A typical western style shopping mall. It's very nice, there are a lot of store and food options…read moreunder one roof. It is a bit out of town, but it's so easy to get there by public transportation. It's closed on Sundays, just like most places in Salzburg, so be aware. I bought a beautiful dirndl dress, with blouse and apron at Peek & Cloppenburg there for an amazing deal (around $160 total). Compared to what you pay in downtown Salburg for similar dress it's worth going here just for that. We ate at the Interspar Restaurant, which was not bad - it's almost like a buffet style - you walk around, grab what you like and then head to a cashier to pay for what you pick up. I ordered schnitzel and potatoes with pickles, which was about $11. They also have salad bar, hot meals, soup options etc. They also have a coffee shop next door, which is a complete mess - they are "over the counter" coffee shop, but they take orders in random. There is never a clear line and no one tells you, if they are just waiting for their order to pick up and it seems like everyone just pushes to the front to get in front of you. It also doesn't help, if you don't speak German. The mall gets extremely busy on Fridays and Saturdays, so be prepared for a lot of people everywhere. Seems like the whole city shops here. Good deals, a lot of different and "value" stores to choose from.

Place was busy this evening around 4pm. Bought a couple of sweet treats from the bakery. Also…read morebought two 1 liters of Coke.

love Aldi for all the European foods and fresh veggies and fruit all packed individually like the…read moredo in Europe...more European food please

OK, so I was taking a stroll and came upon this place. Yes, a Dollar Tree equivalent!! I couldn't…read morehelp but laugh and I just had to go in! It was extremely busy. I was surprised by some of the nicer items they carried. For example, they carried nicer quality souvenir magnets for one Euro... the exact ones sold for 5 Euros in other souvenir stores! If you have little patience, this is not the store for you. It is small with lots of customers and only one cashier. I still had fun checking it out, though!

I was in Germany at the hottest time. I always like to check out the Dollar Tree equivalent…read moreanywhere I go but this was a surprise to see in Europe. I wish I could stay longer to look through but no air conditioner in the store so I picked a few items & left.

I believe this is the city's largest mall. There are two more a few blocks away on Marie Theresien…read moreStr. But Sillpark has the most shops and a large food court in the basement.

From the owner: Im Rahmen des Unternehmens befaßte man sich mit der Projektierung und Verwaltung des Sillpark…read moreEinkaufszentrums in 6020 Innsbruck, Museumstraße 38 (Innenstadt), welches 1990 eröffnet wurde. Seither betreibt man die Vermietung, Verwaltung und Werbung. Auf einer Gesamtfläche von 19.000 m² befinden sich ca. 70 Geschäfte, mit insgesamt ca. 570 Mitarbeitern. Abgerundet wird das Sortiment mit elf Gastronomiebetrieben und sieben Lebensmittelgeschäften. Es werden auch Veranstaltungen (Bildungsveranstaltungen, Clubbings, Redewettbewerbe, etc.) durchgeführt. Den Kunden stehen 900 Parkplätze zur Verfügung. Im Frühjahr 2005 wurde ein größerer Zubau errichtet und die Gesamtfläche auf 23.000 m² vergrößert. Mitte 2007 wurde ein Zubau eröffnet. Seither verfügt man über eine Gesamtfläche von 28.000 m².

So you find a lot of supermarkets near to it. Almost all of them that are in Austria. You have…read moreSpar, Billa, Mpreis and Hofer next to each other. Hofer (Austrian name of Aldi) is a nice place to shop. Prices are cheap but coming from Germany i don't see a lot of options that i found there at the Hofer here. But overall, staff are friendly and you can find meat, rice and everything you want. Sometime there are sale going on.

Insanely overcrowded nearly every time I've been. It makes you think this is the only grocery store…read morein Munich.