10 Best Shopping Malls in Cyprus (2026)

Cyprus has a handful of large malls, mostly on the edges of the main towns. They have big car parks, cinemas and food courts, which makes them a practical stop in the summer heat or on a rainy weekend. Below are ten malls and shopping centres worth knowing about, from the largest in Nicosia to the new Limassol mall that has just been approved.

The 10 malls at a glance

When are malls open in Cyprus?

Visit Cyprus says shops generally open between 07:00 and 21:00 from Monday to Saturday, give or take an hour or two. On Sundays they open later, typically around 11:00, and close between 14:00 and 22:00. Malls follow their own timetables within these rules, and hours change for the season and around holidays, so check the mall's own website or social pages before you go. Special hours apply before Christmas and Easter, but shops must close by 18:00 on Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and Good Friday. In 2022, when 1 May fell on a Sunday, the labour ministry reminded shops that they had to close that day, with only the cafés and restaurants inside malls allowed to open.

For everyday shopping times beyond malls, see our guide to working hours and holidays in Cyprus.

1. Nicosia Mall

What it is: the largest mall in Cyprus, opened on 21 November 2018, with 82,000 m² of floor space and 48,000 m² of retail space over three levels. Where: 2 Madrid Street, in the Lakatamia–Anthoupolis area on the south-western edge of Nicosia. Parking: 1,700 spaces, mostly underground; Cyprus Mail advises arriving early at weekends, as weekdays are quieter. What you find: more than 140 stores, a food court, cafés and restaurants, an Athienitis supermarket and a six-screen Rio Premier cinema.

2. Mall of Cyprus

What it is: one of Nicosia's longest-running malls, opened in 2007 as part of Shacolas Emporium Park, which also includes IKEA. It was expanded in 2019 with 6,000 m² of extra retail space and 15 new shops, and is owned by Atterbury Europe. Where: Latsia, near the Nicosia–Larnaca highway. Parking: paid parking was introduced in September 2023. The first two hours are free; when the system launched, fees were €1.50 for up to three hours, rising to €15 for more than six. K-Cineplex ticket holders park free on the day of their screening, and IKEA shoppers spending €10 or more get an extra free hour. What you find: global fashion chains, electronics, beauty and homeware, a food court, a supermarket and the K-Cineplex cinema. New in 2026: the island's first Victoria's Secret and LEGO stores are due to open here before the end of 2026. Living nearby? See our Latsia area guide.

3. Mall of Engomi

What it is: a compact neighbourhood mall, relaunched after a renovation in 2021 and also owned by Atterbury Europe. Where: Engomi, with a first-floor balcony over 28 October Avenue, close to the university area. Parking: underground parking for more than 450 cars. What you find: over 15,000 m² with a Sklavenitis supermarket, Superhome Center, electronics and homeware shops, cafés and several restaurants. Our Engomi area guide covers the neighbourhood.

4. Neo Plaza

What it is: an open-air discount village (outlet-style shopping park) that opened on 19 October 2021. Where: Kokkinotrimithia, about 15 minutes' drive from central Nicosia. What you find: everything sits on one ground-floor level of about 35,000 m². In 2023 CBN counted 38 retail stores, 10 food outlets, a supermarket, a car wash and a children's playground. Outlets have included Ermes Outlet and Next Outlet, and the Volta play area offers trampolines, go-karting and carousels. CBN also reported in 2023 that the centre had been put up for e-auction and that visitor numbers had fallen since opening, so check what is open before a special trip.

5. My Mall Limassol

What it is: Limassol's main mall, opened on 30 May 2009 as Tiffany Mall and renamed soon after. It covers 48,000 m² over three floors. Where: 285 Franklin Roosevelt Avenue, Zakaki, at the western entrance to Limassol near the port. Parking: 1,600 spaces. What you find: more than 140 stores and services, a food court on the first floor, and on the lower level an ice rink, a bowling alley, an arcade and a cinema. A 6,000 m² expansion and renovation was announced in 2023. Our Zakaki area guide covers the surrounding district.

6. Limassol Marina

What it is: not a mall but an open-air run of boutiques along the marina, worth including for upmarket shopping by the sea. Where: Limassol Marina Street, Limassol. What you find: fashion boutiques such as Diesel and ISAIA, yachting-style clothing, eyewear and perfumery, jewellery, an Apple Premium Reseller and a marine chandlery. The marina does not publish shop hours or parking details on its shopping page, so check individual stores. Read more in our Limassol Marina area guide.

7. Metropolis Mall

What it is: Larnaca's mall, officially opened on 17 September 2021 after an €80 million investment by Acsion Group. Where: Larnaca, with an adjoining 18,000 m² park. Parking: space for 1,450 cars around the building. What you find: 39,000 m² with 135 stores, including Marks & Spencer, Stradivarius and Mango, plus a food supermarket, a food court, Starbucks and Costa Coffee. Combine it with the town centre in our Larnaca city centre guide.

8. Kings Avenue Mall

What it is: Paphos's main mall, opened in 2013 after an investment of more than €110 million. Where: in the Paphos tourist area, near Tombs of the Kings Road and St Paul's Avenue. Opening days: open daily, all year. Parking: two underground car parks. What you find: two shopping levels with brands such as Marks & Spencer, Zara, Mango and Lacoste, a six-screen K-Cineplex, the Looney Land children's playroom and an arcade.

9. Neon Mall

What it is: a smaller Paphos shopping centre in the former Orphanides supermarket building, reopened on 26 January 2023 after a renovation of more than €4 million. Where: at the eastern entrance to Paphos, next to Dimokratias Avenue. Parking: surface parking for 811 cars. What you find: a 23,188 m² building with 12 stores and a supermarket. Anchors at opening were Superhome Center and Kiabi. An expansion with more shops and offices was submitted for planning in 2023.

10. Limassol Mall (coming soon)

What it is: a new mall approved by the Cabinet in July 2026, which rejected a rival project, Atterbury Europe's Mall of Limassol, at the same time. Where: at the entrance to the Agios Athanasios industrial area, next to Jumbo, in the Municipality of Amathounta. What you'll find: about 90 retail units, a food court seating 500, a five-screen cinema, an entertainment centre, 1,270 parking spaces and a free 700 m² digital museum on ancient Amathus. The €95 million project is backed by Papantoniou and the group behind Nicosia Mall. When: no date has been set, and the mall cannot open until the developers complete the required road works.

Tips for mall shopping in Cyprus

• Go early at weekends. Cyprus Mail advises arriving early at Nicosia Mall at weekends; weekdays are quieter.
• Check holiday hours. Malls publish special timetables for Christmas, New Year and Easter, and shops close on some public holidays.
• Use the bus. Nicosia Mall and My Mall Limassol are served by city buses; see our public transport guide.
• Compare with town centres. For local shops and cafés, see our 10 best shopping streets in Cyprus.

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