Discover the world's largest themed shopping mall, whose design is inspired by the famous explorer Ibn Battuta. It consists of six courts, each of whose designs are inspired by some of the countries visited by the Moroccan Berber explorer.
Aswaaq Mall in Al Warqa'a 2 offers a convenient shopping experience with a variety of stores and services, making it a local favourite for residents.
Aswaaq Mall is your go-to destination for everyday shopping and leisure in the Mushrif area, conveniently located on Algeria Street in Al Warqa'a 2. This popular shopping centre brings together a diverse range of retail outlets, essential services, and dining options, catering to the needs of the local community and visitors alike. Whether you're looking for daily groceries, fashion finds, or a relaxed atmosphere for a coffee break, Aswaaq Mall offers a welcoming environment for all. It's a trusted spot for families and individuals seeking convenience and variety right in their neighbourhood.
Discover the world's largest themed shopping mall, whose design is inspired by the famous explorer Ibn Battuta. It consists of six courts, each of whose designs are inspired by some of the countries visited by the Moroccan Berber explorer.
The Springs Souk, community shopping centre in Layan, Dubai. Open daily 10:00-22:00 on Al Afnan Street.
WAFI is mixed-use development in the heart of Dubai. Discover a distinctive destination and shopping mall, with a unique mix of retail, leisure, dining, and entertainment.
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