Decent indoor mall with several floors and a garage on top. Right next door to the CAM athletic…read moreclub. They have a fairly big food court, that opens on the middle to all floors. The panoramic elevator isn't that exciting but the layout in nice and there's a decent amount of brand name stores. Much bigger than Pátio Savassi shopping. They also have a cinema upstairs, a taxi stand, no hot zone entertainment center (but the one at Pátio is pretty small). It's a little less centrally located from the neighbors of Savassi and Lourdes but close to Centro.

Decent size upscale mall. There are several well known large brands for clothes and accessories, as…read morewell as cafeterias and a food court. A book store too. Parking is expensive, especially for shorter visits (R$12 for 45 minutes to 3 hours).

A well-known been-there-forever pass-through (access from opposite ends) mall in downtown Belo. It…read morehas multiple floors and is chock full with tiny stores that are chock full with wares. Multiple stores for jewelry, jewelry repair, hair extensions, clothes, lingerie, party supplies and the like. It's one of those places where you'll inevitably end up if you're in the market for any such items but the shopping is experience is pretty bad as compared to a modern mall.

This mall is air conditioned and a 'refuge' from the 'insanity' that is BH's downtown streets…read more There is nothing overly special or noteworthy here but there is a decent range of shops spread out over several levels. There is a parking garage too, but in fashion with the local style, the curved ramps are steep and narrow. Compared to other malls in the Centro (Diamond Mall and Patio Savassi) this mall is busier and smaller. But, it does offer some relative calm from the sensory onslaught on the sidewalks outside.