Multiplaza Panamericana

Multiplaza Panamericana is a commercial complex in Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador, owned by Grupo Roble. It comprises a shopping center and a luxury apartment tower called Torre El Pedregal, which stands 110.3 meters tall with 28 levels, making it the second-tallest tower in the country. The project also includes plans for another apartment tower, an office tower, and a five-star hotel, to be built later as demand increases. The shopping center houses more than 250 commercial establishments, a food court, a financial center, a supermarket, and an eight-screen digital cinema complex operated by Cinépolis. Among its stores are Nike, Adidas, Mango, Sears, Starbucks, The Coffee Cup, Lacoste, Benetton, Guess, Pierre Cardin, Gucci, Kenneth Cole, Aldo, Náutica, Armani Exchange, Victoria's Secret, Lee Shoes, Hush Puppies, Crocs, Forever 21, Rolex, Apple Store, and La Senza, among many others. Restaurants include Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Buffalo Wings, Sushi Itto, Crepe Lovers, Gourmet Burger Company, Caminitos Chocos, and Red Mango. Las Terrazas is a zone within the shopping center featuring restaurants and bars such as Jaleo, LongHorn, Ruby Tuesday, SOHO Japanese Fusion, Flying Wings, Cold Stone, Starbucks, LacaLaca, GBC (Gourmet Burger Company), El Greco, Sushi Itto, Caminitos Chocos, Red Mango, Beto's, La Pizzería, Acapela, and Scenarium. It offers a unique atmosphere for enjoying with friends and family. At the end of 2012, the shopping center underwent a remodeling phase that included moving the financial center to the café plaza area, new energy-saving lighting technology, new flooring, installation of glass railings, improved security systems (cameras and sensors), and the addition of two escalators. Two new two-story buildings were also constructed.

Multiplaza Panamericana is a commercial complex in Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador, owned by Grupo Roble. It consists of a shopping center and a luxury apartment tower called Torre El Pedregal, which measures 110.3 meters and has 28 levels, making it the second-tallest tower in the country. The project also includes another apartment tower, an office tower, and a five-star hotel, to be built later as demand increases. The shopping center features over 250 commercial establishments, a food court, a financial center, a supermarket, and an eight-screen digital cinema complex by Cinépolis. Some of its stores include Nike, Adidas, Mango, Sears, Starbucks, The Coffee Cup, Lacoste, Benetton, Guess, Pierre Cardin, Gucci, Kenneth Cole, Aldo, Náutica, Armani Exchange, Victoria's Secret, Lee Shoes, Hush Puppies, Crocs, Forever 21, Rolex, Apple Store, and La Senza, among many others. Restaurants include Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Buffalo Wings, Sushi Itto, Crepe Lovers, Gourmet Burger Company, Caminitos Chocos, and Red Mango. Las Terrazas is an area of the shopping center where restaurants and bars are located, including Jaleo, LongHorn, Ruby Tuesday, SOHO Japanese Fusion, Flying Wings, Cold Stone, Starbucks, LacaLaca, GBC (Gourmet Burger Company), El Greco, Sushi Itto, Caminitos Chocos, Red Mango, Beto's, La Pizzería, Acapela, and Scenarium. It offers a unique atmosphere to enjoy with friends and family. At the end of 2012, the shopping center underwent a remodeling phase with changes such as moving the financial center to the café plaza area, new energy-saving lighting technology, new flooring, installation of glass railings, improved security systems (cameras and sensors), and the installation of two additional escalators. Two new two-story buildings were also constructed.

• End of 2012: Remodeling and expansion including new lighting, flooring, glass railings, security upgrades, two escalators, and two new two-story buildings.

Upscale shopping and mixed-use complex in El Salvador

• Shopping center

  Over 250 commercial establishments, food court, financial center, supermarket, and Cinépolis cinema.

• Torre El Pedregal

  Luxury apartment tower, 110.3 meters, 28 levels, second-tallest in El Salvador.

• Las Terrazas

  Restaurant and bar zone within the shopping center.

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