Angereds Centrum, Shopping center in Angered district, Göteborg, Sweden.

Angereds Centrum is a shopping center in the Angered district of northern Göteborg with about 60 stores, banks, restaurants, and a central square. The complex spreads across multiple levels and zones offering different services and shopping and leisure options beneath one large roof.

The decision to build Angereds Centrum was taken unanimously by the city council on 9 April 1975. The first sod was turned on 2 February 1976 by municipal commissioner Åke Norling. The square was inaugurated on 26 October 1978 by King Carl XVI Gustaf, who travelled there by tram from central Göteborg; around 40 shops existed then, against about 60 today.

The Blå Stället cultural center inside hosts theater shows and exhibitions that bring together people from many different backgrounds living in the district. These spaces serve as gathering points where the community comes together to share experiences and creative expression.

The center connects easily to the public transport network with three tram lines and ten bus routes, plus free parking for those arriving by car. The wide choice of transport options makes visiting straightforward whether traveling by transit or driving yourself.

Lärjeåns trädgårdar is a biodynamic market garden with a café by the Lärjeån stream, listed among the facilities of Angereds Centrum but not in the central square itself. The center also has a theatre, a upper secondary school, a sports facility, a youth club and a local hospital with specialist care.