Shopping centres near Gloucester Quays Outlet
King's Walk Shopping Centre
King's Walk Shopping Centre is a small open-air shopping precinct on Clarence Street in Gloucester city centre, with around 27 shops, services and restaurants. It includes River Island, Superdrug, WHSmith and Iceland, alongside Claire's, Games Workshop, Warren James and a food offer with Greggs, Costa and Subway.
Labels Outlet Shopping
Labels Shopping at Ross Park in Ross-on-Wye is a single large discount fashion department store rather than a conventional mall, offering womenswear, menswear, accessories and home furnishings from a wide range of brands at reduced prices. The site also includes The Gateway Cinema, a 21 Wellbeing fitness facility, Botanica restaurant and the Escape Quests attraction.
Crowngate
Crowngate is the main shopping centre in Worcester city centre, split between the Friary Walk and Chapel Walk arcades plus a food quarter, with over 60 high-street and independent shops, cafes and restaurants. It includes Primark, Boots, New Look and Phase Eight, jewellers H.Samuel and Warren James, dining from Bill's, Carluccio's and Boston Tea Party, plus The Body Shop, Smiggle, The Works and Ryman.
Cribbs Causeway
Welcome to The Mall at Cribbs Causeway Welcome to The Mall at Cribbs Causeway where shopping is a joy. 135 top name stores, 7,000 free parking spaces, consistent late night opening and easy access combine to make The Mall a great place to shop, meet friends and relax. There are now more than 15 great cafés and restaurants in The Mall including Patisserie Valerie, Carluccio's, Café Rouge, YO! Sushi and Caffé Gusto. So why not stop for lunch, tea or supper? We look forward to seeing you here soon!
Swindon Designer Outlet
Designer Outlet Swindon is an outlet shopping centre housed in the Grade II listed former Great Western Railway Works near Swindon town centre, just off the M4 at Junction 16. It offers over 100 brands at up to 60% off, including Boss, Polo Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Reiss, Superdry, Joules and Kurt Geiger, sportswear from Nike, adidas, Puma and Under Armour, homeware from Le Creuset, Denby and John Lewis Home Outlet, plus more than 15 restaurants and cafes including Wagamama, Five Guys and Pizza Express, and an indoor children's play area.
Cabot Circus
Cabot Circus is a modern shopping centre in the heart of Bristol, recognisable by its distinctive shell-shaped glass roof. The centre is home to more than 130 stores, restaurants and leisure venues, anchored by Harvey Nichols, Marks & Spencer and TK Maxx. High-street names include Zara, H&M, Next and River Island, alongside a Cineworld multiplex cinema and a wide choice of dining.
Broadmead Bristol Broadmead Shopping Mall
Broadmead is the historic core of Bristol's main shopping district, now part of the wider Bristol Shopping Quarter alongside Cabot Circus, The Galleries and Quakers Friars. The area is anchored by Primark and Marks & Spencer, with a large mix of high street fashion, footwear, electronics and financial services covering several pedestrianised streets.
The Galleries
The Galleries is a shopping centre in the Broadmead area of Bristol city centre, forming part of the Bristol Shopping Quarter. The centre is home to more than 70 stores and services, including Boots, Waterstones, Argos and a range of independent fashion, jewellery and gift shops. Opened in 1991, The Galleries provides covered shopping close to Bristol's main bus and rail links.
Kingfisher Shopping Centre
Kingfisher Shopping Centre is the principal shopping destination in Redditch town centre, Worcestershire, with a history spanning over 50 years. The centre was first opened in 1973 and expanded with Worcester Square in 1976 (officially opened by Prime Minister James Callaghan) and Milward Square in 1983 (opened by Queen Elizabeth II). Kingfisher is home to 130+ stores including Primark, H&M, Next and TK Maxx, alongside fashion, food, services and leisure facilities. The centre is renowned for its iconic mosaic panels designed by Scottish artist Sir Eduardo Paolozzi — the largest publicly commissioned artwork in Britain.
M Cwmbran
M Cwmbran is the main covered shopping centre for the town of Cwmbran in South Wales, set around The Parade in the town centre. It is home to around 80 shops, cafes and services, with anchor stores including Primark, ASDA, New Look and Boots alongside a wide mix of fashion, footwear, health and beauty, jewellery, banking and leisure businesses, making it the principal retail and leisure destination for Cwmbran and the wider Torfaen area.
