Liberty Center, Bucharest
- Liberty Center, Bucharest
infobox shopping mall
shopping_mall_name = Liberty Center
caption =
location = Bucharest, Romania
opening_date = Autumn 2008
developer =
owner = Mivan
number_of_stores = 125
number_of_anchors =
floor_area = 30,000 m²
floors = 3
parking = 800 underground
Liberty Center is under construction and will be opened in Autumn 2008.
External links
[http://www.libertycenter.ro Liberty Center official site] en icon
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