Shopping Centres and Retail Parks

Shopping Centres offer weather-protected, all-under-one-roof shopping. So you can put the umbrella away, take off your coat and browse in comfort. Find everything you're looking for from chemists and opticians to designer fashion, chocolatiers and jewellers. Tick everything off your list without having to pound the pavements. Leave your car safe and secure in the centre car parks while you spend your hard-earned pennies.

Victoria Square, Belfast's newest and on of the most exciting shopping retreat, has brought a bunch of firsts to the country including All Saints, Hollister, Apple, House of Fraser, Cruise and Build-a-Bear! These two covered multi level streets all link to the massive glass dome!

Just Some Ideas

	The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry The Quays Shopping Centre is a major retail and leisure development situated in the heart of Newry, County Down. The complex overlooks the canal in the historic Albert Basin area of the City.
	Victoria Square Belfast, Belfast Northern Ireland’s biggest and brightest new shopping centre. Inside Victoria Square, there are two floor levels, with ninety eight shops, Odeon Cinema and a dozen eateries. With Northern Ireland’s first House of Fraser store and Hollister.
	Foyleside Shopping Centre, Londonderry/Derry Largest shopping centre in north West of Ireland: 45 shops including Marks & Spencer, Dunnes Stores, boots, Argos, Iceland and McDonalds. 1430 parking spaces and coach parking.
	Flagship Shopping Centre, Bangor Flagship Centre, Bangor, is situated at the bottom of Main St in Bangor. With over 30 great stores waiting for you to browse around including Dunnes Stores, Argos, Co-Op, Mark-One, Shop Electric.
	Ards Shopping Centre, Newtownards Ards Shopping Centre is better than ever with 60 stores for you browse through. The centre has seen many significant changes in recent times with over 100,000 visitors per week. Stores include Argento, Belleek Living, McGees Butchers and Next.
	Sprucefield Shopping Centre, Lisburn Situated one mile from Lisburn, at the junction of the A1 and M1 road systems, the Sprucefield Centre opened in March 1989 and was the first of its kind to open in the Province.
[click here for more suggestions]