Shopping Eldorado

At Munich Airport, a new dimension of shopping awaits passengers 365 days a year. At Germany´s second-largest airport, passengers and shopping enthusiasts will find an extensive variety of wares from duty free articles, electronics, fashion and accessories to trendy gift items. A mixture of local, national and international brands are available Stores are located in both the public and non-public areas of the airport.

Such as Hugo Boss, Marc O´Polo, More & More, Bree, and Eton, are creating a unique blend of international flair and local colour. Alongside the well-stocked Travel Value and Duty Free shops, elegant shops replete with splendid luxury and designer brands – from Bvlgari and Montblanc to Hermès and Aigner – present an unparalleled shopping experience.

Despite the strict regulations on shopping hours in Germany, which keep retailers' doors shut in the evenings and all day Sunday, the shops at Munich Airport are open seven days a week. At Munich Airport shoppers will find downtown prices which make shopping even more attractive – for transit passengers as well as local visitors.

From duty free to top-label

A shopping day at the airport Munich is always a great experience. Fulfill your shopping wishes - find many attractive shops and service facilities.

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Hard Rock Cafe Munich Airport Rock Shop

"Hard Rock Cafe Munich Airport Rock Shop" opened its doors in the Munich Airport Center allowing rock music fans to stock up on the world-famous collectibles and memorabilia from The Hard Rock Cafe.

Hard Rock’s Classic and City T-shirts, featuring the iconic design that has captured the spirit of the brand for 50 years, are among the most popular selling items. Limited-edition and collectibles include Hard Rock’s Signature Series T-shirt line, which showcases artwork from an influential musician, with sales benefiting various charities. Since its launch in 1990, the Signature Series line has featured the work of more than 30 artists, including Bob Marley, Bruce Springsteen, Green Day, Imagine Dragons, Ozzy Osbourne, Rihanna and Shakira, and has raised millions of dollars for a number of charities.

Longcamp

Together with Eurotrade, the retail subsidiary of Munich Airport, the French luxury leather goods company "Longchamp" opened its new 72-square-meter boutique in Terminal 2 near Gates H.

The boutique at Munich Airport was designed in line with the Longchamp flagship store on the Champs-Elysees in Paris and features a retro-inspired, open and very bright store concept.

Contemporary luxury, creativity and dynamic are the defining characteristics of the Longchamp style. Since 1948, Longchamp, originally a manufacturer of pipes wrapped in leather, has extended its savoir-faire to travel accessories, handbags, shoes, an eyewear collection, luggage and a men's line. Careful to preserve family values, Longchamp is still in the hands of the Cassegrain family and is managed by the third generation.