Between Altpörtel and Gedächtniskirche
The Postplatz is a city centre transport hub. Various local bus routes converge here. The Festplatz is connected via route 561 and the main railway station via several other routes.
Although original Speyer pretzels are no longer sold in the listed glass pretzel house, it is part of Postplatz, as is the imposing former main post office building on the north side of the area, which is now used as a shopping arcade with restaurants and a hotel.
The Gilgenstraße leads directly to the Gedächtniskirche and St. Bernhard, the two opulent church buildings outside the city centre, which help shape the cityscape with their striking towers. Postplatz and Gilgenstraße have always been an important part of Speyer's retail landscape and are home to many local shops.
Every local has a favourite shop here that makes it hard to imagine living without.
Impressions of Gilgenstrasse and Postplatz
Stores on the Gilgenstrasse
Postgalerie
Postgalerie - a shopping centre – that is located on Postplatz.
Ernsting's Family, H&M, Jack&Jones, PRESTIGE jewellers, KULT, Nanu-Nana, Tamaris and Vero Moda present their goods here.
Whether big or small - everyone will find something suitable here!
Opening hours of the Postgalerie: Monday to Saturday 09:30 to 19:00, closed on Sundays.
In addition to the shops, there is also an eye doctor and the Amedia Plaza Hotel on the premises.
Newest Informations about the Postgalerie will you find here (website German only).