Celebrating Mandela Day in #theheartofcenturion

Celebrating Mandela Day in #theheartofcenturion Submission Details

Author: Krystal Coconas from Centurion Mall.
More Info link: https://centurionmall.co.za/
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About Centurion Mall
Centurion Mall offers a unique shopping environment with over 200 stores to shop or meet at with friends and family for breakfast, lunch or dinner; we have you covered.
Stroll down the open-air Spine area and you will find the architectural features that forms part of the main thoroughfare through the mall. Here you can stroll along a broad fashion walk dotted with large green planters and climate cooling water features.
Anchored by Woolworths, Pick ‘n Pay, Game, Dis-Chem, Clicks and Checkers, with the upper floor offering some great home and décor retailers, restaurants and more.
Centurion Mall can conveniently be accessed from the N1 highway with ample open and covered parking; as well as a variety of services including family and baby rooms, free Wi-Fi, ticketless parking and more. Centurion Mall is the shopping destination in the greater Tshwane area.

The media release has been issued by the Centurion Mall Marketing Department. For more information, contact Krystal Coconas krystalc@redefine.co.za | 012 663 1702.

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