City: Berlin
Region: Europe
Country: Germany
Trade area: 17 000 m²
Address: Am Treptower Park 14, 12435
Contact person: Mr. Prescher
No of floors: 3
Parking: 1 000
Phone: +49 (0) 211 30153-217
Website: http://www.parkcentertreptow.de/
Working time: Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 22:00h
Since its opening in July 1999 the Treptow Park Center has become a favourite meeting place for shopping, strolling and eating out. The mall offer a colourful mix of shops, ranging from fashion, electronics, toys, gifts, accesorise to services and restaurants. Brands such as Real, Saturn, Deichmann and New Yorker and much more can be found in the mall.
Many of the visitors who come to see the tourist attractions of the Treptow Köpenik district like to drop into the centre. Special events enhance the Park Center’s attractions.
Getting Here:
By car: аrom downtown Berlin – take the B96 A, which leads exactly to the Park Center Treptow.
From Potsdam – take the B96 A and turn right, at the Elsenbrücke left and just drive to the center.
By public transport:
S-Bahn line S 41, S 42, S 8 and S 9 to S-Bahn station Treptower Park.
Bus routes 104, 166, 167, 194, and 265.
The mall has an extraordinary architecture. With its 16-metre high glass roof gives customers and visitors can feel like being out in the open air. In the Mediterranean ambience of the interior, with spacious shopping avenues kept at an agreeable temperature, you will feel like you are in southern Europe as you stroll past the different stores with their varied wares.
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