Sirkus Shopping

Sirkus Shopping is a shopping centre located at Strindheim in Trondheim, Norway. It opened on 3 October 2012 with a VIP opening, followed by a public opening on 4 October 2012. The centre covers 65,000 square metres and houses stores, health and service facilities. On the roof of the centre there are 81 apartments with a total residential area of 8,000 square metres. In addition, there are over 800 indoor parking spaces. The centre's predecessor was KBS kjøpesenter (or simply KBS), which was established in 1993 and had 47 stores. The name KBS came from the three founders: Kjerringvåg (K), Bringedal (B) and Sjømo (S). KBS storcenter was owned by Realinvest. The centre closed on 9 October 2010, after which it was demolished and a new centre was built with about 100 stores and 81 residences. KBS's early beginning was KBS Leangen Stormarked, which started in 1973 as the country's largest grocery store. Sirkus Shopping is owned by Hans and Mona Hoff, who together with EC Dahls Eiendom also own the new hotel at Brattøra, Clarion Hotel & Congress Trondheim, with 400 rooms and Scandinavia's largest congress hall attached to the hotel, which was completed in spring 2012. The mall offers a range of services including a Posten, DHL and PostNord pickup point, lost and found, jacket hotel, rental of mini shoppers, free wheelchair rental, package counter, storage, taxi ordering, and a changing and family zone. It also has a membership club called Sirkus Friends, which offers exclusive deals and a free Sirkus-nett (reusable shopping net) for members. The centre hosts events such as a Shopping Festival and a style challenge. It is open on Sundays.

Sirkus Shopping's history is rooted in the KBS shopping centre. KBS began as KBS Leangen Stormarked in 1973, which was the country's largest grocery store at the time. In 1993, KBS kjøpesenter was established with 47 stores. The name KBS was derived from the initials of its three founders: Kjerringvåg (K), Bringedal (B) and Sjømo (S). KBS storcenter was owned by Realinvest. The centre closed on 9 October 2010 and was subsequently demolished. A new centre was built on the site with approximately 100 stores and 81 residences. Sirkus Shopping opened on 3 October 2012 with a VIP opening, and to the general public on 4 October 2012. The centre covers 65,000 square metres and includes stores, health and service facilities. On its roof are 81 apartments totalling 8,000 square metres of residential space, plus over 800 indoor parking spaces. Sirkus Shopping is owned by Hans and Mona Hoff, who, together with EC Dahls Eiendom, also own the Clarion Hotel & Congress Trondheim at Brattøra, which opened in spring 2012 and features 400 rooms and Scandinavia's largest congress hall.

• 2012

  Sirkus Shopping opens: VIP opening on 3 October, public opening on 4 October.

• 2010

  KBS storcenter closes on 9 October and is later demolished.

• 1993

  KBS kjøpesenter is established with 47 stores.

• 1973

  KBS Leangen Stormarked opens as the country's largest grocery store.

A regional shopping destination in Trondheim offering a wide mix of retail, services, and family-friendly amenities.

Product categories. Fashion & trends · Home & interior · Leisure & entertainment · Jewellery, glasses & watches · Health & wellness · Food & dining · Service & services

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2. 2Informasjonen/Servicesenter - Sirkus Shoppingsirkusshopping.no
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4. 4Sirkus Shopping - Wikipedia (Danish)da.wikipedia.org