Alexandrium
110
brands
30
restaurants
1,240
parking places
The retail hotspot in the southern Netherlands
The Alexandrium mall is South Holland’s most complete and fashion-forward shopping destination. It’s part of a huge retail complex, the Alexandrium Rotterdam, that spans 142,000 square meters and also features the Megastores and the Woonmall.
Coupled with its highly appealing array of fashion, beauty and lifestyle retailers, the mall offers a wide range of services to meet shoppers’ needs, including numerous restaurants.
Moreover, the city of Rotterdam is mounting a large-scale urban redevelopment project for the surrounding neighborhood that will generate new housing and entertainment facilities. Already, more than two million people live within a 30-minute drive of the mall.
Stores
Fashion
Hypermarket & Food
Fashion
Health & Beauty
Fashion
Fashion
Sport
Health & Beauty
Catering
Fashion
Find here all mall's data
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1,240
parking places
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1
two wheels vehicles parking
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1
bicycle parking
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1
charging terminal
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Line 30, 31, 35,36, 37,175,190
Train / Bus
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Line A, B
Subway
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8
millions of visitors annually
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110
brands
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30
restaurants
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40,057
sq.m. GLA
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49,000
Facebook likes
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4,000
Instragram followers
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2,300,000
Population within 30 minutes
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100%
Klépierre's holding
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1984
mall creation
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2001
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.
Wifi
Kids area
Personal shopper
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
Alexandrium is a model of environmental efficiency: the mall’s 22,000 sq.m. roof garden can absorb 770,000 liters of water during heavy rains as well as 35% of the sun’s rays. It’s a natural way to control the indoor climate while reducing the greenhouse effect. Plus, the roof garden’s seven varieties of sedum are a major draw for bees, butterflies and other high-flying pollinators.