What's open when nothing's open

Denn's for organic, and Rewe and Edeka elsewhere. Rossman and DM too.

On your mark, get set … Photo: Max Noisa via Creative Commons

German bank holidays - like Pentecost on May 20 - often sneak up on you. Most supermarkets are shut. But don’t panic. A handful of shops are auf (open). Here’s a selection. If you need a pharmacy that’s open, the one at Hauptbahnhof is, or check this site.

Alexanderplatz Station

Rossmann (drugstore)
Sunday 9am to 9pm
Monday 7am to 9pm

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Friedrichstraße Station

Edeka (supermarket)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

go asia (Asian supermarkt)
Sunday 9am to 9pm
Monday 9am to 9pm

Rossmann (drugstore)
Sunday 8am to 9pm
Monday 8am to 9pm

Vitalia (organic food and vitamins)
Sunday 11am to 8pm
Monday 11am to 8pm

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Gesundbrunnen

Denns (organic grocery)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

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Hauptbahnhof

Rossmann (drug store)
Sunday 8am to10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

Denns (organic grocery)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

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Lichtenberg Station

Edeka (supermarket)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

Rossmann (drugstore)
Sunday 8am to 9pm
Monday 8am to 9pm

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Ostbahnhof

Penny (supermarket)
Sunday 7am to 11pm
Monday 6am to 10pm

Rewe (supermarket)
Sunday 6am to 12am
Monday 6am to 10pm

Rossmann (drugstore)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

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Potsdamer Platz

Go Asia! (Asian grocery)
Sunday 8am to 8pm
Monday 8am to 8pm

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Südkreuz

dm (drugstore)
Sunday 9am to 8pm
Monday 9am to 8pm

Edeka (supermarket)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

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Zoo Station

Denns (organic grocery)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

Hit-Ullrich (supermarket)
Sunday 8am to 10pm
Monday 8am to 10pm

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