The UK’s Biggest Shopping Centre: £1.6bn to Build, Nearly 500 Stores

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Europe’s largest shopping, dining and entertainment destination

It Stands in White City West London

The Original Development Cost £1.6 Billion

It Opened During the Financial Crisis

A Major Expansion Changed Its Status

“Nearly 500 Stores” Uses a Broad Definition

Its Retail Mix Covers Almost Every Market

The Village Targets Luxury Shoppers

Dining Is a Major Part of the Complex

Entertainment Keeps Visitors Inside Longer

Its Visitor Numbers Remain Enormous

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Westfield London is closer to a self-contained city district than a conventional shopping centre. Spread across 2.6 million square feet in White City, it combines mainstream retail, luxury fashion, restaurants, entertainment venues and large public spaces under one destination.

Its scale is only part of the story. The complex took five years and a reported £1.6 billion to build, opened during a global financial crisis and later expanded until its owner described it as Europe’s largest shopping, dining and entertainment destination.

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