This shopping centre in the historical heart of the city, just across the street from Moscow Railway Station, opened in 2010 and still looks new and modern inside and out. Spread over 7 whole floors, Nevsky Centre has more than 100 retail shops offering big choice of fashion products and services with a food-court and three-level underground parking. Anchored by the 19,000 sq. meter Stockmann, the Finnish department store, it is aimed at more upscale shoppers: Pandora, Freywille, Gant, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger and Högl are just some of the tenants. There’s also a huge H&M for those looking to buy something trendy without spending too much.
Stockman’s supermarket, located in the basement of the shopping centre, has standard local foodstuffs and European products for both the budget cook and the serious gourmet. The top floor is all about health and beauty, with a spa, gym, yoga studio, hair salon and Thai massage centre. Refuel and relax in Moskva, a delightful roof top restaurant, get your caffeine fix at Starbucks or grab a bite at one of the many other cafes conveniently located around the shopping centre. The best thing is that despite its size, Nevsky Centre is incredibly well thought out and easy to navigate: the design of the galleries is based on the principle of a classic theater which means it’s impossible to get lost.