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The document discusses two major shopping centers in Hagen, Germany: the Rathaus Galerie and the Volme Galerie. The Rathaus Galerie opened in 2013 and is the largest gallery in Hagen, containing over 70 shops across clothing, food and other items. The Volme Galerie opened in 2003 and contains around 20 shops spread across 26,000 square centimeters as well as restaurants and clothing stores. According to a survey, boys generally dislike shopping due to a lack of patience and finding it boring, whereas girls enjoy shopping for the opportunity to spend time with friends and buy clothes.
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- 4. The Volme Galerie • In this Galerie are 20 shops about 26.000cm². The center would build at 2003. They opened on Monday – Friday from 10:00am – 8:00pm and on Saturday from 10:00am – 7:00pm. In this Galerie are shops e.g. fastfood restaurants or to shop clothes or something else. The names of this Shops are e.g. H&M, Runners Point or Mister Lady. Barcelona is a very poplular bar for teenager. The rathaus galerie opened 2013 and is bigger then the volme galerie and there are more important shops. At 2013 the volme galerie was renovated
- 6. Survey • Boys dont like shopping because they don‘t have patience and it is boring and only waste there money. • Boys also like more to shop in the internet. • Girls like it because there love clothes and love to spend there money to the shops. Furthermore there love to spend there time to shop with friends.