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Asia China Shenzhen Shopping The Mixc

The Mixc

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A must-visit for anyone shopping in Shenzhen, The MixC is a massive complex in Luohu District that goes far beyond the typical mall experience. Spanning six floors, it’s a blend of luxury brands, trendy boutiques, and lifestyle spots that make it easy to lose a few hours—or an entire day. You’ll find international designers alongside unique local shops, plus an Olympic-standard ice rink and a cinema if you need a break from shopping. The food courts alone are a world tour, packed with options from classic Chinese dishes to Italian gelato.

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  • Address: 1881 Baoan South Road, Luohu District, Shenzhen
  • Public Transport: Metro Lines 1 or 2 to Grand Theatre Station

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Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.​

*this will be downloaded as a PDF.

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The Mixc

The Mixc

A must-visit for anyone shopping in Shenzhen, The MixC is a massive complex in Luohu District that goes far beyond the typical mall experience. Spanning six floors, it’s a blend of luxury brands, trendy boutiques, and lifestyle spots that make it easy to lose a few hours—or an entire day. You’ll find international designers alongside unique local shops, plus an Olympic-standard ice rink and a cinema if you need a break from shopping. The food courts alone are a world tour, packed with options from classic Chinese dishes to Italian gelato.
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Dongmen Pedestrian Street

Dongmen Pedestrian Street

One of the city's oldest commercial areas, Dongmen stretches through narrow alleys and buzzing streets, mixing Shenzhen’s historic charm with today’s fast-paced energy. It’s packed with a bit of everything—boutiques selling trendy clothes, street stalls with quirky accessories, and rows of shops where you can bargain for electronics and home goods. The real draw, though, might just be the food. Dongmen’s food stalls and small restaurants spill out onto the street, serving everything from local dumplings and freshly baked pineapple buns to skewered meats and exotic snacks. It’s busy, vibrant, sometimes chaotic—and that’s exactly why locals and visitors love it.
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COCO Park

COCO Park

COCO Park in Shenzhen’s Futian District is a bustling hub for retail, dining, and nightlife. It houses a mix of international and Chinese brands alongside an array of dining options that range from trendy tea shops to Western restaurants and even a German beer garden. Outside, the lively Bar Street attracts a vibrant evening crowd with clubs, pubs, and live music. Families can enjoy play areas for kids and events in the open-air central plaza, while shoppers can explore speciality kiosks and fashion boutiques across multiple floors.
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Coastal City

Coastal City

Tucked in the heart of Nanshan District, Coastal City is a sprawling 7000 square-metre shopping and leisure hub that’s impossible to miss. The complex is made up of three multi-floor buildings, each packed with a mix of well-known brands and local labels, covering everything from stylish men’s and women’s fashion to kids’ clothing, beauty products, and electronics. Food lovers will appreciate the 30+ dining options spread across the mall, offering everything from Western comfort food to authentic Asian fare.
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