The Große Straße runs through the centre of the city from Neumarkt to Nikolaiort. It is one of the most popular shopping streets in Lower Saxony, partly due to the various owner-managed shops. These include Lengermann & Trieschmann (L&T) - the largest owner-managed fashion store in northern Germany, covering 20,000 square metres. In its sports shop, the brave can ride the perfect wave and then enjoy refreshments in the market hall.
On the eastern side of Grosse Strasse, Herrenteichsstrasse, Georgstrasse and Öwer de Hase are also home to numerous large and small shops, from bubble tea to men's fashion. On the Kamp-Promenade on the western side, brand stores offer fashion, electronics and lifestyle, framed by restaurants. Nikolaiort is the central place to sit and relax between the city centre and the old town.
The southern extension of Grosse Strasse from Neumarkt is called Johannisstrasse. Here you will find shops, crafts and restaurants from many different countries.
Well-known brand stores and the large owner-operated fashion house L&T invite you to shop. .
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The Kamp Promenade is an open shopping centre with a wide range of offers.
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Herrenteichsstraße is located between Nikolaiort and the entrance to the L+T multi-storey car park.
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The tripartite street stretches from Neumarkt via Johannistorwall to Rosenplatz.
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The Nikolaiort is considered a popular meeting place in Osnabrück.
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In the Hasequartier, above the river Hase, owner-managed shops invite you to browse and linger.
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While the Nikolaiort and Krahnstraße are still bustling with activity, things become more relaxed towards the old town. Between small cafés and boutiques, you will find culinary specialities, art and pubs. Restaurants, coffee roasters, wine, gin, whisky and delicatessen shops can be discovered in the alleyways. The old town centre stretches between Heger Tor, the cathedral and the Haseviertel district. Hasestraße, which ends at the ramparts on the River Hase, is home to art, record shops and breweries, among many other things.
The heart of Osnabrück beats in the centre of the old town - at the Markt, the square in front of the town hall and St Mary's Church, which is surrounded by historic buildings. Here, you can sit in the sun and enjoy yourself well into the evening. Many festivals take place on this square throughout the year.
Lotter Straße, which runs through the Katharinenviertel, begins on the other side of Heger Tor. There are over 60 individual shops and many restaurants here.
Krahnstraße stretches from Nikolaiort to the town hall in the old town.
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The old town has a mix of owner-operated shops, cultural venues and gastronomy.
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Osnabrück's oldest trade route stretches from the cathedral to the old town railway station.
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At the foot of the Westerberg, Lotter Straße stretches from the Heger Tor out of town towards Lotte.
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It's "the coolest street in town" - the residents of Redlinger Straße are convinced of this. Here, the owners and founders are often behind the counter themselves, and sustainable concepts are often mixed with a spirit of innovation. Retro chic, ecologically produced clothing and its own bag label can be found here, as well as one of the last comic shops in Germany: Neunte Kunst. The Barösta coffee house with its own roastery and lovingly furnished café is one of the best coffee roasters in Germany according to Feinschmecker magazine.
What's more, you can enjoy soul food, vegan, organic and fair trade here, as your children are kept busy in the neighbouring playground. In the bistros, cafés and pubs around Adolf-Reichwein-Platz, you can keep a perfect eye on your young vegetables.
Those who live on Redlingerstrasse proudly call it the "coolest street in town!" .
Read moreOsnabrücker City Marketing e.V. (OCM) was founded in 1998. With over 130 members from various sectors - property owners, landlords, service providers, associations and catering businesses - it is constantly working on the attractiveness of the (inner) city and driving its development forward. The OCM works closely with Marketing Osnabrück GmbH and the Osnabrück Economic Development Agency.
With more than 850 members, Verkehrsverein Stadt und Land Osnabrück e.V. (VVO) is one of the largest civic organisations in the Osnabrück region. With its social commitment, the association supports charitable regional projects, organises activities for members and holds events that attract attention far beyond the region.
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