This is a souvenir and gift shop near Kölner Dom and near the train station in Köln. We stopped…read morehere during our visit to look at magnets and Christmas ornaments since we like to purchase those for each country or city we visit on vacation. My husband wanted a stein, but was worried about fitting it into his suitcase, so he settled for a stein magnet, which now lives on our fridge. The selection was great and the items seemed better quality than other shops in the area.

Always the shopper, my wife found some interesting and yes, unique Christmas ornaments in Souvenirs…read more& Geschenke (Gifts). Which means her shopping spree seems to have been satisfied for now. I, the unpaid assistant, and occasional money man, can relax, thanks to this wonderful shop. Next stop, for ice cream cones.

This store is right by the main train station and Dom (cathedral). They have a good variety of…read moresouvenirs, plus a large cuckoo clock section in the back. My nephew wanted to ship one back to the US, but after speaking to the gentleman, who seemed to be very knowledgeable on the subject, my nephew decided to just put it in his suitcase. He got it home safely, along with some magnets for his friends.

Visited Cologne during a Viking Rhine River cruise and I have to mention a great souvenir shop,…read moreGerman Souvenirs, that was close to the Cathedral across from where the Viking shuttle bus parked. I bought 4 beer steins and he charged 37.99 Euros for shipment to California via DHL. It did take 25 days to receive, which he did give me a heads up about, but they arrived in perfect condition. He individually wrapped each one and then added more bubble wrap to the entire box. I am really impressed at the diligence he took to package my beer steins. He also emailed me when he shipped them out (which was the next day), and when I couldn't track my package online, he resent the link and checked into it for me (he replied the next day). I had to mention this shop, because the other shops I visited, didn't seem to have as much knowledge on the shipping process and I had no confidence in them. I was worried I would be paying for steins & shipping costs and then never receive the product. German Souvenirs knew the exact process for shipping out Steins. He told me the cost, the # of days it would take, and he explained how he was going to package it. Very reliable, very reasonable priced, & Great Customer service !

It was interesting to walk through here. Magazines, a few books, candy, tea, jam, crisps I guess…read moreyou British folk call 'em, and even British radio. Scones. Little lemon cakes. Root beer and cream soda, all kindsa beer. Cheese. They had all kinds of candy from my American childhood that I don't think they sell anymore back home - runts, nerds, lemonheads, mike and Ike's... It was a blast from the past. Staff were nice. : ) thank you.

i really like this shop, because it offers many items that you can't find anywhere else…read more.. i used to come here for the Salt&Vinegar Chips, but since you can now also buy them at Kaufhof or even at Real i haven't been here for a while. last time i went i came here for some ingredients to bake a pumpkin pie. service was (as usual) very friendly and helpful. :)

Very authentic German food. The atmosphere and decoration is very German also. We've eaten here…read moretwice and both times have been good.

Wonderful souvenir shop in the heart of the Bolker Strasse…read more If you are a fan of anything Schlüssel or want to buy a special Düsseldorf-themed gift, this is definitely the right place for you. The staff is very kind and friendly.

Great shop selling English, Irish, and American goods. Friendly staff. Lots of selection. They…read morewere sold out of a lot of things when we visited because they had just opened the night before. In addition to UK items, they have some Canadian/USA items (ie Kettle Chips, maple syrup, Hershey's, Reese's...), Australian stuff (e.g. vegemite), and other goods from around the world. Prices are pretty good. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Der English Shop ist ein Stück original britischer Lebenskultur. 1995 von Alexander McWhinney in…read moreKöln gegründet, wuchs der English Shop mit den Jahren von einem Kiosk zu einem Einzelhändler mit mehreren Filialen, einem Onlineshop und einer Großhandelsabteilung. Als große Liebhaber britischer Spezialitäten importieren wir bekannte und beliebte Schokolade, Süßigkeiten, Chips, Tee, Marmelade, Kekse, Soft Drinks, alkoholische Getränke und viele weitere Produkte direkt aus Großbritannien. Sollten Sie doch einmal nicht finden was Sie suchen: gerne bestellen wir - je nach Verfügbarkeit bei unseren Lieferanten - das gewünschte Produkt extra für Sie. Egal ob Sie bereits ein Fan britischer Produkte sind, einfach eine Affinität zur Sprache und Kultur Großbritanniens verspüren oder eine Spezialität aus dem Königreich auf der Insel ausprobieren wollen - beim English Shop sind Sie an der richtigen Adresse!

Of all the souvenir stores in this area, this is by far the best one…read more In comparison to the other stores, this place is organized to the T and there selection is better. The employee/owner of the store was very friendly and helped us on several items we had questions with. Yes, he does speak english =) We were told by our hotel staff that beer steins can only be found out of town south from dusseldorf. They were wrong! We found them here in this shop. The best part was the packaging. He knew we were tourist and carefully packed our beer steins with bubble wrap and styrofoam. Check the photos. We were only in Germany for 2 days. If your only here for a few days, I suggest you stop by this shop to find some souvenirs to take back.

Never go to the city class souvenir shop. Literally evicted me out because I am just having an…read moreonline zoom call for her to choose her own souvenir. Literally pointed me to go out.

Owner is so rude - would not give him a cent of my money!! Souvenirs are overpriced - will not let…read moreyou use a credit card under a certain Euro - probably one of the rudest men I've ever met