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REWE at Rudolfplatz, part 6
Final spurt
by Achim Bachhausen und Judith Morgenschweis

REWE am Rudolfplatz is set to open at the beginning of March. We spoke to Markus Kelterbaum on site about the final preparations before the opening, asked him whether the team for the store is already in place and why he is on site in Cologne almost every day. You can find all the answers in our podcast with slideshow.

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