On October 18, the grand opening of Wroclavia, Europe's largest shopping mall, took place in Wroclaw, southwestern Poland. The mall houses over 200 stores, and its rooftop complex features restaurants, lounge areas, terraces, and a tropical garden, according to Travel.ru.
The new shopping center features popular designer and cosmetic brands, sporting goods, home appliances and electronics, jewelry, and home goods. The gallery's ground floor houses two supermarkets—Carrefour and Biedronka—as well as the 24-hour CityFit fitness center. Moviegoers can enjoy 20 screening rooms with a total area of 6,000 square meters in the new Cinema City complex. The gallery also offers 2,300 parking spaces, with the first hour of parking free.
The lower level of the gallery houses a bus station complex with 11 departure and three arrival platforms. The bus station covers 7,000 square meters and is expected to handle up to 4,000 passengers per day. Buses will enter and exit from Dyrekcyjna Street. The official opening of the bus station complex will take place on November 7.
According to forecasts by the general investor, Unibail-Rodamco, the gallery will receive up to 13 million visitors annually.
The gallery's opening hours are from 9:00 to 21:00, restaurants are open until 23:00, and the bus station and sports complex are open 24 hours a day.
Source: travel.ru