Schadowstraße

Schadowstraße

Düsseldorf

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Schadowstraße

Schadowstraße
The Schadowstraße is one of the most frequented shopping streets achieving the highest turnovers in Germany. It start at Kömisgallee, pass the Tausendfüßler and reach up to Berliner Allee. This place is perfect for a sunday walk because a lot of department stores and numerous typical shops can be found on the street.

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