KaDeWe
The largest department store in continental Europe, with seven floors and the legendary Gourmet food hall. A fixture of Berlin.
Located on Wittenbergplatz, KaDeWe is the largest department store in continental Europe and an institution of City West. Its gourmet floor is especially famous for a huge food and delicatessen selection, an experience even without buying a thing.
The store stands right by Wittenbergplatz U-Bahn station (U1/U2/U3), just minutes from the Ku'damm. Ideal for a shopping afternoon or a break on the top floor with views over City West.
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KaDeWe is in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
Elegant, refined and calm. Shopping on Ku'damm, a coffee at Savignyplatz, classical concerts at the Philharmonie.
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