This shopping centre opened in 2000, making up the heart of the new neighbourhood that shares its name. With its 15,000 m² of surface area, it is a real mecca of commerce. In addition to the food market, there are more than 160 shops along the main shopping gallery, built in Baltard style. There's something for everyone here, including beauty and health, culture and leisure, fashion, high-tech, children's goods, housewares and decoration, as well as services, banks, and a pharmacy. When it's time for a break, shoppers can head to Les Terrasses, a food court with cafés, brasseries, restaurants, and fast-food chains. You can also keep the day going by visiting Vallée Village, with 115 outlet shops. It's independent from Val d'Europe but a great place to find a deal.

One advantage of the Val d'Europe shopping centre is how easy it is to take the whole family there. Young children are sure to enjoy the Sea Life Aquarium.