Great spot to get small souvenirs for just 1 euro! They have baking items and any last minute…read moretoiletries or essentials you might need for your trip. This is a chain, so there are several locations of these.

This place is an excellent spot for cheap souvenirs. Would defiantly recommend for some magnets and…read moresuch.

From the owner: Dein Fachhändler für stylische Bekleidung. Sei es die Blue Jeans, die Picaldi Zicco Jeans,…read moreOberteile oder neue Schuhe. Bei uns findest du super Mode zum kleinen Preis ;)

TK Maxx is the international version of TJ Maxx, which we've found similar in store format, and a…read moregood place to pick up a piece of clothing that we minimalist packers suddenly discovered is needed. This particular store was close to our hotel in Potsdamer Platz, and we were driven here by Therese H.'s desire to find a sundress to wear to a restaurant. I ended up with a new linen shirt. Thanks, TKM, for keeping the clothing part of our journey within budget. As I always sing, in the words of an old commercial jingle, "Man bekommt maximal für wenigstens am TK Maxx."

It's a lot like the store in the US with the similar name. Lots of inventory and they have…read moreluggage, clothing, household items and more. It's quite expensive.

Good store with variety of different types I really like…read morethe staff and the store is so big

Finding a Woolworth's still operating in Berlin makes me very happy. Need a few basics, cheap?…read moreWoolworths! Sadly they are all gone in the US, but a few survive here - and this one is a lot like the ones I remember growing up. Inexpensive little things and lots of clothes inhabit this space - although the 2 euro combination lock was a total POS. That said, it was 2 euros. Shame on me. plastic hangers? yep. stationery basics? yep. socks? yep. A bit of a time warp, but one I welcome. Note: This store is a little more 'downscale' than the one at Wilmersfdorfer Strasse.

I've been going here ever since I moved to Berlin and it hasn't changed much since then hahaha…read moretheres not much amazing to say about it really and not much negative either. You just walk in and buy whatever you need and then wait in line and pay and leave. On busy days its pretty full I guess and there's only 2 of the 3 check out counters open at once. The staff are pretty chilled and yeah.

Date of visit: May 30, 2024…read more We love Primark and try to visit when we are exploring different cities as they always have a great variety of merchandise including some things that are local to the particular venue. For example, here we scored some Berlin shirts to bring home for souvenirs for a fraction of the price of the souvenir shops elsewhere in the Alexanderplatz area. It definitely can be hit-or-miss, but I feel that's the case for every store, really. The lines can also be long but we didn't do too bad outside of the person behind us with some terrible BO, not that's Primark's fault!

The Alexanderplatz Primark is SO busy. My travel buddy loved the brand though so we walked in…read more After spending a while inside, I walked out with a new Berlin branded tote, a cozy scarf (which I LOVE), and cheap gloves that only lasted for like two days before I threw them out. Try clothes on before purchasing. The quality isn't always the best here, but you can still strike gold (like that scarf -- best splurge ever).