# List of shopping malls in Ukraine

This is a list of shopping malls in Ukraine listed by size.

## List

| Name | Size | City | Opened in | Notes |
| Blockbuster Mall | 450 000 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2019, 2021 | Biggest mall in Kyiv, Ukraine and Europe |
| Respublika Park | 298 000 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2021 | Second biggest mall in Kyiv, Ukraine and Europe. |
| Lavina Mall | 170 300 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2016 | |
| Ocean Plaza | 165 000 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2012 | |
| Planeta Mall | 110 000 m$^2$ | Kharkiv | 2011 | Formerly known as Magelan. Renovated in 2022. |
| Nikolsky | 106 000 m$^2$ | Kharkiv | 2021 | Most known Kharkiv mall. One of the biggest malls in Ukraine. |
| King Cross Leopolis | 105 000 m$^2$ | Lviv | 2010 | Biggest mall in Lviv. |
| Victoria Gardens | 102 000 m$^2$ | Lviv | 2016 | |
| Karavan Megastore | 100 000 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2008 | Biggest mall in Dnipro. |
| Sky Mall | 90 500 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2010 | |
| Karavan | 85 000 m$^2$ | Kharkiv | 2006 | Formerly known as Karavan Megastore. Renovated in 2021. Shelled by Russia in 2022. |
| Riviera Shopping City | 82 000 m$^2$ | Odesa | 2009 | Shelled by Russia in 2022. |
| Musson | 80 000 m$^2$ | Sevastopol | 2006 | Biggest mall in Sevastopol. Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| Dream Berry | 80 000 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2009 | Formerly known as Dream Town 1. |
| Dream Yellow | 80 000 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2010 | Formerly known as Dream Town 2. |
| Port City | 78 800 m$^2$ | Mariupol | 2013 | Shelled by Russia in 2022. Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| Forum Lviv | 70 735 m$^2$ | Lviv | 2015 | |
| MOST City Center | 68 300 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2006 | Also used as residence and offices. |
| Dafi | 60 000 m$^2$ | Kharkiv | 2008 | |
| GlobalUA | 60 000 m$^2$ | Zhytomyr | 2008 | Biggest mall in Zhytomyr. |
| Karavan Outlet | 58 000 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2003 | Formerly known as Karavan Megastore. Renovated in 2019. |
| Hollywood | 53 000 m$^2$ | Chernihiv | 2015 | Biggest mall in Chernihiv. |
| Apollo | 50 000 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2009 | |
| Donetsk City | 42 000 m$^2$ | Donetsk | 2006 | Also used as offices. Biggest mall in Donetsk. Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| Globus | 35 500 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2001 | |
| Soniachna Halereia | 34 000 m$^2$ | Kryvyi Rih | 2008 | Biggest mall in Kryvyi Rih. |
| Pryozernyi | 31 800 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2009 | |
| Prospekt SEC (ТРК Проспект) | 30 900 m$^2$ | Kyiv | 2019 | |
| Victory Plaza | 30 000 m$^2$ | Kryvyi Rih | 2006 | |
| Avrora | 27 200 m$^2$ | Zaporizhzhia | 2013 | Biggest mall in Zaporizhzhia. Shelled by Russia in 2022. |
| Lubava | 26 000 m$^2$ | Cherkasy | 2013 | Biggest mall in Cherkasy. |
| Passage | 25 100 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2011 | |
| Neo Plaza | 24 700 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2006 | Formerly known as Materyk. Renovated in 2019. |
| Kontynent | 23 197 m$^2$ | Donetsk | 2009 | Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| Terra | 23 000 m$^2$ | Kryvyi Rih | 2012 | |
| City Mall | 23 400 m$^2$ | Zaporizhzhia | 2011 | |
| Ukraina | 22 000 m$^2$ | Zaporizhzhia | 1963 | Renovated in 2004. |
| Sea Mall | 20 000 m$^2$ | Sevastopol | 2012 | Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| DEPO't Center | 19 000 m$^2$ | Cherkasy | 2016 | |
| Lavanda Mall | 19 000 m$^2$ | Sevastopol | 2019 | Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| DEPO't Center | 18 500 m$^2$ | Chernivtsi | 2009 | Biggest mall in Chernivtsi. |
| Miriada | 18 400 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2007 | |
| TsUM Chernihiv | 18 330 m$^2$ | Chernihiv | 1975 | Formerly known as Druzhba and Megacenter. Renovated in 2003 and 2019. |
| Dafi | 18 000 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2005 | |
| Dnipro Plaza | 18 000 m$^2$ | Cherkasy | 2008 | |
| Nasha Pravda | 18 000 m$^2$ | Dnipro | 2013 | |
| Maidan | 15 500 m$^2$ | Chernivtsi | 2003 | |
| Prospekt | 14 528 m$^2$ | Chernivtsi | 2016 | |
| Royal | 13 000 m$^2$ | Chernihiv | 2010 | |
| Zolotoe Koltso | 11 000 m$^2$ | Donetsk | 2004 | Located at temporarily occupied territory. |
| Terra | 10 725 m$^2$ | Kamianske | 2008 | |
| Budynok Torhivli | 10 000 m$^2$ | Cherkasy | 1979 | Renovated in 2020. |
| Plazma | 10 000 m$^2$ | Cherkasy | 2006 | |
| Apelsin | 10 000 m$^2$ | Sevastopol | 2012 | Located at temporarily occupied territory. |