The Best Shopping Malls in Europe

Outlet and converted sites

Parndorf Fashion Outlet is an open-air outlet centre in Parndorf, near Vienna, with a broad mix of fashion and sports brands. Its streets cover a huge area. Stary Browar occupies a former brewery in central Poznań. Its industrial brick buildings and preserved brewing equipment sit beside newer sections, and it has a cinema, restaurants and a wide range of shops.

Southern Europe

Roma Est is a large shopping centre in eastern Rome, housed in a three-storey building with several parking levels. Its well-known brands include Zara, H&M and Primark, and it has a large dining offer. Golden Hall, a two-level mall in Maroussi, Athens, has glass and mirror interiors and houses the Olympic Museum and the Xplore amusement park. Madrid Xanadú in Arroyomolinos has an indoor snow slope and arcades. Puerto Venecia in Zaragoza is built around a central lake and includes shops, restaurants and entertainment.

Eastern and northern Europe

Sofia Ring Mall sits on Sofia's ring road beside an IKEA store and has a cinema, cafés and views of Vitosha mountain. Paradise Center in Sofia has fashion, electronics and food stores and underground parking. Delta City in Belgrade offers clothing, technology, cosmetics and sports stores, along with baby stores and pharmacies. Tržni centar Ušće in New Belgrade has a new gastronomic block with a terrace overlooking the city. Arkadia in Warsaw has a large food section, and Forum Gdańsk has a canal running through its centre. Centrum Handlowe Libero in Katowice has a two-storey children's slide. Galaxy in Barnaul has an ice rink and a children's play maze. Green City on the northwest edge of Minsk includes a Green hypermarket. Mega Adygeya in Novaya Adygeya is anchored by IKEA and Auchan. Park House in Kazan combines groceries, clothing, electronics and children's play. Rødovre Centrum in Denmark offers free parking and grocery options from Meny and Føtex.