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Polygone Riviera, open air art & shopping

Polygone Riviera is a unique open-air shopping centre in France, covering more than 70,000 m² with a unique lifestyle mall concept combining shopping, leisure, food outlets, and contemporary art… in an exceptional setting. We’ll tell you all about it!

Polygone Riviera: a shopping spot not to miss on the Côte d’Azur!

When it opened in Cagnes-sur-Mer in October 2015 it generated such enthusiasm that for several days you had to battle the traffic jams before discovering this new temple of shopping. Since then, Polygone Riviera has continued to enjoy immense popularity. It must be said that this open-air shopping centre, designed as a village with squares and wide alleyways, a lake and a thousand trees, surprises and delights with its diversity. It offers its visitors more than just a window shopping experience – more of a 100% Côte d’Azur self-indulgent trip out!

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Polygone Riviera: right on trend!

Its advantages? The shops to start with! There are 170 of them, dedicated to decoration, glasses, beauty, culture, toys, gardening and, of course, fashion. The most popular brands at the moment (Bershka, Pull & Bear, JD, Zara, Mango, Primark, FNAC, Uniqlo, etc.) rub shoulders with high end brands (Boss, IKKS, Aubade, Valentino, Calvin Klein, etc.) and up and coming designers (Nue 19.04, American Vintage, Jott, La Fée Maraboutée, & Others Stories). And the longest standing brand: Le Printemps with an area of 9,000 m².

Polygone Riviera: a place for a stroll!

Although Polygone Riviera is a shopping centre like no other, it owes it less to its shops than to its « leisure » aspect. It houses a multiplex cinema, a casino and an auditorium and, above all hosts spectacular events (fashion shows, concerts, exhibitions, etc.) and numerous attractions. There’s something for everyone, from musical fountains to the Polygone Express (a little train that is free) or the art trail featuring the works of 11 international artists (including Ben, Daniel Buren, César, Sosno…).