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Bulwary Poznanskie, Poznan

About the centre

Poznanskie Bulwary, a 40,000 m2 open-air shopping village, anchored by an additional 30,000 m2 IKEA, is the first of its kind in Poland. With an atmosphere reminiscent of a Polish town centre, Poznanskie Bulwary will give customers a unique opportunity to do all their shopping in a charming and convenient open-air setting.

 

At Poznanskie Bulwary, the stores are located along picturesque tree-lined streets boasting roomy, weather-protected sidewalks and road-side parking places. This means maximum exposure for retailers and optimal convenience for customers. Visitors will also be able to enjoy pleasant walkways and seating areas, outdoor cafés, restaurants and other leisure facilities in the village.


We aim at creating the most convenient and enjoyable shopping destination for people living in and around Poznan. Poznanskie Bulwary shopping village is great news for shoppers and retailers alike.

 

Facts

Website:www.bulwarypoznanskie.pl
Opening Year:2012
GLA:38000
Number of Shops:100
Parking:3 200
Catchment Area:1.6 mio. inhabitants

Tenants > 100m2

  • IKEA, Decathlon, Alma, Loopys, Euro RTV AGD, Reserved, Kappahl, Cubus
  • Deichmann, Kakadu, Active Sport, House, CCC, Exisport, Cropp Town
  • Rossmann, Douglas, Home&You, Mohito, Scotch&Soda, Top Secret, Vision Express
  • Venezia, Prima Moda, Berlin Doner Kebap, Zone, Esotiq, Marhaba
  • Tatuum, Benetton, Cafe Signidunum, Kapp, C7, Ecco, Jack Wolfskin. Leasing is on-going...
 

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About us

We develop and manage shopping
destinations with an IKEA store
as a unique anchor.
A concept that draws
in shoppers from up to
one hour’s drive away.

Developments

 

 

 

 

 

We provide strong infrastructure for our retail partners and an engaging architectural experience for all our shoppers.

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