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| Stuttgart | What time are the shops open? Posted: Thu September 6, 2007 11:19 AM UTC
Hi! I am going on a business trip to Stuttgart next week, and I am wondering if the shops will be open after the office hours? I will be working near train station.
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AnnabelleLee 
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| Stuttgart | Re: What time are the shops open? Posted: Thu September 6, 2007 07:18 PM UTC
The main shopping street Königsstr. starts directly at the Hauptbahnhof (main railway station).
Kaufhof department store (close to the Haupbahnhof at the begin of Königsstr.) Mo-We 09:30-20:00 Th 09:30-21:00 Fr-Sa 09:30-20:00 Breuninger (the biggest department store in Stuttgart and the 4th biggest in Germany) Mo-We,Fr 10:00-20:00 Th 10:00-22:00 Sa 09:30-20:00
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abalada 
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| Stuttgart | Re: What time are the shops open? Posted: Fri September 7, 2007 07:56 AM UTC
Thanks a lot for the info! It is really helpful to know!
Just one more thing - are there any pharmacies in these department stores? I live in Sweden, and here almost everything is on prescription, and I thought of getting something from Germany.
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AnnabelleLee
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| Stuttgart | Re: What time are the shops open? Posted: Fri September 7, 2007 10:04 AM UTC
> are there any pharmacies in these department stores?
No. But there are pharmacies close by. > I live in Sweden, and here almost everything is on prescription, and I thought of getting something from Germany. I'm not sure if there is a big difference on this. Some things are only "apothekenpflichtig", i.e. you can buy them without a prescription but only available in pharmacies.
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abalada
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