Nordby Shoppingcenter

Good place to buy different things. A lot of stores. Good offers at the Christmas time. Nice place to find something to eat at different restaurants. Nice atmosphere. Friendly people.

I have no recollection of ever visiting this shopping center. I bet it's great with lots of different shops and nice facilities. I would love to visit for the first time some day. Looks incredible on the pictures. Bet they have a pharmacy and candy.

Certainly! Nordby Shopping Center offers an array of dining options, from Scandinavian cuisine to international fast food chains, making it a great place to take a break and savor some local flavors or grab a quick bite. The mall is well-maintained and provides ample parking, ensuring a hassle-free shopping experience for tourists. It's not just a place for shopping; you'll also find entertainment options, like a cinema, which can be a fun way to unwind after a day of shopping. With a friendly and multilingual staff, Nordby Shopping Center is a welcoming spot for tourists seeking a mix of retail therapy and cultural exploration in the Swedish-Norwegian border region.

A decent mall with most of the common brands available. We went with the kids and my review from that perspective. First of all the candy shop is incredible. The options are humongous with tall candy towers. Along with it there are toy shops and play area available for a good time. Kids can have food options within and outside the mall. Inside the mall there are buffet shops with Asians and istanbul type of options. Outside you will find Mcdonalds near to the parking.nOverall the destination is good place to spend few hours.nIf you are going from Norway for spotting cheap price good then I recommend you look at Things with sugar like Candy, Soda, Energy drinks etc. Dairy items like Milk, Yoghurt, Cheese are cheaper compare to Norway. Alcohol is not available in the mall but it’s cheaper in Sweden so you can drive 10 minutes to buy it. Cigarettes are available and are cheaper compare as well. Please remember to buy things with in the custom quota. Norway customs have a great app call Toll to know your free import limits and also you can pay the duty within the app if you are exceeding your quota. Meat is cheaper too but again you have hard limits on how much can be imported.

Pretty decent mall, its quite large and has a nice selection of stores, though it's more long than wide so you will get some exercise, but that's probably normal with a mall of this size. Has some restaurants in the middle, some fast food joints nearby or inside and a smaller food court upstairs, so you do have a lot of options. It has free parking too.