CC Drammen

CC Drammen is a shopping centre located at Brakerøya in Drammen municipality, Norway, along Tomtegata. It was established by the company CC Cash & Carry A/S and opened its doors at Tomtegaten 36 in 1968, in the factory buildings of the former P. Christensen knitwear factory; several of the oldest factory buildings were rehabilitated and remain in use. At its opening the centre housed 18 stores with a total floor area of 12,000 square metres, and its first director was Frank Kaleb Jansen. With 800 parking spaces at opening, it was the first shopping centre adapted for motorists in the Drammensregionen. As of 2023 the centre has 42 stores, including three dining establishments and four health operators under the CCHelse banner on the third floor. The centre building totals 19,500 square metres of floor area across two buildings and three floors. Between 2015 and 2017 the centre was modernised and expanded; when it reopened in June 2017 it had been extended by 8,000 square metres and 7,000 square metres had been rehabilitated. In 2022 the centre recorded turnover of 730 million Norwegian kroner across 1.6 million visitors, and it now has 400 parking spaces. The centre's official website promotes member offers through an app, a customer club with login and membership sign-up, one hour of extra free parking for members, and categories covering health, shops and dining. CC Drammen serves the Drammen area as a regional shopping destination with a mix of retail, food service and health services.

CC Drammen was established by the company CC Cash & Carry A/S and opened at Tomtegaten 36 on Brakerøya in Drammen in 1968. The centre was built in the factory buildings of the former P. Christensen knitwear factory (P. Christensens Trikotagefabrikk), and several of the oldest factory buildings were rehabilitated and remain in use. At its opening the department store housed 18 stores with a total floor area of 12,000 square metres. The first director of the centre was Frank Kaleb Jansen. With 800 parking spaces at opening, it was the first shopping centre adapted for motorists in the Drammensregionen. Between 2015 and 2017 the centre was modernised and expanded. When it reopened in June 2017, it had been extended by 8,000 square metres and 7,000 square metres had been rehabilitated. As of 2023 the centre has 42 stores, of which three are dining establishments and four are health operators under the name CCHelse on the third floor. The centre building totals 19,500 square metres of floor area, distributed across two buildings and three floors. In 2022 the centre had a turnover of 730 million Norwegian kroner across 1.6 million visitors. It had 800 parking spaces when it opened in 1968 and now has 400 parking spaces.

• 2023

  The centre has 42 stores, including three dining establishments and four health operators (CCHelse) on the third floor.

• 2022

  The centre records turnover of 730 million Norwegian kroner across 1.6 million visitors.

• 2017

  The centre reopens in June after being extended by 8,000 square metres and with 7,000 square metres rehabilitated.

• 2015

  Modernisation and expansion of the centre begins.

• 1968

  CC Drammen opens at Tomtegaten 36, Brakerøya, in the former P. Christensen knitwear factory buildings, with 18 stores and 12,000 square metres of floor area.

• 1968

  The centre opens with 800 parking spaces, becoming the first shopping centre adapted for motorists in the Drammensregionen.

A regional shopping centre in Drammen combining retail, dining and health services, with a customer club and app-based member offers.

• Retail stores

  42 stores as of 2023.

• Dining establishments

  Three dining establishments as of 2023.

• CCHelse health services

  Four health operators on the third floor as of 2023.

• Parking

  400 parking spaces; members receive one hour of extra free parking.

• Customer club and app

  Member offers and coupons available through the app.

1. 1CC Drammen ::: Homeccdrammen.no
2. 2CC Drammenno.wikipedia.org
3. 3CC Drammenwikidata.org