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What better way to enjoy a day of shopping indulgences and merriment than at the Marina Mall. Being the most prestigious shopping destination in the whole of Abu Dhabi, it is the largest of its kind in the whole of the emirates. Abu Dhabi being a hub of tourists and attractions alike, the Marina Mall entices all types of people from across the globe as they splurge on indulgences from the likes of clothing to that of memoirs.
Marina Mall which is one of the largest shopping malls in the Emirates is only second to that of the Abu Dhabi Mall in the capital. Situated within Corniche, the attraction adds more lustre to the attractiveness of the area that is filled with sandy beaches, greenery and various sights and sounds. Some of the popular boutiques include the likes of Carrefour, Woolworths, Versace and Burberry to name a few.
Currently accommodating four supermarkets, two hypermarkets, a cinema hall, a food court and an indoor ski slope, the Marina Mall has become a much loved place of visit for the young and the young at heart. Once the renovations are completed it is said that the mall would include a revolving sky tower, which would make Marina Mall a truly spectacular attraction in Abu Dhabi.
Don’t miss the thrills that await you upon entering the Marina Mall. Make sure to visit each and every attraction, whether it is the shopping boutiques, the ski slope, the cinema or even the gastronomic wonders of the food court, Marina Mall ensures that a good time is found. Visit this wondrous attraction, whilst taking up residence at one of the delightful Abu Dhabi hotels such as the Millennium Hotel Abu Dhabi. Offering discerning guests much more than rest and relaxation, the hotel ensures that your stay is both comfortable and above satisfactory
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