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Mall Gabrovo Opened Its Doors on March 26th
The new trade center Mall Gabrovo was officially opened on March 26th 2010. The new mall spreads on an area of 15,120 sq.m. It has a unique architecture, eight escalators, five elevators, two underground parking lots with 120 parking spaces and 60 overground parking spaces.
The new Mall Gabrovo will house a supermarket, a black and white goods store, and boutiques with brand clothing. There will also be a bowling alley, a gym, a hairdresser’s, a restaurant, three fast food spots, two coffee shops and a children’s area. There will also be a dry cleaner’s in the mall, as well as a gift and flower shop, a pet shop, and massage chairs.
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