list of shopping malls

This is a list of notable shopping malls worldwide, sorted by country, region, and municipality. Since Wikipedia is not a telephone book or Web directory, this list is limited in scope only to malls of national or international importance. That means malls which are very big, very well-known, or both.

Australia

New South Wales

Greater Sydney

Victoria

Greater Melbourne

Canberra (ACT)

Austria

Shopping City Sd - Vienna

Brazil

Barrashopping - Rio de Janeiro

Canada

Sorted west to east.

West Edmonton Mall - Edmonton, Alberta
Square One - Mississauga, Ontario
Vaughan Mills - Vaughan, Ontario
Toronto Eaton Centre - Toronto, Ontario
Yorkdale Shopping Centre - Toronto, Ontario
Fairview Mall - Toronto, Ontario
Rideau Centre - Ottawa, Ontario
Brunswick Square - Saint John, New Brunswick

China

Guangzhou

CITIC Plaza

Shanghai

Hong Kong

Chile

Santiago

India

Crossroads, Mumbai, Maharashtra
R-Mall, Mulund, Maharashtra

Indonesia

Jakarta

Italy

Galleria Victor Emmanuel - Milan.

Malaysia

Norway

Hordaland

Sartor Senter

Oslo

Oslo City

Philippines

SM Megamall - Mandaluyong, Metro Manila

Romania

Sora Shopping Centre - Cluj-Napoca

Singapore

South Africa

Taiwan

Living Mall - Sungshan, Taipei

Thailand

Future Park Rangsit - Bangkok
Secon Square - Bangkok

United Arab Emirates

Mall of Arabia, Dubai Land - Dubai (Opening 2006)

United Kingdom

Bluewater Shopping Centre - Dartford
Brent Cross - London and the first mall in the UK, opening in 1976
Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre - Southwark
Festival Place - Basingstoke
Lakeside Shopping Centre - Thurrock
The Mall, Cribbs Causeway - Patchway, North Bristol
Meadowhall - Sheffield
Trafford Centre - Manchester
Metro Centre - Gateshead
The Shires - Leicester
Surrey Quays Shopping Centre - Bermondsey

United States

See also for a more comprehensive list of U.S. malls with articles on Wikipedia. Because there are 46,990 shopping malls and centers in the U.S. (according to the June 27, 2004 edition of the Dallas Morning News), the following list is strictly limited to notable shopping malls.