Friars Walk
Friars Walk is a modern shopping and leisure complex in the centre of Newport, opened in November 2015 on the site of the former Kingsway Centre. The centre is home to more than 40 stores, restaurants and services, anchored by a Marks & Spencer Foodhall, with names including H&M, New Look, Next and River Island. Friars Walk also includes a Cineworld multiplex cinema and a Superbowl UK bowling alley.
Castle Quay Shopping Centre
Castle Quay is the main shopping centre in Banbury, North Oxfordshire, set around the town's historic canal basin. It houses around 50 shops, cafes and services anchored by Boots and W H Smith, alongside the Castle Quay Waterfront leisure and dining quarter and the Castle Quay Canalside development.
Merry Hill
Merry Hill is one of the largest shopping centres in the West Midlands, located at Brierley Hill in the heart of the Black Country. The centre opened in phases from 1985 and is anchored by Marks & Spencer and Primark, with more than 130 stores, restaurants and a multiplex cinema spread across an indoor mall and adjoining retail park. Merry Hill sits alongside the Dudley Canal and offers extensive free parking, serving the towns of Dudley, Brierley Hill and the wider Black Country.
Touchwood
Touchwood is a large indoor shopping and leisure centre in Solihull town centre, anchored by John Lewis & Partners and an Apple flagship store, with over 80 retailers, 20+ restaurants and a Cineworld cinema. It includes Zara, H&M, Mango and Next, jewellers Pandora, Swarovski, Goldsmiths and Ernest Jones, beauty from L'Occitane, Lush and Space NK, and dining including Wagamama, Five Guys, Pizza Express and Krispy Kreme.
Mellsquare
Mell Square is an open-air shopping centre in Solihull town centre, anchored by Sainsbury's, Argos, Boots and Dunelm, with around 74 shops, cafes and services. It includes Fat Face, New Look, Moss Bros and Trespass, jewellers F.Hinds and Clarendon Fine Art, dining from Carluccio's, Cote and Costa, plus The Body Shop, The White Company, Card Factory and Specsavers Hearing Centre.
The Mailbox
The Mailbox is a luxury shopping, dining and lifestyle destination in Birmingham city centre, set within a converted Royal Mail sorting office on the banks of the canal. The centre is home to around 50 stores, restaurants and services, including Harvey Nichols, Paul Smith, Emporio Armani and Tommy Hilfiger, alongside an Everyman Cinema and the BBC's Birmingham base. The Mailbox combines high-end fashion, design and dining with riverside bars and restaurants overlooking the Birmingham canal network.
Bull Ring
The Bull Ring (Bullring & Grand Central) is a major shopping centre in Birmingham city centre, opened in its current form in 2003 on the historic Bull Ring market site. It is anchored by Selfridges and John Lewis (in the adjoining Grand Central) and houses around 160 stores, including a large flagship Apple store and a wide range of fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands, alongside numerous restaurants and cafes.
Templars Square Cowley
Templars Square Shopping Centre is Oxford’s largest enclosed shopping centre, and has a wide variety of retailers. These range from Wilkinsons, Iceland, WHSmith, Boots, Dorothy Perkins, and many other recognizable High Street names, right the way through to a number of small independent retailers, like Wheeler’s Butchers, Salon Celeste, and Ideal Eyes.
Bullring & Grand Central
Bullring & Grand Central is Birmingham's largest shopping destination, formed of two connected malls in the heart of the city centre. The centre is home to more than 200 stores, cafes and restaurants, anchored by Selfridges, with high-street names including Primark, H&M, Zara, Next, Apple and AllSaints. Bullring opened in 2003 and Grand Central, built on the site of the former New Street station shopping concourse, opened in 2015.
Martineau Place
Welcome to Martineau Place, Birmingham Welcome to Martineau Place Shopping Centre in Birmingham! With over 30 retailers including Boots, Gap, H&M and Sainsbury, you’ll be sure to find what you need! Martineau Place isn’t just a place for shopping, hiddden within it's centre is a hub of cafes and restaurants, where you can sit outside and take in the atmosphere, whilst sheltering from the weather under a magnificent overhead sail.