Chongqing, ein Einzelhandels-Powerhouse, bietet verschiedene Einkaufserlebnisse in den Top 10 Zentren, von Luxus-Oasen wie Chongqing IFS und MixC Chongqing zu trendigen Hubs wie Paradise Walk und studentfreundlichen Spots wie Shapingba Triple Galaxy, um für jeden Shopper etwas zu gewährleisten, ob nach High-End-Marken, lokalen Schätzen oder erschwinglichen Funds, mit zusätzlichen Tipps für Familienspaß, kulturelle Tauchen und Budget-Shopping.
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Ich habe den besseren Teil eines Jahrzehnts damit verbracht, Reisende durch Chongqing zu führen, und eine Frage kommt immer wieder auf: wo soll ich einkaufen? Die Antwort ist nicht einfach, denn Chongqing ist keine einzige Einkaufsstadt. Es ist eine ausgedehnte Bergmetropole mit Malls, die in Klippen, Einzelhandelskomplexe am Flussufer und unterirdische Einkaufsstraßen gebaut wurden, die sich kilometerweit erstrecken. Nachdem ich über 30 Einkaufszentren in der ganzen Stadt besucht habe, habe ich es auf die zehn reduziert, die eigentlich Ihre Zeit wert sind. Ob nach Luxusmarken, lokalen Spezialitäten oder nur einer klimatisierten Flucht aus der Sommerhitze, diese Liste umfasst die besten Einkaufszentren in Chongqing für 2026.
ANHANG Die Stadt Chongqing
Raffles City ist unmöglich zu verpassen. Entwickelt vom Architekten Moshe Safdie, befindet sich dieser Acht-Tower-Komplex an der Spitze der Chaotianmen Halbinsel, wo die Yangtze und Jialing Flüsse treffen. Das Einkaufszentrum innerhalb erstreckt sich über 230.000 Quadratmeter auf fünf Ebenen. Ich brachte eine Familie aus Australien hier im April 2026 und sie verbrachten einen ganzen Nachmittag ohne die Hälfte der Läden zu erkunden. Neben Luxusnamen wie Versace und Giuseppe Zanotti finden Sie internationale Marken wie Zara und Uniqlo. Die Crystal Sky Bridge auf der 47. Etage bietet einen Panoramablick auf den Fluss und macht dies zu einem Sightseeing-Stopp als Einkaufsziel.
2. Longfor Paradise Walk (Times Paradise Walk)
Das Longfor Paradise Walk befindet sich im Stadtteil Yubei in der Nähe des Flughafens und ist eines der größten Einkaufszentren im Westen Chinas. Es umfasst 600.000 Quadratmeter und umfasst einen massiven Innenregenwald, eine Achterbahn und eine Eisbahn. Ich nahm hier im März 2026 eine Gruppe von Jugendlichen und allein die Achterbahn hielt sie für eine Stunde unterhaltsam. Das Einkaufszentrum verfügt über mehr als 500 Einzelhandelsgeschäfte, von High-Street-Mode bis zur Elektronik, sowie eine eigene Kinderzone im dritten Stock. Es ist besonders günstig für Reisende in der Nähe des Flughafens.
3. Die Ring Mall (Zeiten Paradise Walk Phase 2)
verbunden mit Longfor Paradise Geh. Die Ring Mall wurde 2024 eröffnet und konzentriert sich auf Luxus- und Premiummarken. Es wird von einem massiven Sephora Flagship Store und einem 2.000 Quadratmeter großen MUJI Auslass verankert. Die Architektur selbst ist den Besuch wert: eine 33-Meter-Innenwasserfallkaskaden durch das zentrale Atrium, umgeben von geschwungenen Glasfassaden. Ich habe festgestellt, dass die Ring Mall ruhiger an Wochentagenmorgen ist, so dass es die beste Zeit, ohne die Menschenmassen zu durchsuchen, die Paradise Walk am Wochenende füllen.
4. Starlight 68 Plaza
Das Starlight 68 Plaza liegt an der Nanbin Road entlang des Flusses Yangtze und bietet eine Mischung aus Boutique-Einzelhandel und Riverside-Essen, die ich nirgendwo anders in China repliziert gesehen habe. Das Open-Air-Design nutzt die Flussbrise, die in den feuchten Sommern von Chongqing zählt. Ich empfehle immer dieses Einkaufszentrum für Reisende, die ein entspannteres Shopping-Erlebnis von den Mega-Mall-Crowds weg wollen. Es hat weniger internationale Marken, aber bessere lokale Optionen, einschließlich einer Chongqing Spezial-Snack-Straße auf dem Keller Ebene.
5. Chongqing Laifushi (Lifestyle Centre)
Chongqing Laifushi liegt im Geschäftsviertel Guanyinqiao und ist das wichtigste Ziel der Stadt für junge Mode. Freuen Sie sich auf neun Etagen an trendigen Bekleidungsboutiquen, Street Food-Ständen und Unterhaltungsmöglichkeiten, darunter ein Kino und ein Fluchtraum. Die Gegend um Laifushi ist auch Fußgängerfreundlich, mit Outdoor-Stufen, die am Wochenende Live-Musik hosten. Ich habe gesehen, dass sich dieser Bereich im Laufe der Jahre umwandelt und er rivalisiert jetzt Pekings Sanlitun für Energie und Vielfalt.
6. Metropolitan Oriental Plaza
Im Herzen von Jiefangbei, Metropolitan Oriental Plaza ist ein High-End-Einkaufszentrum, das Marken wie Gucci, Prada und Cartier beherbergt. Es ist kleiner als Raffles City, aber konzentrierter auf Luxus. Auch hier ist der Service deutlich besser. Ich hatte einmal einen Gast, der ihre Einkaufstasche in einem Laden vergessen hat, und das Personal hat sie innerhalb von 20 Minuten durch ihre Reisepassinformationen aufgespürt. Diese Aufmerksamkeit ist in großen Einkaufszentren selten.
