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.

From the owner: Erleben Sie 160 Geschäfte, Cafés und Restaurants mit 7.000 kostenlosen Parkplätzen…read more Unsere zahlreichen kompetenten Fachgeschäfte sowie verschiedenen Service-Angebote machen jeden Einkauf zum Vergnügen. Egal was Sie suchen: Mode, Unterhaltungselektronik, Geschenkartikel, Schuhe, Lebensmittel oder verschiedene Dienstleistungen - im NOVA werden Sie immer fündig und können dabei ganz entspannt in wohliger Atmosphäre shoppen und zwischendurch in den vielfältigen gastronomischen Einrichtungen verweilen.

The galerie is situated nearby main train station and tram stop so the availability is good. The…read moreinterior was nice but nothing special. There are various shops such as Primemark, Bershka, CCC, Konsum, DM and others.

it's being rebuilt for a year now, still open but there is nothing of interest except mediamarkt…read moreand starbucks... hope to improve in time...

Leipzig's Hauptbahnhof, or main train station, is one of the largest in Europe, and also one of the…read moremost beautiful, architecturally. It's incredibly easy to navigate, with useful timetables and information desks in clear evidence. It's ideally located, right next to the historic, walkable city center and many hotels. It also houses the Promenaden shopping center, which is not merely a place to pick up a snack or a souvenir, but a full-fledged mall with over 80 stores - a vibrant, enjoyable place to walk around and shop. Maybe it seems a little odd to get so enthusiastic about a train station - but I really love this place.

Leipzig's central railway station is located right in the middle of the city center, so you don't…read morehave to use public transportation when you arrive, since most of the sights can be reached on food. Upper level tracks are used for regional and intercity trains, while there's an S-Bahn station on the lower level. The railway station is very clean compared to other European rail stations, a historic building which worth a visit even if you don't go anywhere by train. There's a huge indoor mall in the same building with some stores, and a lot of dining options. There's a Starbucks, a Dunkin Donuts, a Subway and a Pizza Hut restaurant, just a few to mention. It is well connected to the local light rail system and the S-Bahn, just like Nikolaistraße, one of Leipzig's pedestrianized shopping streets.

This is probably the nicest mall in the Dresden area. It has everything including Dunkin Donuts,…read moreH&M, lots of German mall food and a Kaufland which is an awesome store full of everything. If you arrive and your luggage is lost, don't worry just go here. They even have a decent clothing cleaner inside. I needed an extra piece of luggage to take my extra swag back from our conference and I found it cheap at Kaufman for 50 euros and saved on shipping and all the headaches.