Nordwestzentrum

5 Shreya Bhattacharya - 9 months ago

This shopping mall has the best location, it's just on top a ubahn station. Get down from the train and climb few steps to reach the mall. You will get almost all the shops here, branded as well as grocery

4 Einstein Thomas - 5 months ago

Very often we visit this mall. There are about 100+ shops under one roof. Very good maintenance by the management. Free toilets, big parking lots (always hard to find free place, though). Most importantly bus u0026 taxi services and U-station are all at one place. Very good connectivity from Riedberg, Ginnheim and from Heddernheim. It is beautifully decorated during festival seasons like Easter, Christmas and even for Women‘s day. Photos here are taken during Christmas time in different years.

4 ali altubaikh - 7 months ago

It's located in same name nordwest looks good with too much cafes and restaurants plus more than 4 brands of supermarket
Also too many shops in two different levels but in different sections
This is in 18/3/22
And they just prepare the flowers

5 Pawan Nilank - 4 months ago

It is my favorite shopping mall in Frankfurt as it has almost every shop, from cloth stores to shoe shops, grocerry stores to electrical and electronic appliances stores, food outlest to sports centers and last but not the least, an indoor swimming pool (Hallenbad) too.
It occassionlly also have caroussels for very small kids. It also hosts some other programs too like fashion shows, wine fest, etc.
There is a variety of food outlets, cafes and restaurants.
It is well connected with public transport. Public buses drop you right at the entrance while local trains have stop in the basement of the mall.
Parking is slightly costlier, and no shop reimburses parking fee if you buy something from there, except for Rewe (1 EURO for every 30 EURO purchase). So, it will be nice if you can combine your other shopping along with groccery. However, there is a lot of parking spaces available.

5 Eri in Germany - a month ago

You can find almost all clothing brands, great options u0026 availability of restaurants.

5 Glenn Rossi - a year ago

This is my first visit here in over 10 years (I live closer to the MTZ shopping center)!

It appears that this shopping center has added many shops since my last visit. Here they have two shopping levels with hundreds of shops!

Parking here is not free as it is at the MTZ; however, parking here is only €0.50 per half-hour with a maximum daily rate of €4.00.

Shop prices are very reasonable as are the small cafés and restaurants. At the Wiener Feinbäcker, I had a large Latte Macchiato and a coffee roll for only €3.00.

One big advantage is that they have both Frankfurt city bus and U-Bahn connections right here!

4 Mona Reyhani-Kamwena - a month ago

Great variety of shops, however it was crazy hot due to the glass ceiling. In the parking garage you can only pay cash! It was hard to find an ATM so make sure you have cash on you.