Oberpollinger
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thumb|Oberpollinger (2017) thumb|Logo thumb|Logo from 2010 to 2016 thumb|Reconstructed view of the property as it looked in 1570, drawing by Gustav Steinlein thumb|View in 1857 thumb|New buildings of 1891 in a view from 1900 thumb|With arches on the ground and 1st floors, later removed, postcard from 1905 thumb|upright|The gables of the façade (still with Karstadt lettering in 2006)
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- Official website
- www.oberpollinger.de
- Image
- Mueneuhauser1824032013fr.jpg
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- Commons category
- Oberpollinger
- inception
- 1905-00-00
- street address
- Neuhauser Straße 18, 80331 München
- hashtag
- Oberpollinger
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thumb|Oberpollinger (2017) thumb|Logo thumb|Logo from 2010 to 2016 thumb|Reconstructed view of the property as it looked in 1570, drawing by Gustav Steinlein thumb|View in 1857 thumb|New buildings of 1891 in a view from 1900 thumb|With arches on the ground and 1st floors, later removed, postcard from 1905 thumb|upright|The gables of the façade (still with Karstadt lettering in 2006)
The Oberpollinger is a well-known upscale department store on Neuhauser Straße in Munich. It is run by KaDeWe Group GmbH (formerly Karstadt Premium GmbH) and is the largest department store in Southern Germany. The building was built in 1905 by Max Littmann in the style of Historicism in the form of the Neo-Renaissance and is a listed building.
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