Vintage shopping in Berlin

| March 10, 2009 | 8 Comments


Berlin is a fantastic destination for any vintage lover. Not only are there plenty of shops and flea markets waiting to be discovered, but where else could you pick up Fifties Eastern European crockery or Seventies Eastern German furniture. QueensOfVintage.com has compiled a comprehensive shopping guide.

Immaculate Heart sells both vintage interiors and fashion. It’s a small shop but the stock has been carefully selected and is lovingly presented. There’s always some set of Sixties plates or Seventies glasses to be found.

Rosa-Luxemburg Strasse 28
10178 Berlin

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Category: 1940s, Berlin, Fashion, Interiors, Vintage news, Vintage Shops

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  1. Tara says:

    I’ve been to the shop on page 4 – literally biggest shop ever! Loads of weird and wonderful things there.

  2. Beta says:

    Awesome! i have been to all those places and there are plenty more!

    As far as i have been Berlin is definitely the best place for passionate vintage freak.

  3. Claira says:

    Wow, Berlin just rocketed up my To Visit list! x

  4. Hannah says:

    Thank you, Im off to berlin in Feb and you’ve saved me a job researching where to go x

  5. Yngvild says:

    Thank you, this really helped! :D

  6. Lotte says:

    Thank you for all of this, I am going tomorrow to Berlin!

  7. Tante Patent says:

    Thank you! I’m off to Berlin this friday and can’t wait to check out the vintage shops. Your guide is a great held and time-saver.

  8. Geer Pouls says:

    In the Torstrasse: vintage and more. Wonderful ceramics of the fantastic german seventies from factories as Scheurich, Cartsen, Roth, Mobach and more. Beautiful Glass from Orrefors, Arcade and Holmegaard. You hardly can blieve your eyes.
    Also the flowers wich are fitting to these incredible vases. see our website and find us on facebook Brutto Gusto Berlin

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