shop for Berlin design....more

More like an art installation that also happens to sell clothes than a conventional retail store, Apartment epitomizes the new haute Berlin fashion happening in...more