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Arkadia

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. Read_on (2 Comments)

Blue City

Poland’s first mega mall, and dubbed the ‘city within a city’. In the center of it all, a 26 metre fountain positioned under a giant glass dome. Read_on (No Comments)

C.H. Panorama

A mall with a rep for exclusivity. There’s 90 stores to peruse, including Gerry and Henri Lloyd, as well as your usual spread of interior design stores, salons etc. Read_on (No Comments)

C.H. Reduta

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. Read_on (No Comments)

Galeria Mokotów

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. Read_on (No Comments)

Klif

Klif
The nationwide Klif chain have long been present in Warsaw, though if you think you’ve seen it all before then think again. Read_on (1 Comment)

Promenada

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. Read_on (No Comments)

Sadyba Best Mall

A proper mall complex featuring 3D IMAX cinema, bowling and pool halls, as well as your ubiquitous Carrefour, Reserved, Cottonfield etc. Read_on (No Comments)

Złote Tarasy

Złote Tarasy
Warsaw's monstrous train station now has a new neighbour – the sparkling Złote Tarasy complex. Officially opened on February 7, 2007 by Warsaw mayor, Hanna Gronkiewicz Waltz, the first afternoon alone saw 64,000 people file through the doors. Read_on (2 Comments)