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LocationNot in the city centre, surprisingly, this strangely named mall is situated in walking distance of the Sheraton Hotel in the posh Al Dafna area. Parking:Makes me shudder to even think about it! Seriously, at busy times you are probably best either going to Villagio or taking a taxi. ReviewDoha's largest mall, City Centre, may not be the classiest of Doha's shopping centres, but until Villagio opened it was my favourite. You can certainly find your expensive jewellery, brand-named clothes, exquisite perfumes and deliciously fragrant bath oils, but at the same time there's things for people on the tightest of budgets. There's a range of electronic gadgets to keep the husbands amused while you get down to business, and a fantastic (and large!) amusement area for children with bouncy castles, computer games it even has a go-kart racing track!
Carrefour, the supermarket here, always has some sort of sale on, and I've spent many a happy afternoon browsing through baskets full of clothes while my husband trails miserably behind me. (You do have to watch the quality of some things here, though, and I have seen several counterfeit products). There are many, many shops here, and it will take several trips before you really know your way around.
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Essentially this is a mall with everything, and you can do your banking at one of its banks, pay your telephone bills at Q-tel, check your email at an internet cafe, have lunch in a restaurant and then go ice-skating without leaving the building. When I first wrote this review, I complained that the only thing it was missing was a bookstore which it now has. I-spy's range of books does not match Virgin's, but some thought has gone into it and the shop is well-laid out - it even has bean bags for children to lie on while they browse. (Having a