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Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka

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A shopping centre in Katowice, Poland, anchored by a Carrefour hypermarket and operating since October 1999.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka is a shopping centre located at aleja W. Roździeńskiego 200 in Katowice, within the Szopienice-Burowiec district of Poland. It has operated since October 1999 and is one of the earliest facilities of its kind in the region. Its main anchor is a Carrefour hypermarket, complemented by a shopping gallery of smaller retail and service units. The centre is part of a wider retail park that also includes a Castorama DIY store and a Carrefour petrol station. According to January 2008 data, the entire "Dąbrówka" retail park (Carrefour and Castorama) covered 87,714 m² of land, with 35,512 m² of total building area and 27,311 m² of sales area. The CH Dąbrówka building itself has a footprint of 21,005 m² and two above-ground storeys. A car park with 800 spaces sits in front of the gallery, and the site is served by three free Carrefour bus lines as well as a ZTM bus stop, Dąbrówka Mała Centrum Handlowe. Over the years the centre has changed ownership. In early May 2010, DTZ was selected to manage the property on behalf of Macquarie Capital Funds (Europe) Limited, at which time 23 smaller shops operated alongside the Carrefour hypermarket. In 2013, CH Dąbrówka, until then owned by Charter Hall Group, was acquired by Tristan Capital Partners. By mid-2017 the owner was the EPISO 3 fund, managed by Tristan Capital Partners; at that point the gallery housed a Carrefour hypermarket and 25 shops, including RTV Euro AGD, CCC, Rossmann and Decathlon. In 2016, expansion of the Carrefour hypermarket was planned, including an increase in parking spaces at Carrefour to 606. By September 2022, nearly 40 retail and service units were operating at CH Dąbrówka, including CCC, Rossmann, RTV Euro AGD, Rainbow Tours, Pepco, TUI, Play, KFC and mBank. The centre's official website presents shops, restaurants and services, along with amenities such as disabled parking, a mother-and-child room, free Wi-Fi, an 800-space car park and a petrol station on the gallery grounds. It also promotes current offers from tenants such as CCC, Hebe and RTV Euro AGD.

History

Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka opened in October 1999 and is described as one of the first facilities of its kind in the region. It is located at aleja W. Roździeńskiego 200 in Katowice, in the Szopienice-Burowiec district, and its main store is a Carrefour hypermarket. In early May 2010, DTZ was selected to manage, among others, Galeria Handlowa Dąbrówka on behalf of Macquarie Capital Funds (Europe) Limited. At that time, 23 smaller shops operated alongside the Carrefour hypermarket. In 2013, CH Dąbrówka, which had until then belonged to Charter Hall Group, was purchased by Tristan Capital Partners. In 2016, expansion of the Carrefour hypermarket located in Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka was planned; the plans included increasing the number of parking spaces at Carrefour to 606. By mid-2017, the owner of Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka was the EPISO 3 fund, managed by Tristan Capital Partners. At that time the gallery had a Carrefour hypermarket and a shopping gallery with 25 shops, including RTV Euro AGD, CCC, Rossmann and Decathlon. According to data from January 2008, the area of the entire "Dąbrówka" retail park (Carrefour and Castorama) was 87,714 m², the total building area was 35,512 m², and the sales area was 27,311 m². The footprint of the CH Dąbrówka building itself was 21,005 m², and it has two above-ground storeys. As of September 2022, nearly 40 retail and service units were operating at CH Dąbrówka, including CCC, Rossmann, RTV Euro AGD, Rainbow Tours, Pepco, TUI, Play, KFC and mBank. In the retail park in the area of the shopping centre, a Carrefour fuel station and a Castorama DIY store also operate. Three free Carrefour bus lines lead to Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka, running towards Szopienice-Burowiec, Wełnowiec-Józefowiec and Janów-Nikiszowiec. A ZTM bus stop, Dąbrówka Mała Centrum Handlowe, is also located at CH Dąbrówka. In front of the gallery there is a car park for 800 cars.

  • Centrum Handlowe Dąbrówka opens in October 1999.

  • In January 2008, the entire "Dąbrówka" retail park (Carrefour and Castorama) covers 87,714 m² of land, with 35,512 m² of total building area and 27,311 m² of sales area.

  • In early May 2010, DTZ is selected to manage Galeria Handlowa Dąbrówka on behalf of Macquarie Capital Funds (Europe) Limited; 23 smaller shops operate alongside the Carrefour hypermarket.

  • In 2013, CH Dąbrówka, until then owned by Charter Hall Group, is purchased by Tristan Capital Partners.

  • In 2016, expansion of the Carrefour hypermarket is planned, including increasing parking spaces at Carrefour to 606.

  • By mid-2017, the owner is the EPISO 3 fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners; the gallery has a Carrefour hypermarket and 25 shops including RTV Euro AGD, CCC, Rossmann and Decathlon.

  • As of September 2022, nearly 40 retail and service units operate at CH Dąbrówka, including CCC, Rossmann, RTV Euro AGD, Rainbow Tours, Pepco, TUI, Play, KFC and mBank.

Products and positioning

A long-established regional shopping centre anchored by a Carrefour hypermarket, serving the Szopienice-Burowiec district and wider Katowice area with everyday retail, services and dining.

  • Carrefour hypermarket

  • Shopping gallery units

  • Restaurants and services

  • Car park (800 spaces)

  • Carrefour petrol station

  • Castorama DIY store (within retail park)

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