The Münzstraße in Berlin’s Mitte district is a rather short street, but it has a lot to offer. Just under 200 meters long, the street can be walked quickly – theoretically. However, there is quite a lot to discover. On both sides of the street there are small and large shops, trendy fashion stores, and boutiques. Therefore, this walk could take a little longer than expected.
Münzstraße was named in 1752 after the royal mint that was built here. It stretches between Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße and Neue Schönhauser Straße. At the western end, Münzstraße merges into Weinmeisterstraße, and at the eastern end, towards Alexanderplatz, it merges into Memhardstraße.
Side streets of Münzstraße
- Max-Beer-Straße
- Rochstraße
- Almstadtstraße
Addresses on Münzstraße
The most striking shop on Münzstraße is probably the flagship store of the Adidas fashion brand – seen in the center of the photo above. But with the Picknweight store, there is also a large and well-stocked second-hand store basically right next door.
- Originals Flagship Store
Münzstraße 13-15 - Picknweight
Münzstraße 19 - Patagonia
Münzstraße 10 - Colorful Standard
Münzstraße 11 A
The Litfaß Monument
Between Almstadtstraße and Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße, you can see a bronze advertising column – in the photo above, it is on the right. This is a monument in honor of Ernst Litfaß (Wikipedia), the inventor of the advertising column.
Parking zones in Münzstraße
Parking zone 29
Monday to Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – midnight
Münzstraße on the map
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