Park Bulvar

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Park Bulvar
Location Baku Boulevard, Baku, Azerbaijan
Coordinates 40°22′15″N49°50′59″E / 40.37083°N 49.84972°E / 40.37083; 49.84972
Opening date20 July 2010;14 years ago (2010-07-20)
DeveloperBaku Plaza Ltd
OwnerBaku Plaza Ltd
No. of stores and services99
Total retail floor area 17,000 m2 (180,000 sq ft)[ citation needed ]
No. of floors6
ParkingParking lot for 550 cars
Website parkbulvar.az/en

Park Bulvar (English: Park Boulevard) is a multi-story shopping mall located on Baku Boulevard in downtown Baku, Azerbaijan.

Located near the Government House of Baku, The mall is four floors high with two subterranean levels. [1] The mall was built by Baku Plaza Ltd. for an alleged US$41.5 million and contains nearly 100 businesses, including a supermarket, cinema, children's playground and several high-end restaurants overlooking Baku Bay on the Caspian Sea. [2]

The opening of Park Bulvar in 2010 was attended by President Ilham Aliyev and his family. [3] [4]

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References

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