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Kongahälla Center

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Kongahälla Center is a shopping mall in Kungälv, Sweden, opened in 2019 with around 100 stores and restaurants.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Kongahälla Center is a shopping mall located in Kungälv, Sweden, just beside the E6 motorway. It opened in March 2019 and is managed by Kongahälla Shopping AB, a company owned by Adapta Fastigheter and Alecta. The center spans approximately 37,000 square metres and houses around 100 stores and restaurants, offering a mix of retail, cafés, dining, and health services in a modern atmosphere. Its official website describes it as 'Storgöteborgs mest omtyckta köpcentrum' (Greater Gothenburg's most popular shopping centre). The mall is adjacent to Kungälv's travel centre (Kungälvs resecentrum), a bus hub served by Västtrafik routes including X4, Marstrandsexpressen, and the Orust, Stenungsund, and Tjörn express buses. The center hosts events such as food festivals and offers services like early voting. It positions itself as a destination for both errands and experiences.

History

Kongahälla Center opened in March 2019 in Kungälv, Sweden. It was developed as a modern shopping destination in the Greater Gothenburg area, strategically located next to the E6 motorway. The mall is managed by Kongahälla Shopping AB, which is owned by Adapta Fastigheter and Alecta. With approximately 37,000 square metres of space and around 100 stores and restaurants, it quickly became a significant retail hub in the region. The center is adjacent to Kungälv's travel centre, providing easy access via public transport. Since opening, it has hosted various events and services, including food festivals and early voting for elections.

  • Kongahälla Center opens in Kungälv, Sweden.

Products and positioning

Greater Gothenburg's most popular shopping centre, offering a modern mix of retail, dining, and services.

Product categories. Retail stores · Cafés · Restaurants · Health services

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