Van Shopping Centre it attracted more than 7.5 million visitors in 2019 and currently operates with 96% occupancy

Van lies on the shore of a large scenic lake of the same name in eastern Turkey. The city features an ancient citadel set atop a dramatic limestone outcrop, overlooking the atmospheric old town. Rapidly expanding and modernizing, Van is a warm and welcoming centre for regional exploration. It is home to striking monuments such as Van Castle, the mountain fortress of Hoşap and the remote village of Bahçesaray, as well as the Church of the Holy Cross. The city is an engaging and liberal urban area in eastern Anatolia. It is also an important commercial and transportation centre for animal hides, grains, fruits, vegetables and other local produce, both regionally and to neighbouring countries, including Iran, Iraq and Armenia. Van also serves as an air and ground transport hub for the country’s south-eastern cities, such as Bitlis, Hakkari, Siirt and Muş.

Van Shopping Centre opened its doors on December 15, 2015
Van Shopping Centre is the first mall with a “Lifestyle Centre” concept in the city, and has a total GLA of 26,047 m². The Mall brings together 90 brands, a 10-screen cinema, food-court and entertainment venues, catering not only to the city of Van, but also the region and nearby countries. Van Shopping Mall has attracted over 7.5 million visitors per annum and boasts an occupancy rate of 96%. Van Shopping Mall was named the “Best Shopping Mall Project in Turkey” at the Golden City Awards 2016, one of the most prestigious competitions in the field of world urbanism/urban design. The awards event is organized by London- based Eurasia Strategies.