Souq Sharq

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Souk Sharq

Blue Hours of Souq Sharq
Location	Sharq, Kuwait
Address	29.3891382°N 47.9805091°E
Opening date	30 September 1998[citation needed]
Total retail floor area	55,567 m2 (598,120 sq ft)

The Souk Sharq is a major shopping center in Kuwait City, Kuwait. The center began as a traditional souq but as the city has undergone investment it has expanded into a modernized shopping mall of approximately 55,567 m² (598,120 sq ft) area.

Overview[]

On its two floors, there is a wide variety of retail outlets and many well-known high-street shops in Britain such as Debenham's, River Island, Next, GNC, Boots, Mothercare, Zara and The Body Shop. It also contains designer Charles Jourdan, Nokia and Sony. There are numerous cafes and restaurants.

The water-clock on the ground floor is a 5.5 m (18 ft) structure, constructed by Professor Bernard.^[1]

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