7. Shin Kong Place (Chongqing)
Shin Kong Place in Jiangbei Bezirk bringt das legendäre Taiwan Kaufhaus Erfahrung in Chongqing. Es ist besonders stark in Schönheit und Kosmetik, mit Zählern von Marken wie La Mer, La Prairie und Sulwhasoo. Das Lebensmittelgericht im sechsten Stock verfügt über mehrere Michelin-recommended Restaurants. Ich empfehle die xiaolongbao (Soup-Knödel) bei Din Tai Fung, die hier konsequent besser sind als an ihren anderen China-Standorten.
8. Aegean Place
Der Aegean Place im Stadtteil Nanan ist um die griechische Insel-Architektur, komplett mit weißen Wänden und blauen Kuppeln. Es ist ein Einkaufszentrum, das sich wie ein Themenpark anfühlt. Der Retail-Mix lehnt sich an Mid-Range-Marken und Lifestyle-Shops ab, aber die eigentliche Ziehung ist die Instagram-würdige Architektur. Ich habe Soloreisende hier genommen, die mehr Zeit damit verbrachten, Fotos zu machen als einkaufen, und das ist perfekt. Es ist frei zu betreten und der Dachgarten bietet einen tollen Blick auf die Yangtze.
ANHANG Guan Yin Qiao Walking Street
Nicht nur ein Einkaufszentrum, Guan Yin Qiao Walking Street ist ein Fußgängereinkaufsviertel in Jiangbei, das mehrere große Kaufhäuser verbindet. Seit Jahrzehnten ist es Chongqings traditionelles Einzelhandelsherz. Die unterirdischen Einkaufs-Arkaden sind hier für erschwingliche Kleidung und Accessoires zu erkunden. In der Nacht verwandelt sich das Gebiet mit Straßennahrungsanbietern, die Chuanchuan (Spieße) und suan la fen (sour und würzige Nudeln) verkaufen. Hier bringe ich Reisende, die erfahren wollen, wie Einheimische tatsächlich Shoppen.
10. MixC Chongqing
MixC im Stadtteil Shapingba ist die neueste Ergänzung der Chongqing Einkaufsszene, die Ende 2025 eröffnet wurde. Es konzentriert sich auf den Lifestyle und den Erfahrungshandel, mit einem engagierten Buchladen, einer Indoor Kletterwand und einer kuratierten Auswahl unabhängiger chinesischer Modemarken. Es ist weniger überfüllt als die Jiefangbei Malls und bietet eine kuratiertere Erfahrung. Ich besuchte im Juni 2026 und war beeindruckt von der Qualität der Speisesaal, die regionale Küche von Sichuan und Chongqing bietet.
Was macht Chongqing Shopping einzigartig
Chongqings Einkaufszentren sind nicht nur Orte, um Geld zu verbringen. Sie sind architektonische Wahrzeichen, soziale Knotenpunkte und klimakontrollierte Zufluchtsorte aus der berüchtigten Sommerhitze der Stadt. Nachdem ich Reisende zu über 30 Malls in der ganzen Stadt geführt habe, kann ich Ihnen sagen, dass kein einziges Einkaufszentrum jeden Bedarf abdeckt. Der beste Ansatz ist, zwei oder drei basierend auf Ihren Interessen auszuwählen. Luxus-Shopper sollten zu Raffles City und Metropolitan Oriental Plaza gehen. Familien erhalten den größten Wert von Longfor Paradise Walk. Jeder, der nach lokalem Geschmack sucht, sollte bei Guan Yin Qiao beginnen.
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Shopping on Nanjing Road in Shanghai was just amazing! It's truly the "First Commercial Street of China", where tradition and modernity blend perfectly. You can find awesome souvenirs and experience the trendy vibes in cool stores. The neon lights at night are just spectacular, shining bright like Times Square in New York. The food here is incredible too. I had a feast for my taste buds. Shanghai, I'll definitely be back!
Destination(s):
Shanghai
Date of
Experience:
May 08,2024
Elvis Eva
Canada
Reviewed on June 20,2025
As a solo traveler from Canada, I was nervous about navigating China alone—but this 11-day tour was PERFECT! From hiking the Great Wall at sunrise (Day 3) to gasping at the Terracotta Army (Day 5), every day delivered ‘pinch-me’ moments. The real showstopper? Zhangjiajie’s Avatar Mountains (Day 7)! Our guide made the stone pillars come alive with stories.
Massive thanks for handling all logistics—bullet train tickets, entry passes, car! And the 4-star hotels surprised me.
Destination(s):
Beijing Xian Zhangjiajie Shanghai
Date of
Experience:
June 02,2025
Simon
America
Reviewed on May 29,2025
Our 2-day Zhangjiajie tour was beyond spectacular! As someone who’s visited Beijing and Shanghai for work, this trip revealed China’s wild, magical heart. Day 1 in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park felt like stepping onto Pandora—I’m a huge Avatar fan, and Yuanjiajie’s floating peaks left me breathless. The misty pillars and lush valleys like pure movie magic!
Then came Fenghuang Ancient Town, we eat dinner beside the thundering waterfall. It seems Unreal! The night views of stilt houses glowing over the river were straight from a fairy tale.
For fellow Avatar lovers and adventure seekers: Don’t miss this bucket-list experience! 10/10 would return.
A Well-Traveled Film Buff, May 2025
Destination(s):
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Date of
Experience:
May 08,2025
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