This is a nice mix of mall and market. You have your typical mall shops (Foot Locker and Xenos for…read moreexample) and other places to check out in the main areas. A little walk down and you end up in a market area where vendors sell all sorts of goods, from fish to fabric. It's kind of busy in the market area but the food alone is worth it.

A massive mall nearly attached to the Central Station in Utrecht, Netherlands. It's a gateway to…read morethe city of Utrecht from the station. Being from The United States, I must admit it is quite an impressive mall. I used to have minor panic attacks walking through this to get to Utrecht Center City with all the people. Now that the Corona measures are in place, it's a lot more tamed. The parking garage is high-end. Bathrooms are attended and it has the largest bicycle parking facility in The Netherlands. It's more than a "mall" but a destination. Still generally the same stores you find in center cities all over Holland, but more of a selection. Everything you need and very few closed locations. Worth a visit. I go here when the weather is terrible outside to get some steps too! Gezellig!

A decent place to go outlet shopping although I wish there was something a bit closer to Amsterdam…read more To get to this place you have to take the train and then a bus. There is a good variety of stores here, the prices are not always great though, it depends on when you go. I did drive here once and will never do that again, it is very hard to find the parking entrance to the place since there are not really any signs for it. And you have to pay to park even though you are nowhere close to the city center, it is not too expensive but still a rip-off I think.

Very similar to the premium outlet malls in the US. A small "village" with a lot of stores. You…read morehave a couple of the large brands, and the Hugo Boss outlet store is my favorite. Lot of suits and acceptable prices. The only annoying thing, which is typical Dutch, is that it costs €3 to park there.

The store is very similar to the TJ Maxx in the USA, but it's called TK Maxx in Europe. They have…read morewomen's, men's, baby, accessories, travel, home section, and etc. I have been to this location a few times already to purchase stuff for the home. The prices here aren't terrible but I have seen many unique items (e.g. Apple products accessories such as iPhone cases). The store is pretty organized. The staffs are also friendly here.

Loved it! Just like TJ Maxx in America!! Even some of the same kinds of products! They even have…read morethe food section! Of course I always need all the glassware and they set theres up in a window where they catch the light beautifully making them appear all the more attractive. Bought some really cute pet stuff on my last visit.

What a cool place this is!…read more I happened upon this place while walking by on holidays in amsterdam. It has everything you'll need and more. From the outside it's a bit a deceptive, looks like a cheap discount store, but oh no, once you walk in, you'll find lots of beautiful products including furniture, kitchen utensils, house appliances, a wide selection of picture frames, storage units, lots of party wear, good selection of food and drinks, all very reasonably priced. It reminded me a bit of small ikea shop! Lots of great accessories for every occasion you could think of. Well worth a visit!

From an American perspective, this place is like a Bed, Bath & Beyond with out the Bed and half the…read moreBeyond. There were plenty of items for interior design, but they weren't really tremendously attractive and mostly for living rooms. There were some unusual food items for sale here, including dried ramen and other random Asian foods. I don't have a ton to say about this place since it was just so "bleh" for me.