Peru offers a unique shopping experience with a mix of traditional markets and modern shopping malls. If you are looking for the best retail therapy, here are some of the top shopping malls to visit in Peru.
Larcomar - Located in the upscale district of Miraflores in Lima, Larcomar offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean along with a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. It's the perfect place to shop for high-end brands and enjoy a meal with a view.
Jockey Plaza - One of the largest shopping malls in Lima, Jockey Plaza has a wide range of stores catering to all tastes and budgets. From luxury brands to local boutiques, you can find everything you need under one roof. The mall also features a cinema, food court, and entertainment facilities for the whole family.
Real Plaza - With multiple locations across Peru, Real Plaza is a popular choice for shopping and entertainment. Each mall offers a mix of international and local brands, as well as dining options and movie theaters. Real Plaza is a great place to spend a day shopping and catching a movie.
Plaza Norte - Situated in Lima, Plaza Norte is one of the largest shopping centers in Peru. This mall boasts a wide range of stores, including fashion, electronics, and home goods. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of restaurants and entertainment options, making it a one-stop destination for all your shopping needs.
Whether you're looking for luxury brands or unique souvenirs, Peru's shopping malls have something for everyone. So, grab your wallet and get ready to shop 'til you drop in these top destinations for retail therapy.
The El Polo Mall is a small shopping center in an exclusive district of Lima near the US Embassy and was opened in 1996. Its style is very different from other malls in Lima and it has some sort of charisma many others are missing. Read More
Atocongo Open Plaza is a small mall strategically located at the intersection of the South Pan American Highway with Av. Thomas Marsano in the low to middle class district of San Juan de Miraflores. It's the only facility of its kind in the area. Read More
It currently has more than 230 commercial stores and 4 anchor stores, hosting important Peruvian and international chains such as the Vivanda supermarkets (over an area of 5,200 m²) of the Interbank group, Tottus and Price One of the Falabella group, the department stores Saga Falabella, Ripley, Mango, Paris, Oechsle and the Sodimac and Crate & Barrel construction goods stores, in addition to having more than 400 smaller stores of different commercial items. Read More
The Plaza San Miguel shopping center, located in the district of the same name, is the oldest commercial emporium in the city of Lima, with a validity of 43 years today. The property of the land where it is located belongs to the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. Read More
Real Plaza emerged in December 2005, when the Interbank Group (today Intercorp) inaugurated the first commercial center of the chain in Chiclayo. Shortly after, in 2007 another shopping center was opened in Trujillo. Both had as an anchor store Vivanda, a supermarket chain that had recently ventured into cities outside Lima. Read More
Mall Aventura is a company that belongs to the Ripley Group. They are made up of a team with great experience and with the commitment to bring unique and sustainable urban spaces, fashion, entertainment and urban spaces to their surroundings. Read More
Opened in November 2002 the Mega Plaza Norte was the first shopping mall in Lima's Northern Cone catering there for the rapidly growing population. Read More
The shopping center Caminos del Inca is one of Lima's older malls. Built in the 1980s and modernized in the last few years it houses today around 180 shops. Read More
In 1988 Sears Peru, a well known department store chain, transformed into a company called Saga. Saga merged in 1995 with the Chilean retailer Falabella and a new big player in the Peruvian department store game was born. Read More
The Oechsle department store has an almost legendary status, at least among Limeños old enough to remember the good old times. Read More
Mall del Sur is a regional commercial center located in the best commercial land of southern Lima, between Los Lirios avenues with Pedro Miota in San Juan de Miraflores, It has 100,000 m2 of extension, which makes it the largest mall in the Southern cone, the "New Plaza de Armas de Lima Sur" and the favorite meeting place for the inhabitants of the area. Read More