Plus City, building in Upper Austria, Austria
Plus City is a shopping center in Pasching, Austria, with around 220 stores covering fashion, electronics, and sports, as well as a cinema with 14 screens. The building is topped by one of the largest glass domes ever built in a shopping center, which fills the interior with natural light.
Plus City was developed in the decades after World War II, as Pasching grew in importance due to its proximity to the city of Linz. The center expanded over time by adding new stores and services to respond to growing demand.
The name Plus City suggests a place designed to offer more than shopping alone. The central Marcusplatz is a social gathering point where people sit in cafes and spend time together, giving the building a real role in the daily life of the surrounding area.
The center can be reached by tram, bike, or car, and free parking is available in large quantities. Opening hours vary by day of the week, so it is worth checking in advance, especially if you plan to visit in the evening or on weekends.
The center houses Ocean Park, an entertainment area with video games, bowling, and billiards, alongside Atlantis Kinderland, a playground designed for children between 3 and 9 years old. The combination of these two areas means families can spend several hours here without ever leaving the building.
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