Shopping malls Auvergne

130 shops, restaurants and cinemas at the center of the city: The Jaude center is the absolutely unavoidable shopping center. With the opening of the square Jaude 2 at the end of 2013, the Jaude center offers you known and recognized signs in a modern, bright and pleasant shopping center. Fashion, food, beauty, culture, children, high-tech, house-deco, health, leisure… everything, absolutely everything there! The center plans are available on site so you can find it. The animations, the exceptional opening dates, the arrival of the new collections and the latest signs are provided on the Facebook page.

The La Rotonde center brings local commerce back to the foot of the volcanoes! Practical and ecological, Intermarché relies on local producers to stock its fresh produce shelves "like at the market". With a drive-through and a gas station, the place is very popular with the locals. The shopping mall is home to some nice shops: the AB2C shoemaker, the Oh! florist, the Zest de Gourmandise pastry shop and the Co'Pain bakery, the ATM hairdresser... On the restaurant side, there is the brasserie Le Boisvallon and its panoramic terrace. On the first floor, a gym, Elancia.

With over 70 stores in its shopping mall, the Nacarat shopping center is a real eye-catcher! In the industrial zone of Le Brézet, shops open 6 days a week await you. In addition to major brands such as H&M, Naf Naf, Morgan, Bonobo and Nocibé, take advantage of the food courts, including the region's only Starbucks. Other services include shoe repair, hairdressing, jewelry, high-tech and perfumery. A dozen boutiques are located outside. Enough for an uninterrupted shopping day!

Carré Sud is located in Aubière's kilometer zone, with free parking for 200 cars and easy access to all the shops. Here, you'll find some twenty stores of all kinds, including Sud Express, Lautrec macaroons, Picores'y delicatessen, Franck Provost hairdresser and Interior's furniture. For the more sporty, Rugby Store, Espace Foot and the Moving Express fitness centre also await you there. The Bon bakery also has its workshops and first store here. Le Carré Sud is a small but diverse village, ideal for those who prefer to shop but not dawdle.

The Grand Passage Blatin looks like a Parisian gallery where you like to stroll around, take the time to find the extra little room for your dressing room or the decorative object for your living room. Leather goods, jewellery, textiles, shoes, art gallery, decoration, real estate agency, optician... The proposals are varied, as are the prices, which is also why we appreciate the grand passage Blatin. The atmosphere that reigns is pleasant. If the places are busy, you stay away from the rush and bustle, which is very appreciable, especially at weekends. Here you take your time, soak up the soul of the place and enjoy the quality products.