Reviews of Malls & Shopping Centres in Warsaw

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I take my granddaughters there frequently and they have a great time. Two good bookstores and a great German cafe on the top floor.

Faantastic- The best shopping center in Warsaw.

Love the IKEA here.

excellent shopping

Excellent shopping centre in the centre of the city next to the central train station. You can really buy everything you need here, and there is a cinema and lots of places to eat.

Big shopping centre that has large stores that sell everything. Big supermarkets and DIY stores like B&Q in the UK.

I leased 2 shops there when the centre first opened. It is in the wrong location with no daytime trade and rediculous open hours then I not sure now to 12 at night made it a financial disaster. Panarama centre although smaller a better option and location.Sorry!!

Since moving from ireland to Warszawa, i shop here quite a lot. I like the cleanliness plus the huge selection of good shops

One of the nicest malls in town. You can easily spend hours there. All known shops and many coffee bars and restaurants.

Galeria was the best shopping experience. Have a place nearby and it was one of my favourite places to visit everytime I went to Warsaw. Unfortunately it is now closed down and the whole place will be M&S. Unbelievable. Certainly will be missed. probably closed down due to there being so much competition, especially with Zlote Terasy opening. I imagine the city rent i sky high too as its a premium location.

Love the shop but only on the inside. Time to refurbish the outside ! Upper parts - especially the front facade. Looks very sad and dowdy greish last time I looked i.e. March 2010. Not very inviting and in sucha prime location - in the smack of the city so it needs some revamping to look atractive and eye drawing to all especially those who haven't been in there. And also why have M & S on the ground floor ? Were they the only ones to afford the grd floor rent ? You are passing by and what do you see ? Cheapie M&S t-shirts ? Why not keep the cosmetic counters and the first thing you see is Chanel perfums ! Very inviting for all ! M & S not exactly overpopular as a retail player in the UK and in Warsaw ? Surely us Polish girls have a better taste. Very sorry if I am simplifying things ! Wish I could win the lottery and take care of the place myself. Ha hi.

Okay - but not worth visiting if you are in Warsaw for a short trip.

The on in Krakow is closing down! Is it a company-wide problem? Is the one in Warsaw still open?

Far from the town and not really a chic shopping experience. But with deals like this you have to check it out!

This was one of Poland's first big shopping centres I think, and you can still see a lot of out of towners coming here to stock up on food and household stuff. You can get a pretty good deal here, and there is plenty of selection so take comfortable shoes!

It's a very nice place to shop. You can find best quality and prices it's worth seeing.

Good place to do the shopping just before comming home - everything with reduced prices!

This is a very nice shopping mall - I would even say a bit more upmarket then the few closer into town. It was worth the extra few minutes of travel time.

Galeria Centrum has got very helpful staff, a seven day no quibble returns policy (rare in Poland)and good discounts at sales time but they still manage to give the impression that things are not going well in the world of retail.

Promenada has the best supermarket in Warsaw! It's a bit pricey but you really can get almost everything there. As well as the usual mall stores Promenada has a lot of small independent shops and boutiques which make it a bit different from the competition.

Not too big and not too small, perfect for 'dash in, dash out' shopping plenty of cafes to slouch about in. Just don't get caught up in the giant, extremely slow moving queues in the supermarket though, that is simply a 'panic attack'inducing nightmare.

Factory is the only place you can really buy famous labels cheaply that in Warsaw. If you have a monthly bus ticket you can even go there by train for a fun day out shopping!