How to choose shopping places in Edmonton, Canada

Alberta's sales tax is really low, only 5%, so shopping there is a great idea. Edmonton is the second most populous provincial capital city in Canada (after Toronto). It's the cultural, governmental, and educational center of Alberta, with light rail transportation and many festivals throughout the year, mostly in the summer. It also has the largest indoor shopping center in North America - the West Edmonton Mall, and the largest historical park in Canada - Fort Edmonton Park.

West Edmonton Mall

West Edmonton Mall is the largest shopping mall in North America and the fifth largest in the world. The mall opened in September 1981 and was the largest shopping mall in the world at that time.

Kingsway Mall

Kingsway Mall has brands like Victoria's Secret, H&M, and Sephora, as well as some more popular high-end brands. The mall is quite large with many areas, and it gets particularly crowded during sales.

Edmonton City Centre Mall

Edmonton City Centre is located in the heart of downtown. It is not very large but has a complete range of brands, so it is very crowded, and parking can sometimes be problematic. Compared to other malls, it does not have a significant price advantage.

Southgate Centre

Southgate Centre is a relatively upscale shopping center in Edmonton, featuring many sports brands and affordable luxury items. Although the prices are relatively low, it is far from the city center, making transportation inconvenient if you don't drive.

South Edmonton Common

South Edmonton Common has many large chain stores, such as Future Shop which sells digital appliances. There are also some outlets where it is said you can find cheap shoes.