Traisenpark St. Pölten

Everything under one roof: Traisenpark in the Viehofen district of St. Pölten is one of the largest shopping centers in Lower Austria. Around 3 million customers a year do their shopping here, in an ideally connected location. Around 90 stores are located on a sales area of 35,000 m², which is generously laid out over two floors. In addition to all the stores for everyday needs, special stores and special boutiques can be found.

Over 1,100 free parking spaces on four levels and bright, modern architecture characterize this popular shopping center. Family-friendly services - such as childcare and wheelchair rental - enhance the comfortable shopping experience for young and old. The shopping mall also boasts post office, bank and pharmacy branches as well as an integrated police station.

Tip: Directly opposite the shopping center is the Traisen Center. Here, more stores and businesses have settled in the open air, with additional parking space available. This really leaves no shopping wishes unfulfilled.

Shopping in the Traisenpark: nice shopping, good climate

Opened in 1992, the Lower Austrian shopping center was partially restructured and expanded by around 3,000 m² in 2001. The mall area is largely roofed with glass, which ensures as much natural light flooding in as possible. Tilting ventilation windows counteract poor climate conditions. In addition to the spacious shopping area, an adjoining tower over 30 meters high contains a medical center and offices.

Services at a glance:

• Covered free parking spaces
• stroller-friendly elevator, escalators
• lockers
• modern sanitary facilities (incl. changing and breastfeeding rooms)
• wheelchair rental
• Post office/bank/bankomat plus police station
• professional child care in "Spaceland
• gastronomy
• Events for the whole family

Sunday flea market in the shopping center

Basically every Sunday from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m., Austria's largest covered flea market pitches its tents in Traisenpark: both inside the mall and on the covered parking deck 1. The large colorful crowd of private sellers and antique dealers has already attracted over 5,000 visitors since 1993.