Iguatemi Brasília

I came here at least once a week during my one month long stay in Brasilia, with my baby. It is well air conditioned, not too busy on week days, and very clean. The shops are pretty upscale and the employees are very polite/friendly. There’s a wonderful fraldario or baby changing area staffed by very wonderful women. The ground floor has a play area for kids.

The shopping mall I visited two days ago was a bustling hub of activity. Its grand entrance welcomed visitors with towering glass walls, adorned with vibrant displays of the latest fashion trends. Inside, a vast atrium soared overhead, lined with an array of stores catering to every need and desire. The ambient lighting created an inviting ambiance, leading shoppers along polished marble floors adorned with elegant seating areas. The scent of freshly brewed coffee intertwined with aromas from diverse food stalls, enticing visitors to indulge in a variety of cuisines. The diverse mix of boutiques, shops, and entertainment outlets provided an immersive experience, drawing in crowds of eager shoppers and creating a vibrant atmosphere that buzzed with excitement.

Pleasant, medium sized shopping with many good facilities. It has improved its variety of both stores and restaurants. A small gods court, but very good eating places all over the place, together with very nice cinema rooms make this one of the best shoppings in Brasilia.

An outstanfing experience. Our only visit this trip was to Louis Vitton. Excellent and attentive service. Also a visit to Porbre Juan, where we were the second customers at the restaurant. As well, good, attentive service and the food was delicious. Though a short visit, everything was outstanding.

Modern and pet friendly. Open 7 days per week and can go grab a bit to eat at the food court. Shopping center is hardly ever packed which makes it nice to walk with wife and kids. Equipped with movie theater and small arcade. Upper ranged for clothing chains. Hugo boss and Armani

Awesome place with a variety of stores, but the best place is the book store Cultura, a lot of books and magazines with a upstairs cafe the servers coffee, hot chocolate and snacks. A good place to chill, read a book and study. There are too fancy stores of great trends on the second floor and a food court. There are also a pay park outside and in the subway of the shopping with elevator to every floors.

This is the most high-end shopping center in Brasilia. Gucci, Tiffany & Co.... that kind of place. The least expensive stores are Zara, Zara Home and Renner. Very secure, lots of parking, good food court, movie theater, makes for a very relaxing shopping experience. Parking is not free.

Nice upscale mall. Very fancy stores. Expensive parking.

Great shopping center with amazing eateries (near Mom & Dad's house). Love it!!

It is one of the best malls in town. It is not as large as other malls. Restaurants are particularly good. There's a big car park.

The nicest shopping mall in Brasilia. High end stores and a unhurried elegant atmosphere that offers movies, restaurants, awesome shopping and also playing for the kids as well as mini fancy cars and animals to ride around with the kids.

Beautiful interior, variety of stores and free parking during lunch time (Monday through Friday)!

The food court is good and the atmosphere is very nice. Never seen it crowded. Some think it's a bit too posh.

A very selective place with the best stores in the country. It also has some very good restaurants and a wonderful bookstore.

Very good shopping center located in Lago Norte, most of famous brand and also with movie theater and some nice restaurant.

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The most refined and newest mall in town, with many upscale shops, many movie theaters and restaurants.

great place and great stores.
In this place uses all methods against COVID-19.

Only for class. Its very expensive but awesome building and have all brands, wheelchair accessible.

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