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Best Shopping Centers/Malls in Johannesburg "Best Shopping Centers/Malls in Johannesburg" Gecreëerd door : Cityseeker 6 Locaties in uw favorieten Carlton Centre "Het Grootste Gebouw in Afrika" Met 228 meters, de Carlton Centre is het grootste gebouw in Afrika, en het is een van de meeste populair landmerken in Johannesburg. Gebouwd in de jaren 1970, het centrum is een groot deel van de stad geweest, met additionele kenmerken zoals de 50e verdieping, de Top van Afrika met zijn boord met uitzichten boven de hele stad bieden, alsook een by Jeppestown winkelcentrum ondergrond die het Carlton Hotel (op het moment gesloten) verbindt. Gelegen in het hart van de centrale omgeving van bedrijf in Johannesburg, dit gunstig gelegen landmerk een deel van reisverhaal voor elke bezoeker te kijken. +27 11 308 1331 150 Commissioner Street, Johannesburg Rosebank Mall "Tradition and Trend" Reflecting the amalgamation of African and European cultures which is so apparent in Johannesburg, Rosebank Mall is one of the most popular shopping complexes in the city. On the one hand the mall has outlets for designs fresh from the runways of Paris while on the other, it is host to two weekly markets which showcases the art and crafts scene of South by love Maegan Africa. The shopping center consists of four levels of designer outlets for men and women, high-end restaurants, a cinema theater and a craft market, ensuring an all round shopping and leisure experience. +27 11 788 5530 www.rosebankmall.co.za 50 Bath Avenue, Johannesburg Eastgate Shopping Center "Everything Under One Roof" Eastgate Shopping Center bills itself as ‘Africa's largest shopping adventure'. This is probably not wrong. With 250 stores offering anything from electronic goods to stationary, fashion items to furniture, it is a shopper's paradise. In addition to its wide range of shops, the center boasts a cinema complex and numerous restaurants and take-away food stalls. This is a venue not to be missed, and is conveniently open to shoppers seven days a week. With its proximity to Johannesburg International Airport and its 6,000 available parking bays, there is absolutely no excuse not to visit. +27 11 616 2209 www.eastgateshops.co.za [email protected] 43 Bradford Road, Corner / a Nicol and Bradford, Johannesburg by love Maegan Cresta Shopping Centre "Shop Till You Drop" Its fortuitous location at the heart of Johannesburg's most affluent suburbs is just one of the reasons for the popularity and long-standing success of the Cresta Shopping Centre. Although established in 1977, the Cresta Shopping Centre has undergone several extensions and renovations, always ensuring that it remains abreast with the latest trends. Spread over three levels, the shopping center boasts an elegant decor and cheerful ambiance that attracts an eclectic clientele. From clothing stores and designer boutiques, to retailers selling electronics, cosmetics, toys, home decor and much, much more, you are sure to find everything you need and more at the Cresta Shopping Centre. Apart from a plethora of retail stores, the center also features restaurants, cafes, a cinema and beauty salons to entertain and delight. After over three decades in the business, with stiff competition from trendier malls, the Cresta Shopping Centre remains one of Johannesburg's favorite one-stop- shopping destinations. +27 11 678 5306 www.crestashoppingcentr [email protected] Beyers Naude Drive, e.co.za Johannesburg Sandton City Shopping Centre "Premier Shopping and Entertainment Destination" The Sandton City Shopping Centre is one of the city's most popular destinations for high-end shopping, leisure and entertainment. The luxuriously-appointed mall features top international brands like Apple and Louis Vuitton, alongside local designers and charming boutiques by love Maegan selling arts and crafts. Experience cinematic brilliance at the Sandton City Ster Kinekor Classic Cinema, or head to one of the center's many restaurants for a culinary treat. Complement your latest buys with a new hair-do, or shop for accessories to amp up your style at the Sandton City Shopping Centre. Here, you will also find an ample selection of home decor, electronics, cosmetics, gourmet foods and other buys that will keep you at the forefront of the latest trends. With over 300 retailers to choose from, alongside numerous cafes, restaurants and services to suit every budget, the Sandton City Shopping Centre is easily one of the city's most well-loved shopping, entertainment and dining destinations. The shopping center is conveniently located just a short walk away from the Sandton Station and several hotels. +27 11 217 6000 www.sandtoncity.com/ 83 Rivonia Road, Johannesburg Southgate Mall "Kom hier en Kopen!" Bekend als een van de meeste elegante winkelcentrums in Zuid-Afrika, de Southgate Mall heeft een grote rol gespeeld aan de economische uitbreiding na apartheid. Bezoekers kan de hele dag in over 100 winkels blijven en bladeren, met andere levering winkels en restaurants waar het lijkt als de laatste stop voor alle behoeften van de gebruiker. by love Maegan +27 11 942 1061 www.southgatemall.co.za/ [email protected] Corner Columbine Ave & Rifle Range Road, Mondeor, Johannesburg KIJK MET ONS MEE: cityseeker.com Algemene voorwaarden | PRIVACYBELEID | API | CONTACTEER ONS | Auteursrecht 2019 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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