Bördepark

Bördepark is a shopping centre (Einkaufszentrum) in the south-west of Magdeburg, Germany, in the Reform district. It takes its name from its location in the Magdeburger Börde, the fertile plain surrounding the city. The centre opened in 1994 with an initial sales area of only about 4,000 square metres; during the 2010s the former sales area of a DIY store was converted into smaller retail units, expanding and diversifying the tenant mix. Today the centre is anchored by major retailers such as Media Markt and an E-Center supermarket, and the official website describes more than 40 shops together with numerous cafés and restaurants. The centre is easily reached by car via the Bundesstraße 81 and Bundesstraße 71, and 2,500 parking spaces are available directly beside the shopping centre, most of them free of charge. Public transport access is provided by bus line 54 and tram line 9. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 8:00–21:00 and Saturday 8:00–20:00, with the centre closed on Sundays; individual shops may keep different hours. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building. Bördepark positions itself as a convenient, stress-free local shopping destination rather than a luxury or destination mall. Its services include a centre gift voucher (Centergutschein) redeemable in every shop in the centre, information on how to reach the centre by car, bus or train, and a programme of events and promotions. The centre also emphasises sustainability and environmental responsibility, and offers ample free parking so that visitors can shop without pressure. Its address is Salbker Chaussee 67, 39118 Magdeburg, Germany.

Bördepark opened in 1994 as a shopping centre in the Reform district in the south-west of Magdeburg, Germany. At its opening it had a sales area of only about 4,000 square metres. The centre is named after the Magdeburger Börde, the fertile landscape in which Magdeburg lies, reflecting its regional identity. During the 2010s, the former sales area of a DIY store (Baumarkt) within the centre was converted into smaller, subdivided retail units. This redevelopment allowed the centre to host a larger number of smaller shops and to broaden its tenant mix beyond the original configuration. By the 2020s the most important retail businesses located in the centre included Media Markt and an E-Center supermarket, alongside more than 40 shops in total as described on the centre's official website. The centre is accessible by road via the Bundesstraße 81 and Bundesstraße 71, and 2,500 parking spaces are located directly beside the shopping centre. Public transport connections are provided by bus line 54 and tram line 9. The centre operates Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 21:00 and Saturday from 8:00 to 20:00, and is closed on Sundays, with individual shops potentially keeping different hours. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout the building, and the centre runs a programme of events and promotions, including seasonal campaigns and a centre-wide gift voucher.

• 1994

  Bördepark shopping centre opens in the Reform district of Magdeburg with about 4,000 m² of sales area.

• During the 2010s, the former sales area of a DIY store is converted into smaller retail units.

Convenient, family-friendly local shopping centre with free parking, a broad tenant mix and a stress-free shopping experience.

• Media Markt

• E-Center

• Shoe4you

• Spielzeugwelt Goyer

1. 1Bördepark – Shoppen, Verweilen und Genießenboerdepark.de
2. 2Services – Bördeparkboerdepark.de
3. 3Bördepark – Wikidatawikidata.org
4. 4Bördepark – Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org