Kaisergalerie Luxury Shopping

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The latest shopping arcade in Hamburg is also one of the most architecturally attractive shopping arcades in northern Germany.

On a total of 5000 square metres, a selected mix of high-quality shops serves a demanding clientele. Shops and restaurants are in no way inferior to the demands of a luxurious shopping experience.  

Noble and beautiful

A total of 12 exquisite shops promise luxury shopping in the Kaisergalerie. The high-quality shops will convince all friends of good taste. A combination of high fashion at Braun Hamburg, Escada, Reiss and 0039 Italy, designer furniture at Gärtner Möbel, niche fragrances at Harald Lubner and beauty at Babor make the exclusive offer perfect.

Gastronomic offer

The Uzwei Deli provides for the physical well-being. Guests can expect a multi-faceted menu from the first coffee of the day to a changing lunch table to a sweet temptation in the afternoon. The Henriks satisfies the hunger for regional and seasonal dishes. At Ombak there are Hawaiian Poké Bowls.

Info about the Kaisergalerie

The Kaisergalerie in Hamburg is open from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am. Shop closing time is at 19:00 o'clock. The Kaisergalerie can be reached quickly and easily by public transport. The Bleichenhof car park, which is open throughout the day, is also located in the immediate vicinity.

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