This mall next to the Auditorio is the upscale version of the one mall Alberto Muelle next to the…read morehaven. It contains many mayor labels in a very light ambiance. If you need to to some groceries shopping there is a Carrefour. It is well connected to public transport and had a paid parking. My favorite mall in Las Palmas.

There aren't too many big condensed shopping areas in Las Palmas. You have this... or triana…read more Triana has a better people watching experience. And centro Commercial is really just a shopping mall. But... triana doesn't have Primark or Carrefour. Which is important if your just looking for something cheap and stupid like hangers. The one thing that I don't like, is that it is closed on Sunday. The one day I want to do my errands. But no fault of theirs, I think it's a law to be shut on sunday. Bonus... no siesta here!

Nice shopping mall with shops like Zara, Mango, bershka, stradivarius, and so on.read more

So many malls, so little time! I'm getting tired of saying all the malls here are so convenient but…read morethis one really is! I can literally find everything here! There is a very good gym at the top level, grocery store on the first level, and there is a media market too!! Not to mention all the restaurants and clothing stores, this place is a one-stop-get-your-errands-all-done type of place!! There is plenty of parking so you don't have to worry about that and if you forgot to go to the grocery store on Saturday, the restaurants at this mall are open for you on Sunday (all grocery stores around town are closed on Sundays)! Oh, and there's a McDonald's in this mall too so that makes everyone happy! Lately, I've been to this mall super consistently and it still hasn't gotten boring so that's why I give it five stars all around.

This mall is pretty great! There is food, clothing stores, toy stores and I love that there is a…read moregrocery store. You can literally get everything you need in one trip! Totally worth it! I love the prices also. The parking is helpful and there are ATMs available if you need cash for anything. I also love the little shops/kiosk in the middle of the mall. Love :)

Probably the best mall I've ever been to. They have cool digital stairs which i love! Big screen…read moretvs near the kids play area so parent can ease their boredom. Then of course popular shops and eating. The centro commercial is brand new. It just opened so everything is digital and modern. And lots of fun things for little kids which of course means I enjoyed them. he he

Not a big store but many selections. If you're looking for Urban Decay, Too faced ect you can find…read moreit here (abh is not here sadly) The staff is nice and will help you to find what you're looking for or want.

Las Ramblas is a shopping center about 7 minutes walking distance from where we live. It has a…read moregrocery store, numerous restaurants/cafes, and a few random stores. It is a mall that is smaller than most of the surrounding ones (7 Palmas and Las Arenas), but it gets the job done. Although most times it does seem like a ghost town since only 2 restaurants are open throughout the day. The others open a couple hours for lunch then they open at 8 for dinner. Also, not like it matters since the weather is always beautiful, but his mall is outdoors. It also has a little playground for the kids and underground parking. I feel like this mall could be quite a bit better if they put some new stores into the vacant spaces and put a bit of life back into the attractions. They have a big pond with fish in it, but it doesn't seem very well maintained and what seems to be some gorgeous fountains aren't even running. Needless to say, it gets the job done so I can't complain, especially when it is within walking distance.

It sounds ridiculous, but sometimes it's tough to find a decent tourist shop when you just want to…read morebuy some stuff for people that isn't total garbage. It's harder than it sounds, as most souvenir shops across the globe are loaded with crass tshirts and utter throwaway trinkets made in China. Not so with this place. Here, one can try the indigenous Canarian honey rum, and buy bottles of several different brands, at a good price. Small bottles are also available, perfect for saving some luggage room. There's also an interesting variety of local turron available as well, with different seeds and nuts I hadn't seen in the shops of Barcelona or Madrid. Combine these with the local jams and other items to be had, and you get the perfect little souvenir shop. Take it from me, I hate typical tourist garbage, but this place was worthwhile.

Items that were supposed to be ON SALE, were not. Full prices were erroneously applied…read more Almost after a year, I am still waiting for a reply. Oh, the irony: The department store called "The English Court" does not provide service English. Avoid.