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If the weather isn't cooperating or you want to combine your weekly shopping with an extensive shopping tour, CITTI-PARK in the Buntekuh district is the best address. As a local, I particularly appreciate the relaxed parking without the hassle and the huge selection under one protected roof.
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The CITTI-PARK in Herrenholz is one of the most popular shopping centers in the region. Away from the cobblestones of the old town, the center offers a modern shopping experience with short distances, high accessibility, and complete independence from the weather.
What makes CITTI-PARK special:
The CITTI-Markt: The heart of the center is a gigantic gourmet and grocery market. From fresh Baltic Sea fish to a huge cheese and meat counter, as well as international delicacies, you will find culinary highlights here that regular supermarkets do not offer.
Over 90 specialty shops: The light-flooded mall brings together well-known fashion chains, electronics stores, shoe shops, drugstores, and bookstores with short distances.
Free parking: With over 3,200 covered and free parking spaces – including numerous e-charging stations – shopping starts completely stress-free.
Diverse food court: In the gastronomy area, you can take a relaxed break. The offerings range from Asian specialties and burger variations to fresh baked goods and bowls.
Family-friendly comfort: Wide aisles, free baby changing rooms, and accessibility make the center accessible for families and seniors alike.
My personal tip: It's best to go during the week in the late afternoons. Then you can stroll through the aisles particularly relaxed, and you can do your shopping at the CITTI-Markt without long waiting times at the fresh counter.
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By car, you can take the A1 or A20 to the Lübeck-Moisling/Buntekuh exit and be in Herrenholz in two minutes. Public transport city bus lines (including lines 6 and 16) bring you directly to the main entrance.
No, all over 3,200 parking spaces in the parking garage and outdoor area are completely free for visitors.
Leashed dogs are allowed in the general passages of the mall.
