Let me break down the directions step by step to figure out what's next to the grocery store. First: "Die Straße runter, da ist eine große Kreuzung." — So, go down the street to a large intersection. Next: "Dann an der Littfasssäule links abbiegen." — At the Litfasssäule (those iconic German advertising columns often found in cities), turn left. Then: "Rechts sollte diese alte Kirche sein, quer über den Markt." — On your right, across the market square, there's an old church. Finally: "Der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter." — The supermarket is directly behind [something]. "Directly behind" refers to the last mentioned landmark. The supermarket is directly behind the market (der Markt), since "dahinter" logically points to the position relative to the market, with the church being across it. So, what’s next to the grocery store? Based on the spatial layout, the market is very close—most likely adjacent or just in front. But since the store is *behind* the market, and no other buildings are mentioned right next to it, the most accurate inference is that the market is the key nearby feature. LOCATION: the market