Nice shopping mall. Clean, modern. Very similar to the ones in the US, with similar stores such as…read moresunglass hub, Applebees.

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Arguably Sao Paulo's highest-end mall, Shopping Iguatemi offers all the usual international brands…read moreplus several Brazilian originals. Spread across several levels, and in many ways a labyrinth, this is also the home of Manioca and Davvero Gelato

I have a love hate relationship with this mall. It is a São Paulo classic and great place to people…read morewatch encapsulating everyone from Botox filled elite to everyday workers grabbing a bite at the food court. I've bought some nice gifts here for others, shipped packages to the U.S. (The FedEx kiosk doesn't charge a ridiculous markup.), and eaten magnificent meals. There are tasty free samples to try and beautiful designer handbags to ogle. The installations in the center courtyard are nice, and the embroidery and wrapping kiosks hidden in a random alley have saved my but. They have ample bike parking and decent froyo. I can't say this place doesn't have its pros. The issue is that the place is just plain over-priced and poorly organized. I don't love any of the higher end Brazilian women's brands that they have there. I prefer many of the shops on/near Oscar Freire for the same price range. Of the very few lower price point stores, they always run out of sizes or try to sell me clothes with defaults or stains. The service isn't ever that attentive to me, probably because I don't get all dressed up to go to the mall like most Brazilians do. Much of the mall feels like it is in an underground tunnel, and none of the escalators flow easily from the top floor to the bottom floor of the mall. While the uncovered parking area out back is lovely with gorgeous old trees, the other options you are forced to use when it's full are dark and hard to maneuver. Like every other mall in town, I find this place to be a necessary evil at times. In my opinion this particular one is best for eating and a few specialty stops only.

Shopping Pátio Higienópolis came to the rescue on one of those no good, very bad days. What would…read morelift our spirits? A bit of retail therapy, of course. Staying at the Tryp hotel just around the corner, we came upon this beautiful mall while walking the dog. At first, we stuck to the periphery, not realizing the entire mall is dog friendly. Once inside, we found tons of stores on 4 or 5 levels. Everything from well-known name brand shops to smaller boutiques. And it appealed to all price points. Meanwhile, we spotted tons of shoppers with dogs. Small poodles, large golden retrievers -- this place really was dog friendly! There's even a special elevator for dogs. I've never seen anything like it. Just as there were stores, there were restaurants too and all of them also dog-friendly. This discovery turned our day right around. We then found Santo Grao (and ran into friends unexpectedly) and 2 bottles of wine later, things were feeling pretty alright again. :)

No heart. Upscale shopping that could be found anywhere else in the world. Only the wealthiest of…read morelocals will be found here mixing with the tourist. We only stopped to visit one shop.

Beautiful mall with 4-6 stories, didn't have time to check it all out, but had a great meal at the…read morefood court, and explored some nice shops! The Christmas decorations were so beautiful! Definitely recommend coming to visit during the holidays! Amazing how lively the mall is and crowded on a Wednesday night! Malls in America cannot compare how nice and beautifully decorated this mall is! Prices are rather expensive but it is a really nice place to explore in you are in sao paolo!

I think they changed their business model, it is no longer a shopping mall but a parking lot with…read moresome shops/stores, but it is all about the parking lot. I recently went to the Fogo de Chao churrascaria, and I was tricked by both Shopping Mall, Fogo de Chao, and the parking administrator. When you enter the shopping mall, signs are pointing to the restaurant Valet (using logo and color); once you get there, they inform you that they have no partnership whatsoever with the restaurant and the price is outrageous, but the cherry on top is that you have to pick your car in the parking lot in the exact opposite side of the shopping mall.

If there was some UX (User Experience) methodology to evaluate a Shopping Center, the UX rate for…read moreWest Plaza would be... Negative. Seriously: there are 3 towers - and some floors are not reachable from one tower to another. You need to go downstairs to go back to another tower, go back upstairs and then come back to the original tower. Ceiling is low, food court is close to useless, and the shopping has some... particular odor in some spots. Definitely not recommended.

This is a good mall to visit if you're traveling in this area of Campinas for business. They are…read moreable to process the American style of credit cards (without a chip). Most places in Brazil cant process the old fashioned swipe type. Things here are very expensive so dont plan on getting off cheap. It is a safe mall to be at and has a variety of stores/eateries to visit.