Blautal Center
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Basic data | ||
Location: | Ulm | |
Opening: | October 29, 1997 | |
Total area: | 44,500 m² | |
Sales area : | 37,500 m² | |
Shops: | about 100 | |
Website: | www.blautal-center.de | |
Transport links | ||
Railway station: | Ulm Central Station , Ulm-Söflingen | |
Railway stations: | 2 | |
Bus stop: | Blautal-Center, Auf der Gölde, Magirusstraße | |
Stops: | 3 | |
Tram : | line 1 | |
Omnibus : | 10, 13, 36, 37, 38 | |
Motorways : | A8 , A7 , B10 , B28 , B30 | |
Parking spaces : | 2,300 |
The Blautal-Center is a shopping center opened on October 29, 1997 in Ulm . With a total area of 44,500 m², it is one of the largest shopping centers in southern Germany.
shops
The sales area of 37,500 m² offers space for 100 shops, twelve of which are restaurants . Well-known retail chains are u. a. the sporting goods retailer Decathlon , the drugstore Müller , the clothing chains C&A , H&M as well as New Yorker and the shoe retailer Deichmann . There are also a number of other shops for clothing and shoes, books, office supplies as well as accessories and jewelery in the Blautal-Center. Numerous service providers can also be found in the Blautal Center, including a. Hairdressers, opticians, cell phone providers, a pharmacy and a travel agency. The largest sales area of almost 7,000 m² was used by various grocery stores in succession until February 2017, but has been vacant since then.
location
The Blautal Center is located on Blaubeurer Strasse in Ulm.
Directions
The Blautal-Center Ulm is about 2.8 km on foot from Ulm Central Station. It can also be reached via bus lines 10, 13, 36, 37 and 38, and there are two stops directly in front of the main entrance. In addition, the Magirusstraße tram stop, which is served by line 1, is about 12 minutes' walk away. Thanks to the convenient transport links in Ulm, the Blautal-Center can be reached via the A7 and A8 motorways and the B10 , B28 and B30 federal highways .
Others
In the neighboring town of Neu-Ulm , only separated from Ulm by the Danube , the Glacis Gallery opened on March 19, 2015, another shopping center with around 24,800 m² and a similar branch mix. This is causing some public criticism, as the two large shopping centers are then only 4.8 km apart. It is feared that, on the one hand, retailers in the inner cities will have to struggle even harder, and on the other, that the Glacis-Galerie will not be able to prevail against the established Ulm city center and the Blautal-Center.
In 2015, the Blautal-Center was renovated and rebuilt for around 15 million euros. In addition to replacing damaged floor tiles, play facilities for children were set up, including a large dragon ship. The main investment, however, was the renovation of the dining area "Speiserei" for four million euros.
Due to the vacancy of more than ten retail spaces, including the former supermarket area with almost 7000 m², the operator is considering converting part of the center for fitness, health or wellness offers. Conversion into apartments is even conceivable.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ blautalcenter.de
- ↑ tourism.ulm.de
- ↑ After Euronics, V-Markt is also leaving the Blautalcenter. In: Südwest Presse . November 4, 2016, accessed on November 11, 2016 (German).
- ↑ augsburger-allgemeine.de: Glacis-Galerie is now gaining momentum
- ↑ augsburger-allgemeine.de: Glacis-Galerie: Citizens still have doubts
- ↑ Südwest-Presse: Blautalcenter completes an extensive renovation
- ↑ Ulm's Blautalcenter has new management. In: Südwest Presse . March 27, 2018, accessed on August 25, 2018 (German).
Coordinates: 48 ° 23 '59 " N , 9 ° 57' 39.9" E