The Funf Hofe is a large upscale mall made up of five courtyards. It was once an old town block…read morethat was redesigned into a beautiful shopping and dining area. It's diverse and offers lots of opportunity to enjoy an afternoon in a unique and relaxing way. The mall is well known for its architecture design and lovely artwork. We entered the mall at the Salvatorpassage. This is where the famous "hanging gardens" are located. In the Viscardihof there is a huge sphere made out of steel mesh and the Prannerpassage has the beautiful glittering glass sequins on the ceiling. The stores offer everything from fashion, cosmetics, jewelry, home goods and everything in between. You can stick with the chain stores or enjoy specialized boutiques. Dining options are endless. You can enjoy a light bite in a cozy cafe or dine in a trendy high end restaurant.

It is a cluster of buildings that have a lot of top end and expensive fashion, cosmetics, jewelry,…read morehousehold stores and a few restaurants/delis/cafes. It's been around for a few years and we go here from time to time. It's conveniently located very close to Odeonsplatz and is easily accessible by public transport. The main halkway is decorated with hanging vines and is lit up with loads of hanging lights. The prices are expensive in general but then again high end brands usually are :-) I love the kitchen shop in here as they have some amazing cookware and cool gadgets :-)) I have been to a couple of the food places here and they were quite ok. A nice place to wander, browse or buy :-)

Here's my English review…read more I was heading over to Café Wölfl this morning to grab some pastries for breakfast, when I noticed they were closed. Couldn't decifer the German language as to why. So I wandered around and also checking Yelp! to find a backup. I remembered seeing the Motorama, but didn't know what is was, so I headed there. The Motorama is a small indoor shopping plaza with several shopping and dining options if you are in a pinch. There are also 2 levels of shopping. The lower level connects to the Rosenheimer Platz S-bahn station, which is convenient. The one place that I was most interested in was the bakery there. IHLE was all I caught in the name, but once you see it, you'd be amazed at what delectables they offered. They have apple strudels, mango strudels, croissants, cinnamon rolls, cheese cakes, breads, and sandwiches, and many more. Opt to come here than peruse the small selections at the Hilton café. Other stores there included a Hong Kong grocery store, Hit and Aldi chain grocery stores, sports store, clothing store, lottery/tobacco store. For eating, there was also a Subway restaurant, a cafe, a Middle Eastern place that has gyros and doner kababs, and a Chau Bistro Chinese Restaurant. This is a pretty convenient location as it's across the street from the Hilton.

I'm there quite often and I LOVE IT! There's a new coffee…read moreshop that opened up like 2 months ago. I went there with my friend and we loved their iced coffee. But it's pretty expensive, so not every day. The grocery store Edeka is currently renovating, but not to far from there is a Lidl where you can get your groceries. Anyway, the mall is very selective with its lots of shops, which is perfect for meeting friends for a shopping day, e.g. DM, Pommes Freunde, Döner, H&M and more. Their service is great, they are very helpful, very pleasant visit every time.

1st visit , enjoyed the variety of stores and location to U Station, my purchase was at pandora…read more Wish bathrooms in hallways were more visible and location was more accessible or at least I only found one which was a walk and dwn the escalator away but I understood the bathroom thing is a European thing. Mall is clean People are friendly.

If you work close to the old Munich airport this mall is the only opportunity for lunch and…read moreshopping. There are a variety of food outlets which prepare inexpensive lunches and take aways. Nevertheless, even though this mall looks pretty new the mall and fashion boutiques cater towards a vey specific target group. If you try to find something special it is probably much better to look for it in downtown Munich.

good shopping mall with a lot of shops and a food court. parking is easy but in my opinion on the…read morepricey side...you will pay much less at the OEZ mall... good for a stroll, make sure you do this during the week...I guess on the weekend that thing is stuffed with busy shoppers. You can go there by public transportation as well, u-bahn is right there...

From the owner: Kaufring ist ein mittelständisches Unternehmen, das seit über 40 Jahren fest in der Münchner…read moreEinkaufswelt verwurzelt ist. Mit seinen zwei Standorten Haidhausen und Fürstenried sind die Kaufring Filialen fern der hektischen Betriebsamkeit der Fußgängerzone ganz in den Stadtteilen und Wohnvierteln zuhause.

A huge store. A lot of great things especially clothes for a great price. I would really recommend…read moregiving this store a visit.

Primark is just awesome. The premise is simple - pretty good quality clothes, accessories & home…read moregoods for cheap. This one is not awesome cause it's off the main areas of Munich. If you're near Marienplatz @ that whole are, You have to take the underground metro/ subway. It's not hard. One way ticket costs euros 2.90 and it's off the U5 line. The store is in a mall that has all sorts of other shopping options. If you want to do some serious shopping, it's worth it to take a few hours out & trek here. This store is 3 levels. Home goods, men's, women's & children's clothes & all sorts of makeup, skincare & other accessories. Quality is great if u compare it to Walmart or other discount stores in the US. Prices are very low esp considering the taste, quality & fit of the clothes. I docked a point off cause I waited in checkout line for ever. Like 30 mins. Also place is a bit of a mess later in the day & didn't see employees putting items back together. No bathroom too folks. You have to pay euros .50 to use the main restroom in the mall. That's just not cool. I get that it's a European thing, but still totally uncool.