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Bolshoy Gostiny Dvor

Bolshoy Gostiny Dvor
Since the 18th century, this large yellow building on Nevsky prospekt, has been one of St. Petersburg’s biggest shopping centres. Read_on (No Comments)

Galeria

Galeria
A huge shopping mall that is not actually stuck out on the highway to Finland. Sitting right next to the Moscow railway station Read_on (No Comments)

Grand Palace

Grand Palace
The city's elite shopping arcade. It has a range of designer boutiques, including Escada, Trussardi and Vanity. Good cafes and restaurants too. Read_on (No Comments)

Mega (Parnas)

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If you’re not looking for the real “Russian” shopping experience, but to make your purchases at shops whose Read_on (No Comments)

Passazh (Passage)

Passazh (Passage)
This historical shopping arcade is impressive. It has a 180-metre long glass roof, and there is a top view from the coffee bar on the second floor. Read_on (No Comments)

PIK Shopping Centre

PIK Shopping Centre
This trendy shopping plaza has a lot of small cafes, fashion shops, a 24hrs supermarket in the basement, a big toy shop on the 3rd floor, an internet cafe - and by the way you have to try the elevators. Read_on (No Comments)

Planeta Neptun

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Sennaya Shopping Centre

Sennaya Shopping Centre
Massive and modern shopping with over 80 shops making it a great place to get that surburban shopping experience. There is also Bowling City on the top floor, which besides fulfilling all your Big Lebowski fantasies, has a bar and serves meals. Read_on (No Comments)

Stockmann Nevsky Centre

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This shopping centre in the historical heart of the city is brand-spanking new and looks it inside and out. Anchored by Stockmann, the Finnish department store, it is aimed at more upscale shoppers. Read_on (No Comments)

Varshavsky Express

Varshavsky Express
Situated in the old Warsaw Train Station, this shopping complex takes great advantage of the original building with skylights across the roof and three levels of shops. Read_on (No Comments)

Vladimirsky Passage

Vladimirsky Passage
This shopping centre opposite the Vladimirsky cathedral offers all you would expect from a top goods plaza. The first floor features Read_on (No Comments)