Europe's biggest shopping centre? I thought it would be bigger…read more.. As large as this is, there is relatively little to say about this place. Situated in Oberhausen, only a few minutes with the tram or bus from the city centre, definitely easy to reach, even if you're traveling without a car. The shops are 95% clothing and shoe shops, with some other stores thrown in the mix as well. There are also some football club shops (BVB, S04, Bayern München) and a food court, and that is basically it... The food court (Coca Cola Oase) is quite decent, with about 20 different "restaurants" to chose from and a massive seating area in the middle. Bottom line: * A looooot of shops... * ...but most of them (merely) clothes or shoes. * Fantastic food court * Plenty of discount / sale in the stores * If you want to go shopping for clothes, this is your place to be!

Really big shopping centre where you can find whatever you need especially clothes. There is a food…read morecourt with fast food ( McDonalds, burger king, kebab, etc.). The parking is free of charge. Just next to the centre you can find different good restaurant and a cinema.

I'm not sure what I expected to find here, but it turns out that this is basically little more than…read morea modern shopping centre. Okay, it's a German shopping centre, but it is still a shopping centre, and I have to admit that I tend to get sick of looking around them after, well, a few seconds after stepping in through the doors. However, I had caught the u-Bahn from the station to here, namely to catch the U-bahn in Essen, only to find myself here so I decided that it would be a good idea to look around. The one interesting thing that I did notice though was that they happened to have a vending machine for wine, which is something that I would have expected to find in France.

A standard shopping center with limited wifi, restrooms that you have to pay for and food court…read morethat can make you sick. Try to opt for pizza or something you know it must be made that day; I had a shake that made me ill and I was sorry I had that curiosity. Regarding stores themselves; again, standard - like everywhere else in the world. It is good to be able to go to a place and find what you need. Also, it would be nice for some big stores like Saturn to accept credit cards. Am I supposed to pay cash for a washing machine, plus wait 2 months for delivery? Ridiculous.