Centro Comercial Torrecárdenas — Local services in Almeria

I liked this shopping centre it was clean well lit lots of different types of shops. We went to primark to get my granddaughter some clothes and other bits and pieces that she needed for her stay with us in Spain. We had a good look at most of the shops plus stopped off in McDonald's. Free parking plus in the car park it has red and green lights the green lets you know were a free parking space is. When we got there it was not very full but when we were leaving it was getting very busy so the red and green light system becames helpful. Free parking makes your shopping trip a much more relaxing. You pull into the car park . park up go and have a look at loads of shops maybe stop and have something to eat at a relaxing pace then go and do a bit more shopping have a look at some shops you maybe would have walked past if you were in a rush. Then you go back to your car get in and go . Unlike in the UK were you are forced to park in a car park run to the shops get what you need asap and then get out. But not before paying a visit to the machine that takes your ticket and makes you pay more for parking than you spent in the shops and then gives you 10 minutes to get to your car and out of the...

I was hoping that as a new mall there would be more thought put into the design. It's quite small inside, and in sunny Almeria, you would have thought they would have made better use of natural light. The restaurant selection is poor and mostly in a food court. The shops are your usual shops, nothing special. No cafe. No benches for senior citizens, or very few. The outside section seems to be completely separate from the inside section and you have to walk very far. Not impressed. By modern mall standards, this is a...

Great place to do shopping. There are plenty of clothes and shoe shops in the main mall area and there is a good variety of restaurants. Moreover, there is an electronics outlet store called Media Market and the equivalent of a Home Depot, called Leroy Merlin, where you can find pretty much everything you need for DIY projects and home repairs. The only thing I find strange is the lack of book shops, hair salons and...