Shopping malls Le Havre

Surrounded by water, the docks are one of Le Havre's historic commercial centres. Built in 1846 to store goods in transit (coffee, cotton, spices, etc.), they were gradually abandoned and disused. Since October 2009, this urban complex has been restored to its original function. Today, over 55,000 m² of fashion and leisure boutiques and restaurants are housed under a large bay window. You'll find all the big names, plus a cinema. Within walking distance of the city centre. Year-round entertainment.

Three levels, 20 000 m 2, 80 shops, 9 medium surfaces, large parking on several floors: The Coty area has clearly set itself in the centre of the city, thereby spreading trade throughout the area of Thiers. Fnac, Monoprix, C & A, Nature and Discovery, One day elsewhere, At the end of the wharf, jewellery, clothing stores for men, women, young people, perfumery, postal agency, SNCF agency, press, laundry, photos, banks, pharmacy, restaurants and walk… nothing missing under one roof. The whole is large and bright, with natural light hanging over the lift and escalators.

In Hightown, with 2,000 free parking spaces and 50 shops in the gallery composed of Afflelou, at 4 Mills, Baleo, BNP, Belissimo, Boutique Shen, Bouygues, Bouygues Épargne, Cache Cache, Color, Cinq, Sec, Cinq, Cinq, Cinq, Agricole, Agricole, Formule, France, France, France, Formule, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, France, and France. Fruits of Passion, Time and Watch, Optical Krys, General Optics, an Analytical laboratory, La Poste, Mil Hours, Games, MIM, Mister Mint, Mondial News, Norauto, Pharmacy Grand Cap, Photography, R.K., Royal Chicken, Schnelbach, Panthenol Headwear, Société Générale, Speed Sandwiches, Stocks, Stop Affaires, Tobacco, Tel and Com, Tiki Mode, The Phone House, and Yves Rocher.

Another commercial area, located in the city centre between rue Louis-Brindeau and Voltaire. Specialized in trade in mouth. The consumer will find everything about food, with the unavoidable slaughter of Eric Bouchard, the fruit and vegetable spaces, bakery, fish farms, the U Market… The Butchery Hamel is one of the last signs to have installed. Outside, many other shops, banks, restaurants, upscale clothing shops, jewellery… in short, a real downtown.

Around E. Leclerc, this is the last of these commercial centres. Nevertheless, it is possible to draw its cue from the game for several reasons. First of all, it is a perfect cleanliness, and then its large light windows give the place clarity far from being negligible, and finally its relatively easy access thanks to the buses and the RN 15. A few major brands - such as Castorama, Conforama, Fly or Purpose - located in the very close ZAC of Camp-Dolent are calling products to bring the consumer.