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This is a list of the largest shopping centres in the Nordic countries, comprising Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. All shopping centres over 50,000 m2 are shown.
Name | Leasable area (m2) | City | Country |
---|---|---|---|
Rosengårdcentret | 144,000-100,000[1] | Odense | ![]() |
Ideapark Lempäälä | 116,017[2] | Lempäälä | ![]() |
Jumbo-Flamingo | 115,900[2] | Vantaa | ![]() |
Field's | 78,000[3] | Copenhagen | ![]() |
Westfield Mall of Scandinavia | 101,048[4] | Stockholm | ![]() |
Sørlandssenteret | 110,500[5] | Kristiansand | ![]() |
Sello | 91,900[2] | Espoo | ![]() |
Bruuns Galleri | 140,000-90,000[6] | Aarhus | ![]() |
Kista Galleria | 90,000[7] | Stockholm | ![]() |
Mall of Tripla | 86,530[2] | Helsinki | ![]() |
Iso Omena | 85,200[2] | Espoo | ![]() |
Nordby Shoppingcenter | 85,000 [8] | Nordby | ![]() |
Itis shopping centre | 78,562[9] | Helsinki | ![]() |
Frölunda Torg | 75,000 | Gothenburg | ![]() |
Nordstan | 70,000 | Gothenburg | ![]() |
Ideapark Seinäjoki | 69,000[2] | Seinäjoki | ![]() |
Strømmen Storsenter | 65,000 | Oslo | ![]() |
Emporia | 65,000 | Malmö | ![]() |
Mylly | 60,382[10] | Raisio | ![]() |
Lagunen Storsenter | 60,000 | Bergen | ![]() |
Sandvika Storsenter | 60,000 | Sandvika | ![]() |
Redi | 59,165[10] | Helsinki | ![]() |
Hansakortteli | 53,038 | Turku | ![]() |
Kringlan | 52,000 | Reykjavík | ![]() |
Willa | 51,784[10] | Hyvinkää | ![]() |
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