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Malls and Shopping Areas

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  1. Laugavegur, which means "wash road", is the main shopping area of this European capital city. In the times past, the road lead the way to the hot springs used for laundry.

    Reykjavík

  2. The Wafi City Mall in Dubai that has the theme of ancient Egypt was built in this shape.

    Pyramid

  3. The appropriately named "The Forum" is a large shopping area connected to this Las Vegas casino.

    Caesars Palace

  4. The tree-lined Bahnhofstrasse is not only the main street of this Swiss city but also it's prime shopping area.

    Zurich

  5. The quadrilatero della moda or Via Montenapoleone fashion district is a high-class shopping district in this European city, which is also the fashion hub of its country.

    Milan, Italy

  6. The Al-Buzuriyah Souq and the Al-Hamidiyah Souq both of which are near the famed Umayyad Mosque are in this world city that has seen strife in recent times.

    Damascus

  7. This Tokyo district named for a silver mint established in 1612 is the city's prime shopping center.

    Ginza

  8. This Paris avenue full of high-end shops is named for the 16th century writer credited with creating the genre of essay writing.

    Avenue Montaigne

  9. During the times of the Roman Empire, the shopping area named for this emperor who conquered Dacia and who presided over the entity's greatest military expansion is considered the world's oldest mall.

    Trajan

  10. The Grand Canal Shoppes, an upscale shopping mall in Vegas that even features gondola rides abuts The Palazzo and this other casino.

    The Venetian

  11. With over 40 million annual visitors, this iconic mall in Bloomington, Minnesota must find a place in any list of shopping areas to visit.

    Mall of America

  12. Name of the two-mile long street in Beverly Hills, CA that is the place-to-be for shopping and celebrity spotting.

    Rodeo Drive

  13. The group that backed Gwen Stefani in the 2000s took its name from this Tokyo district known as the center of youth culture.

    Harajuku

  14. Alliterative nickname given to the section of Chicago's Michigan Avenue that is the city's biggest shopping district.

    Magnificent Mile

  15. Named for a historian and playwright of the country's Golden Age that spanned the 17th century, P.C. Hooftstraat is a shopping street in this capital city.

    Amsterdam

  16. The New South China Mall in China's Guangdong province was the largest in the world based on gross leasable area when it opened in 2005 but it was known for this undesirable distinction for several years.

    Vacancy

  17. Westgate Shopping Mall in this African capital whose name means "cool waters" in Maasai became known to the world after a 2013 terrorist attack.

    Nairobi, Kenya

  18. The mall simply named for this Middle-East city that has seen a construction spree in recent times is said to be the world's largest in terms of area.

    Dubai (Dubai Mall)

  19. Name of the iconic covered market in Istanbul whose construction started in the 15th century and which attracts hundreds of thousands daily to this day.

    Grand Bazaar

  20. Fashion houses and jewelery stores line-up the Avinguda Diagonal which forms part of the three-mile shopping line in this European city. The distinctive Torre Agbar skyscraper is also located at a cross-section along the street.

    Barcelona

  21. The largest mall in North America features a huge waterpark as well as a rollercoaster and is a prime attraction of this Canadian city.

    Edmonton, Albera (West Edmonton Mall)

  22. This London street between Oxford Street and Piccadilly has been a fashionable shopping street since the 18th century and has been mentioned in several works of literature.

    Bond Street

  23. The SM Megamall, SM City North EDSA, and Mall of Asia all attract huge number of shoppers in this Southeast Asian country.

    The Philippines

  24. George A. Romero's 1978 zombie classic that is set in a mall. It was remade by Zack Snyder in 2004.

    Dawn of the Dead

  25. If you want to splurge in New York and have the cash to boot, this thoroughfare that crosses Manhattan, especially between 49th Street and 60th Street is the place to go to. Easily one of the most expensive streets on the planet.

    Fifth Avenue

  26. The mall in this Pennsylvania city named for the monarch Frederick II attracts millions of visitors every year.

    King of Prussia

  27. Strøget is a well-known pedestrian friendly shopping area in this European capital.

    Copenhagen