BREUNINGER, GERMANY’S MOST UPSCALE DEPARTMENT STORE CHAIN, OPENING NEW STORE IN DUSSELDORF

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Germany’s fabulous Breuninger department store chain is opening a new, 160,000 square foot store in central Dusseldorf, Germany. The store will include luxury shops similar to the store’s Stuttgart flagship store.

The Stuttgart store is significantly larger, being in excess of 375,000 square feet. The store’s interior is stunning and it serves up luxury accessories, men’s, and women’s sections…

Breuninger has become one of the world’s foremost luxury department stores, stressing perfection in customer service and luxury both in its interior design and labels. Watch for further proposed store expansions by Breuninger throughout Germany in the years to come. Retail Insider will be the first to let you know.

Breuninger website: www.breuninger.com

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