City: Berlin
Region: Europe
Country: Germany
Trade area: 32 000 m²
Address: Marzahner Promenade 1a 12679
Construction company: Wayss&Freytag
Contact person: Christine Stöcker
No of floors: 2
Owner: ECE
Parking: 1 400
Phone: +49 40 60606-7000
Website: www.eastgate-berlin.de
Working time: Monday to Friday - 09:30 - 20:00h Saturday 09:00 - 20:00h
Eastgate Berlin is the biggest and most extraordinary shopping and experience centers in Berlin and eastern Germany.
The shopping center presents more than 150 stores from all areas on two levels, including a consumer electronic store (Saturn), fashion stores (Peek & Cloppenburg, H&M, C&A), boutiques, food retailers (Minimal, Netto), a bookstore (Thalia), two perfume stores as well as other flagship stores, label shops, Food Lounge with a top quality culinary offering and also a multiplex cinema and bowling alley.
The shopping center is located in the ‘Marzahn’ district of Berlin (former East Berlin).
The Eastgate Berlin is a spectacular, future-centric landmark in terms of both urban planning and architecture. Apart from the communicative façade with light installations, the interior also boasts exceptional features: four shopping malls with two strolling areas each, shop windows stretching over 1,600 meters, a Food Lounge with more than 400 seats, four light-flooded rotundas with a diameter of up to 28 meters, fascinating water animations and many other highlights.
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