In addition to Foodtopia (another instance of English words being used in a somewhat odd way for branding), the top floor is home to part of the Saturn store. (The Film Lounge and the fitness place are mostly on the 5th floor, which appears to only be accessible through those businesses' 5th-floor lobbies.) It seems like this is mainly the kids' section of Saturn, at least based on this one picture. Sadly, if Google Maps is to be believed, this store has been rebranded as MediaMarkt (a much less cool name) just in the few months since I took these pictures.
I've heard a lot about MediaMarkt and Saturn over the years, but I never went to any electronics stores in Europe...not that I can remember at least. It would have been nice to have looked at the classical music CDs there back in the day when they would have had a lot of them. I know I did that in Canada, especially Quebec, when I went there in the 2010s. The Quebec government must subsidize, or did at the time at least, CDs from Quebec labels because I got some really good deals on domestic classical music recordings there from the Renaud-Bray bookstore. Maybe there would have been something like that in Austria and Germany too, but I don't know!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I don't think I've ever actually been in a European electronics store either. They look interesting, but unlike grocery stores, there's pretty much no chance I would actually buy anything there! Maybe someday...
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