Shopping Center shopping in Rio De Janeiro
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Shopping da Gávea
Shopping da Gávea touts itself as the preferred mall of artists and intellectuals, which may or may not matter to you when you’re laying down serious cash for those sneakers. There are 200 stores, four performance theaters and numerous restaurants, including La Pastaciutta, which serves tasty pastas and appetizers.
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Shopping Siqueira Campos
One of Rio’s first malls, this quirky shopping mall packs an intriguing mix of stores along an upward-winding ramp. You’ll find numerous antique shops, jewelry, no-nonsense art galleries, a pet shop and dozens of other surprising finds that you won’t come across in Leblon. There’s also a grocery store on the 1st floor.
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Rio Off-Price Shopping
Near Rio Sul Shopping, Rio Off-Price Shopping is something of a factory outlet. It has many of the same stores as other malls – domestic and international designers – but prices are about 20% lower. It also has two cinemas and meal options (mostly fast food).
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Via Parque Shopping
With 280 stores, six movie theaters and an abundance of restaurants, this shopping center is the heart of Rio’s thriving consumer culture. The center also houses one of the city’s big, busy and diverse concert arenas, Citibank Hall.
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Rio Sul Shopping
The biggest shopping center you can reach without heading to Barra, Rio Sul has over 400 shops, featuring both the prominent and the obscure, cinemas, restaurants and, on weekends, overwhelming crowds.
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Galeria River
If you don’t have a board, you can hire or buy one in Arpoador at Galeria River, a commercial center full of surf shops and boutiques.
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Rio Design Center
Four floors of galleries and stores, plus good restaurants on the ground and basement levels.
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Barra Shopping
Enormous! It has 500 stores, 42 restaurants and five movie screens.
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