NorthPark Center ranks among the most popular places in Dallas, Texas, and it attracts many visitors during the whole year. Our team at Texas Blok created this interactive map that helps folks locate stores and find their way in the central space without trouble. By means of the map below you can check the positions of stores and prepare your journey before leaving home.
To find a specific store, use the search bar in the upper left-hand corner of the map… It simplifies everything. Simply type the name of the store, and it will appear directly up.
You can also scroll through the categories to browse the available options and find fresh stores.
How To Use This NorthPark Center Directory Map
To more closely observe some part of the mall, move the cursor above the map and scroll to zoom. In the bottom right corner find buttons to zoom, zoom out or pass to full screen for clearer vision. NorthPark Center has three levels, marked L3, L2 and L1. Press the labels of levels in teh upper right part of the map to switch between floors and explore each of them.
Clicking on any store marker, you will receive more info about that particular place.
NorthPark Center forms a big closed shopping complex in Dallas, Texas. It sits at the crossing of United States 12, also called Northwest Highway, and United States 75. Many consider it one of the best shopping spots in the Southwest, even one of the world’s best shopping experiences.
That sounds bold, but the site proves it with a vast range of stores, restaurants and fun.
The main anchor stores that currently operate in NorthPark Center are Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy’s, Dillard’s and Eataly; each of them works as a main landmark inside the complex. Also AMC NorthPark 15 Cinemas sits hear for those that want to enjoy a film.
In the mall operate more than two hundred stores and restaurants. That means a lot of area to explore. However the layout is organized well through several levels, with clear paths to the big anchor stores.
So finding your way is not as hard as it could seem at first. After some taps on the map, navigation becomes truly simple.
NorthPark Center first opened many years ago, during the middle of the sixties. Photos from that time show how important the place was for the community of Dallas from the start. There is real history here.
Someone even found an old paper map of the center, forgotten in a car years before. Most folks did not even know that such paper maps ever existed for the place.
Besides shopping, NorthPark Center is known for its art collection. It shows globally known works from the 20th and 21st centuries. Award-winning architecture and carefully planned greenery improve the whole experience.
There is also a garden called CenterPark, that covers quite a lot of ground. That forms a nice oasis in what otherwise is a typical shopping space.
One calm area that deserves a look is NorthCourt beside Nordstrom. It is described as a restful place; great for a pause between stores.
To enter the mall there is no fee. You can freely stroll and look around. Maps and directories are available at info spots in the center or through the official website.
On the other hand, the whole size of the place can seem a bit overwhelming at first. There are simply too many things to see and do.
The complex opens most days in the morning until evening, although Sundays with a bit shorter hours. Inside you find stores like Tiffany & Co. And Hollister Co., together with a wide range of fashion stores, accessories, health and beauty stores, restaurants, bars, fast food spots, cafes and places for desserts. Jobs are also posted through the center for interested folks.
The service at Nordstrom has not always been clean, which is worth a mention. Even so, NorthPark Center stays one of the main spots in Dallas for shopping, eating and simply spending time in well designed surroundings. The mix of luxury stores, everyday stores, food, cinemas and art makes it much morethan average shopping centers.
This interactive map was accurate at its creation, but because stores change sometimes, we will update it as needed. Bookmark this page, so that coming back and checking the info before your next trip is easy.
