Nákupní centrum Fénix, Shopping complex in Vysočany, Czech Republic

Nákupní centrum Fénix is a shopping centre on the eastern side of náměstí Organizace spojených národů in Vysočany, Prague, opened on 13 March 2008 as Galerie Fénix. It holds about 70 shops and kiosks, a Billa supermarket of 1,200 m², a Czech Post branch, restaurants, a fitness centre and a 600-space underground garage; the Clarion Congress Hotel Prague and offices occupy the upper floors.

Nákupní centrum Fénix opened on 13 March 2008 as Galerie Fénix. On 30 January 2012 a Czech Post branch with postcode 190 03 moved in, replacing three smaller Vysočany post offices that lacked capacity. The Billa supermarket was rebuilt and enlarged in 2018. The centre is owned by CPI Property Group, the company of billionaire Radovan Vítek.

The centre's name refers to the mythical phoenix, and it opened on 13 March 2008 as Galerie Fénix. Since 30 January 2012 it has housed the Czech Post branch with postcode 190 03, which replaced three smaller Vysočany post offices that lacked capacity.

Access is straightforward via Vysočanská metro station or nearby bus connections. The complex offers 600 parking spaces in the underground garage for visitors arriving by car.

The shopping centre occupies the lower floors of a building whose upper levels house the Clarion Congress Hotel Prague and office space. The centre opened on 13 March 2008 under the name Galerie Fénix and is now owned by CPI Property Group, the company of billionaire Radovan Vítek.