Borgen Shopping

Borgen Shopping is a shopping center in Sønderborg, Denmark, which opened on 1 October 2013. It is described by its operators as Southern Jutland's largest shopping center and is located in the heart of Sønderborg, on the site of a former Kvickly store on Østergade. The center spans approximately 23,500 m² over two floors and contains around 40 shops, cafés and restaurants, a Kinorama cinema, public offices, residential units and 600 parking spaces. Anchor and notable tenants include Føtex, H&M, Imerco, Bahne and Sport 24. A significant portion of Sønderborg Municipality, including the Jobcenter, is housed on the upper floors. The center was developed through a collaboration between the landlords braaten+pedersen and the construction firm A. Enggaard A/S, who are also behind Metropol in Hjørring, Citycenter in Nørresundby, Friis in Aalborg and Bloms Butikker in Skanderborg. The architects were Schmidt, Hammer and Lassen. Construction began in early 2011, after Kvickly closed its then-existing store in January of that year. Borgen Shopping positions itself as more than just a shopping center, emphasizing personal contact and quality. Its marketing invites visitors to experience a "city within a city" with fashion, home, taste, sports, lifestyle and children's brands, alongside dining and entertainment. The center serves Sønderborg and the surrounding area, offering a mix of retail, culture and community under one roof.

Borgen Shopping opened on 1 October 2013 in Sønderborg, Denmark, on the site of a former Kvickly store on Østergade. Construction began in early 2011, following Kvickly's closure of its then-existing store in January of that year. The center was developed through a collaboration between the landlords braaten+pedersen and the construction firm A. Enggaard A/S. These two parties are also behind other Danish retail projects including Metropol in Hjørring, Citycenter in Nørresundby, Friis in Aalborg and Bloms Butikker in Skanderborg. The architects for Borgen Shopping were Schmidt, Hammer and Lassen. The completed center comprises approximately 23,500 m² over two floors and contains around 40 shops, a cinema, public offices, residential units and 600 parking spaces. Notable tenants include Føtex, H&M, Imerco, Bahne and Sport 24. A large part of Sønderborg Municipality, including the Jobcenter, occupies the upper floors. The center is marketed as Southern Jutland's largest shopping center and as a "city within a city" in the heart of Sønderborg, offering fashion, home, taste, sports, lifestyle and children's brands alongside dining and a Kinorama cinema. As of the official website content, the center celebrated its 13th anniversary, indicating ongoing operation and community engagement.

• 2026

  Borgen celebrates its 13th anniversary (as indicated on the official website).

• 2013

  Borgen Shopping opens on 1 October 2013.

• 2011

  Construction begins in early 2011 after Kvickly closes its store in January.

Southern Jutland's largest shopping center, a "city within a city" in the heart of Sønderborg, emphasizing contact, quality and a complete shopping, dining and cultural experience.

Product categories. Shopping center space · Retail leasing · Dining and entertainment · Cinema · Parking

1. 1Borgen Shopping - Sønderjyllands største shoppingcenterborgenshopping.dk
2. 2About us | Southern Jutland's largest shopping center | Borgen Shoppingborgenshopping.dk
3. 3Über uns | Südjütlands größtes Einkaufszentrum | Borgen Shoppingborgenshopping.dk
4. 4Borgen Shoppingwikidata.org
5. 5Borgen Shoppingda.wikipedia.org