Talk:Shopping City Süd
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(1) The Shopping City Süd Europe's biggest shopping centre? I just can't believe it. There must be lots of similar mega, hyper, super, whatever malls in all big (European, American, Asian [?]) cities. Is there any proof?
(2) I've removed two bits: (a) the fact that there are traffic jams on Fridays and Saturdays. Again, no difference to anywhere else in the world. (b) the "fact" that people from Germany and Switzerland come to the SCS to go shopping there. No, they don't (unless they happen to be in Vienna on a holiday anyway). <KF> 21:40, Oct 18, 2004 (UTC)
I've added link to the list of the world largest shopping malls. As you see it's the only mall in Europe on the list, thus it has to be one of the largest. As you can read in the German version of this article that doesn't make it the biggest, because there are different ways to measure. 85.126.128.10 18:28, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
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