As a tourist, the mall was really cool to go see! They had a lot of really cool statues on all of…read morethe levels. There was a bunch of different shops that had pastries and gelato. I loved the tea shop as they had so many options and such nice employees

Altmarkt-Galerie might be the biggest shopping mall located inside the tourist area in Dresden. I…read morecame here was just to grab some drinks for the trip, didn't expected it will be such as hug mall. So I decided to make a small tour here. Inside this mall, it got many things, from fashion to food, things that you could think of. I have seen many different big fashion brands here. Just supermarket, they already got few of them ,no worries will lack of choice. also saw some local favor shops. If you got tired, there are also couple cafes which with great view, great place to have a break. It also got many different kind of style restaurants around. The shopping mall itself looked really modern, clean and very easy to get around. There are serval exits/entrances from different directions can lead you to the mall. So no need to go around the building just to get in. I haven't been all around this shopping mall yet. But all together, I think, it's a great place to do shopping and also great for the tourist, no need to pay something ridiculous overprice.

I love market halls and seek them out wherever I travel in the world. This one is one of the worst…read moreI have ever visited. It's not worth your time nor effort to seek it out, and I hate that I wasted precious travel time finding this place. It's basically a dying market hall, more than half of the stalls are boarded up and closed. There are a couple of vendors selling Chinese-made knick nacks and that's about it. They do have a cleanish toilet (you have to pay to use it) but that's the only positive thing I can say about this place. What a letdown.

I am always on the lookout for markets in other countries, I will admit I am somewhat addicted to…read morevisiting them to see what local delicacies they offer. When I noticed Dresden had a market and a mere ten minute walk from my hotel, I was ecstatic! Finding the market was not too difficult as walking the main pedestrian "walkway" will run you right into the indoor market. Once inside I was excited to see the first few stalls offering delicacies from not only Germany, but Russia as well. That is where my excitement ended as most stores only possesed chotchkies and various overpriced mass produced goods. At one end is a fairly good sized market which is great if you need to pick up any food or alcohol at a affordable price point. Other than that, you can be in and out of this market in under an hour sadly. Was it worth it, possibly, but I would not suggest going out of your way if you are a market fanatic as there is not much to explore sadly.

Beautiful ideas for your livingroom, small and innovative gifts as well as hundred tiny little…read morethings which make your live a little nicer. They also offer lamps, sofas and design wallpapers. The salaried employees are very kind. If you need something extra-ordinary - just drop by. Its worth doing so.