Das Kaufhaus des Westens. The KaDeWe.
When the Wall fell in 1989 the East Germans flocked first and foremost into this Capitalistic Phenomenon, no doubt gasping at the immense amount of things you could buy in this pestilential capitalistic system.
A must go to for droves of Dutch too. The KaDeWe is famous in this part of Europe: an immense department store, good for hours and hours on end of great and amazing shopping.
So famous that after visiting the likes of Fortnum and Mason, Liberty and Harrods in London, le Printemps and Lafayette in Paris you just have to visit KaDeWe as well, if only to tick it off.
It was Sunday. Normally they weren't open but this Sunday they were.
OMG.
Personally I'm not that much into shopping for clothes, but I was very much looking forward to the Delikatessen floor.
Die Feinschmeckeretage.
The sixth. See my pics.
If you ever come to visit us in Holland we'll take you there. Paradise (Ed: a Laduree shop-in-shop. Need I say more?)
When the Wall fell in 1989 the East Germans flocked first and foremost into this Capitalistic Phenomenon, no doubt gasping at the immense amount of things you could buy in this pestilential capitalistic system.
A must go to for droves of Dutch too. The KaDeWe is famous in this part of Europe: an immense department store, good for hours and hours on end of great and amazing shopping.
So famous that after visiting the likes of Fortnum and Mason, Liberty and Harrods in London, le Printemps and Lafayette in Paris you just have to visit KaDeWe as well, if only to tick it off.
It was Sunday. Normally they weren't open but this Sunday they were.
OMG.
Personally I'm not that much into shopping for clothes, but I was very much looking forward to the Delikatessen floor.
Die Feinschmeckeretage.
The sixth. See my pics.
If you ever come to visit us in Holland we'll take you there. Paradise (Ed: a Laduree shop-in-shop. Need I say more?)
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