I saw this shop near the Rathaus.
I just wanted to point out that, although it has some pretty things, not all of them are 'typically English' and many are quite possibly not even made in the UK.
And hopefully you won't be tempted to buy the rather horrible doormats in the photo, which are not 'typically English' at all ....although they are typically British tourist rubbish! :-)
Unique Suggestions: Worth having a look round if you have nothing better to do.
But if you are tempted to buy something then do check where it was actually made.
Fun Alternatives: Alternative? Go to the UK for UK things, and stick to buying German things in Germany! :-)
Written Jul 21, 2009
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