La Part-Dieu (shopping mall)

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La Part-Dieu

The main entrance on the Boulevard Vivier Merle
Location	Lyon (3rd arrondissement), France
Coordinates	45°45′41″N 4°51′21″E / 45.76139°N 4.85583°E / 45.76139; 4.85583Coordinates: 45°45′41″N 4°51′21″E / 45.76139°N 4.85583°E / 45.76139; 4.85583
Opening date	8 September 1975
Owner	Rodamco Europe
No. of stores and services	267
Total retail floor area	127,300 m2 (1,370,000 sq ft) Full area: 247,000 m2 (2,660,000 sq ft)
No. of floors	5
Parking	4,301 spaces
Public transit access	Lyon-Part-Dieu station Gare Part-Dieu - Vivier Merle Part-Dieu - Auditorium Gare Part-Dieu - Villette (cross the SNCF railway station)
Website	www.centrecommercial-partdieu.com

La Part-Dieu mall is a major shopping centre inside Lyon-Part-Dieu Business District, in the 3rd arrondissement of Lyon, France. It used to be one of Europe's largest downtown shopping center when it opened on September the 8th, 1975. Located in front of La Part-Dieu train station, it is currently undergoing renovation works, according to a Winy Maas overhaul design.

History[]

In 2010, its size has been increased of 11,000 m² (120,000 sq ft) (25 shops) with a new zone named Cours Oxygène and built at the same time as the Tour Oxygène.

From 2017 to 2020, the complete shopping mall will be in renovation, including the creation of new bigger entrances, the renovation of the outside appearance, and an extension of 32,000 m² (340,000 sq ft) on the new west part, which was until 2016 a four-level car park, this new zone of the shopping center will hosts the new relocated UGC cinemas, 40 new shops, and 24 new restaurants in a zone named The Dining Experience.^[1]

Gallery[]

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  Rue Servient and tram line T1 both pass under the mall building.

See also[]

• La Part-Dieu

References[]

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