Porta Di Roma
192
brands
29
restaurants
7,200
parking places
Italy
At the gates of Rome
Located since 2007 near the gates to the Eternal City, Porta di Roma is Italy’s largest shopping center and one of the most modern in Europe.
It beckons visitors with an experience that goes well beyond its retail offerings and flagship brand names. The mall holds a variety of cultural and entertainment events throughout the year that families and children find especially appealing. In 2019, for example, young visitors marveled as they gazed at a cube made of screens that, like a giant prism, yielded an infinite number of reflections and distortions. During Porta di Roma’s summer festival, held each year in June and July, popular singers and comedians perform before crowds gathered on the mall’s outdoor plaza.
Stores
Hi-Tech
Fashion
Sport
Fashion
Home
Fashion
Hi-Tech
Hi-tech
Sport
Fashion
Find here all mall's data
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7,200
parking places
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9
two wheels vehicles parking
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2
bicycle parking
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38,80, 341, 435
Bus
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Jonio B1
Subway
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16
millions of visitors annually
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192
brands
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29
restaurants
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98,000
sq.m. GLA
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156,400
Facebook likes
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64,600
Instragram followers
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33,800
Tik Tok followers
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3,000,000
Population within 30 minutes
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50%
Klépierre's holding
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2007
mall creation
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2016
last renovation
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Services
Everyone’s a VIP!
Through its Clubstore® program, Klépierre is constantly enhancing each visitor’s experience with a variety of small touches: easy access, signage, leisure attractions and services, helpful apps and more.
Ticket office
Nursery
Tesla supercharger
Wayfinder
Info point
Wifi
Events
Our malls are never quite what you expect them to be. They’re where great ideas meet, talent blossoms and the unexpected is never far away. With their expressive potential, they offer a unique setting for inspiring stories and lasting emotions, guided by a simple watchword: Let’s Play®.
Stories
Success Story
Fidenae is an ancient Roman village discovered during excavation work as Porta di Roma was being constructed. Now it’s been restored in a permanent exhibition space that attracts top archaeological experts. Guided tours of the exhibition, which are open to all, have made the mall a prime educational attraction for groups from nearby schools.
