If you can’t find it in Arkadia, you probably never will. Covering a total area of 287 000 m2 Arkadia stands out as the biggest shopping mall in Central Europe. The five floor leviathan contains everything you need to survive Warsaw, so it’s little wonder we know of people who spend their lives stalking around its corridors; approximately 45,000 – 70,000 people visit each day. It took three years of work to complete, and now houses fashion stores include Lacoste, Gant, Peek & Cloppenburg and Tommy Hilfiger, as well as ubiquitous high street chains like Zara, Espirit and Kappahl. A giant Saturn store takes care of all your electronic needs: from DVDs to sound systems. Carrefour takes a large chunk of the ground floor, though most expats are making a beeline for the first Mark & Spencers food department in the country. If you can’t find what you’re after in there then head to Kuchnie Świata. The shop is tiny but is home to everything from Marmite and Pirri Pirri sauce to Weetabix, Cadburys Chocolate and Dr Pepper. English language books are available from American Bookstore, and foreign press from EMPiK. Entertainment comes in the form of a 15 screen multiplex. Alongside some very decent dining options is the microbrewery Bierhalle. Serving homemade beer and plates of sausages, this is exactly the place to leave the other half where he will be delightfully happy for a few hours. Connected by 10 tram lines, 15 bus routes and with space for 4,000 vehicles.
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Flagship stores include Carrefour and Castorama, and visitors also have the joy of a Silver Screen Cinema, and stores brought to you by Wrangler, Levi's and Pierre Cardin. Get there by bus 112, 120, 132, 407 or 732.
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Over 110 stores set inside a covered town plan with cut-price bargains to be had from Almi Decor, Tchibo,Nike, Mexx, Puma and many more. From metro Wilanowska it’s bus 709 or 727. [...]

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At 150,000m2 Galeria Mokotów has been eclipsed in size by Arkadia and Blue City, but remains the mall of choice for a large number of expats. Clothes wise stores include Clavin Klein, Lacoste, Versace, Trussardi, Peek & Cloppenburg, as well as several high street chains like Mango, Napa- D [...]

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Now in their tenth year Reduta features a rather big Carrefour (Open 08:30 - 22:00, Sun 09:00 - 21:00) for your foodage needs, and a Vobis and Euro RTV AGD for electronics and computer equipment. For fashion there’s H&M, Levi’s, Mango and Peek & Cloppenburg. Accessible by bus numbers 127, 130, 158, 178, 187, 191, 517, 717.
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The Likus Concept Stores, already a fixture on the Krakow shopping market, now reach Warsaw with the opening of LCS. Housed in a XIX century bath house which was the only one of its kind to survive WWII, the trademark mix of restored architectural styles combined with modern design have created one [...]

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On Warsaw’s east side, but well worth the visit if you’re a clothes horse: Max Mara, CK, Lagerfeld, Iceberg etc. Totalling an area of 121,000m2 Promenada was originally opened in 1996, making it somewhat of a granddaddy in Warsaw’s mall wars. Also on site and Alma Hypermarket, Sen [...]

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Features an Auchan hypermarket and Silver Screen Cinema as well as H&M, Zara, Hilfiger, Esprit, Simple, Orsay and Tatuum. Get there by tram 8, 10, 26, 46 or bus 109, 154, 171, 190, 310.
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