Biggest Malls in Africa

Below is the list of biggest malls in Africa:

• Morocco Mall

The largest mall in Africa right now is the Morocco Mall, which is situated in Casablanca on the country’s west coast. You may be sure that you will shop till you drop at one of the most opulent shopping centers in Africa and the entire world at this mall.

• Two Rivers Mall

The Two Rivers Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, is the second-largest mall in all of Africa. Due to its ranking as the second largest mall in Africa, it is also the largest mall in Kenya and East Africa.

The largest shopping center on the continent and in the Southern Hemisphere is called the Gateway Theatre of Shopping. It contains more than 390 retailers and 70 restaurants spread across more than 220,000 square meters. The 2001-opened Gateway Theatre of Shopping offers a wide range of South African and international fashion brands.

Mr. Price, Zara, and Forever New are a few of them. There is a Tony Hawk Skate Park store here in addition to an IMAX theater and a Ster Kinekor 18-cinema complex in the mall. It features two concrete bowls, a wave house, and a nearly vertical ramp for the enjoyment of local wakeboarders, bodyboarders, and surfers.

• West Hills Mall

A retail center called West Hills Mall is situated in Ghana. One of the biggest retail malls on the continent, the mall is located about 30 minutes outside of the city’s business centre. West Hills Mall, which has an area of 23 acres (more than 93,000 square meters), is home to a variety of regional Ghanaian and South African merchants.

International brands are available, with well-known merchants like Shoprite, Edgars, and Palace. The mall also has a sizable entertainment and recreation area that can accommodate theater productions and outdoor concerts. The West Hills Mall was constructed by Delico Property Investments, Social Security, and National Insurance Trust over the course of three years and $93 million. 2014 saw the mall’s opening.

• The Makk of Arabia

This one is firmly located in Egypt. One of the biggest malls in the nation is the Mall of Arabia. It is situated in Cairo, Egypt, and has about 900 stores, including well-known brands like Zara, Mango, and LC Waikiki. Along with Spinny’s hypermarket, it also has a variety of eateries and coffee shops. The first dancing fountain in Egypt, which is located in the center of the complex and plays live music every evening until 11 p.m. It will take you a few days to see everything in the Mall of Arabia because of how big it is. According to shoppers, Fridays and Saturdays are the most popular days to visit the mall.

• Game City Mall

The biggest and busiest mall in Botswana is located in Gaborone, the country’s capital.This shopping center is one of the busiest and largest in Botswana since it caters to all forms of shopping. The over 50,000 square meter Game City Mall has been open since 2003 and has a total floor space. Numerous specialty shops, clothing retailers, and restaurants can be found throughout the mall. Several well-known clothing businesses, including Nike, Levi’s, and Edgars, as well as a sizable department store called just Game are located here.  Among the well-known franchises available are KFC, Chicken Inn, and Nando’s.

• The Novare Lekki Mall

The largest shopping center in the most populous city in Africa is the Novare Lekki Mall, which is situated in Lagos, Nigeria. The mall, which opened its doors in August 2016 to serve the neighborhood, is situated in Lekki, an area that is rapidly becoming more urbanized. Novare Real Estate Africa undertook the project, which cost $83 million and encompassed 22,000 square meters. An example of an anchor store is Shoprite. A few of the brand’s well-known stores include Nike, Swatch, and Levi’s. Additionally, the mall hosts large-scale events and contains a theater and an entertainment complex.

• Canal Walk Mall

The Canal Walk Shopping Mall in South Africa, which is geographically located in Cape Town and has more than 400 well-known retailers, is one of the biggest malls in the country and the eighth-largest in all of Africa.

• Dembel City Center

Ethiopian department store The Dembel City Center is the ninth-largest mall in Africa. Ethiopia’s capital city of Addis Abeba is home to the opulent mall.

• The Mall of Africa

With 6,500 parking spaces, the mall has a 131,000 square meter footprint. The owner of the mall is Atterbury Property. Waterfall City, Midrand, Gauteng is where the mall is situated.

• Cairo festival City

With 160,000 square feet, it is one of the largest malls in Africa. There are foreign hotels, an American international school, a car assembly plant, restaurants, and large supermarkets there.

• Le Caudan Waterfront

Another very sizable and one of the most opulent malls in Africa is the Le Caudan Waterfront, which is geographically situated in the capital city of Mauritius. Because the Mall is close to expensive business and travel hotels, tourists can easily enjoy shopping and the capital city.

• Tinapa Shopping Resort

The is another large mall in Africa is Tinapa Shopping Mall, which has a total area of over 861,000 square meters and is situated in the Tinapa Free Zone in Calabar, Nigeria. These are now the biggest, busiest, and most opulent malls in Africa this year, despite the continent’s ongoing growth and the construction of new, larger, better and more luxurious retail centers.

• Cresta Shopping Center

South Africa is where the mall is situated. The shopping center is one of the largest in both South Africa and all of Africa.

• Sandton City

One of the biggest shopping centers on the African continent is Sandton City, which is also one of the oldest. Beginning in the 1970s, the mall has developed into one of the busiest in all of Africa.

• Menlyn Park Pretoria

The shopping center is situated in Menlyn, Pretoria, South Africa. Menlyn has around 500 retailers and is 177,000 square meters in size. Development Company Pareto owns the mall. The retail centers listed above are some of the biggest in Africa.

 Visitors can find a wide range of stores, eateries, and entertainment options in these malls. Africa is a land of contrasts, and its malls are a prime example of this. African shoppers can get almost anything they need (and perhaps things they didn’t realize they needed) at their local mall, which ranges in size from the largest mall on the continent to little bazaars bursting with life.  Check out one of Africa’s great malls if you’re searching for an intriguing and unusual shopping experience.