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KÖ Galerie

The extensive shopping gallery fills up most the block between Steinstraße and Grünstraße, with multi-level indoor passages featuring exquisite boutiques, as well as a REWE supermarket and a selection of bars, cafes and restaurants.

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Address: Königsallee 60
Hours: Gallery open daily 07:00-23:00, hours vary across shops
Website: koegalerie.com (opens in a new tab)

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