City: Berlin
Region: Europe
Country: Germany
Trade area: 76 343 m²
Address: Schloßstraße 10, 12163
Contact person: Johan Bergenthal
No of floors: 4
Parking: 875
Phone: +4920341961500
Website: www.boulevardberlin.de
Working time: Monday to Saturday from 10-20 Clock.
Boulevard Berlin is located in the middle of Schlossstrasse at the site of the former Wertheim and Karstadt department stores. It is one of the largest inner-city retail centers in Germany, with a rental space of 76,000 m², about 160 rental units for retail stores, services and dining concepts and a fitness center.
Alongside anchor tenants Karstadt, Karstadt sports and Saturn, there are stores such as Douglas, New Yorker, H & M, Zara, Esprit, s.Oliver, Cotton On, Mexx, Gerry Weber, Desigual, G Star, Promod etc.
The mall has very prominent position in Berlin, on Schloßstraße street which has long served as the main shopping strip in Steglitz, a Berlin district to the southwest of the city’s centre. The mall is very well served by public transport system.
Gettig Here:
BY TRAIN
Train (S-Bahn): stop S Feuerbachstr line S1;
BY METRO
Stop U Schloßstr. line U9 or stop U Walther-Schreiber-Platz line U9.
BY BUS
Stop U Schloßstr. lines 186, 282, M48, M85, N9.
Stop U Walther-Schreiber-Platz lines 181, 186, M48, M76, M85, N81, N9, X76.
Stop Lepsiusstr. line 282
Stop S Feuerbachstr. lines 181, M76, N81, X76.
Stop Kieler Str. lines 186, 282, M48, M85, N9.
The mall is characterized by its modern and unique architecture.
Due to its size and prominent position, the center has special importance in the urban construction and design-based upgrading of the Schlossstrasse.
The redesign of the Wertheim and Karstadt stores was guided by careful city planning combined with high quality architecture. Framed by Schlossstrasse, the 19th century apartment buildings on Markelstrasse, and the newly designed Harry Breslau Park an independent urban district has been made. Treischkerstraße, which ran between the two department stores and functioned as an access and deliveries road, has been reinterpreted as a roofed urban promenade between Schlossstrasse and Harry Breslau Park. Off to one side of the main Treischkerstraße thoroughfare, a series of additional hallways connect to an internal courtyard and, at the underground levels, to the U-Bahn entrance.
Access to Boulevard Berlin is by its own integrated Metro station as well as the city highway and 850 parking spaces; all providing excellent conditions for a fully integrated inner city center.
The center offers sales levels from the basement up to the second floor. In addition to the main entrance on the Schloßstraße, there is another main entrance towards the park.
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