Apple's first retail store in Berlin gets May 3 grand opening
Apple will open its first-ever retail store in Germany's capital city of Berlin next Friday, May 3, the company has officially announced.
Apple posted notification of the Berlin Apple Store's opening on its web site Thursday, giving it a 5 p.m. local time opening. Other Apple Stores have tended to open in the morning . The new store will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. It will be closed on Sundays.
Set along Berlin's Kurf?rstendamm, the new shop will be Apple's 11th in Germany overall. Apple has been developing the location for some time, but only recently has the store approached readiness. The new site will be Apple's largest store in Germany.
Apple's retail stores have given the tech giant a physical footprint around the world unmatched by virtually any other tech company. As the grand opening of the Berlin store approaches, Apple is also prepping a new retail store in Adelaide, Australia. In the fourth quarter of 2012, Apple's retail locations saw 120 million visitors, with the average store doing more than $50 million in revenue for the year.
Apple posted notification of the Berlin Apple Store's opening on its web site Thursday, giving it a 5 p.m. local time opening. Other Apple Stores have tended to open in the morning . The new store will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. It will be closed on Sundays.
Set along Berlin's Kurf?rstendamm, the new shop will be Apple's 11th in Germany overall. Apple has been developing the location for some time, but only recently has the store approached readiness. The new site will be Apple's largest store in Germany.
Apple's retail stores have given the tech giant a physical footprint around the world unmatched by virtually any other tech company. As the grand opening of the Berlin store approaches, Apple is also prepping a new retail store in Adelaide, Australia. In the fourth quarter of 2012, Apple's retail locations saw 120 million visitors, with the average store doing more than $50 million in revenue for the year.
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Am I the only one who is surprised that Berlin is getting its first Apple store at this late date?
Is there some backstory that I am unaware of?
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Originally Posted by smalM
There is no money in Berlin.
I guess that's as good of an explanation as any.
It still seems surprising.
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Am I the only one who is surprised that Berlin is getting its first Apple store at this late date?
Is there some backstory that I am unaware of?
No, I am with you.