Victoria Square Shopping Centre

Belfast

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Victoria Square Shopping Centre

Victoria Square is a major shopping centre in Belfast, split over four levels and home to over 70 stores, cafes and restaurants. Located in a beautiful modern building, the shopping centre is Belfast's newest landmark and is definitely well worth a visit, even if you don't fancy shopping. Stores like Guess, Mango, Michael Kors, and Replay are all housed here.

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address1 Victoria Square, Belfast
emailcustomerservices@victoriasquare.com
phone+44 28 9032 2277
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facebookwww.facebook.com/victoriasquarebelfast

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