Donaupark Mauthausen

Donaupark Mauthausen is a shopping centre (Einkaufszentrum) located in Mauthausen in the state of Upper Austria. According to German-language reference material, it offers around 19,000 m² of sales area and serves a catchment area of roughly 120,000 residents. The catchment covers the Upper Austrian regions of Perg, Enns, Freistadt and Grein as well as, from neighbouring Lower Austria, St. Valentin, Haag and Strengberg. The property comprises around 59 shops and is owned by Leonhard Helbich-Poschacher. It is reported to attract approximately 2.7 million visitors per year. The centre opened in 1990 and was expanded in several stages in 1995, 2001 and 2006, growing into the largest shopping centre between Linz and Amstetten. In 2019 it reported turnover of around €63 million generated by some 370 employees. The site's development began in 1988 with a petrol station and a grocery store, followed by continuous expansion from 1990 onwards to the current scale of 59 businesses with a broad mix of sectors. A listed former salt warehouse (Salzstadl) is also part of the Donaupark. The centre's own website presents it as a combined shopping and gastronomy destination, with shops and food outlets, a centre service desk, gift vouchers and regular promotions such as a Ladies Day. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 09:00–18:00 and Saturday 09:00–17:00, with the service centre open on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings and early afternoons, Wednesday afternoons, and closed on Mondays. The centre can be contacted by phone and email and offers information on shops, promotions, lost property and other visitor services.

The development of the Donaupark Mauthausen site began in 1988 with a petrol station and a grocery store. From 1990 onwards the location was continuously expanded in several stages. The shopping centre itself opened in 1990 and was enlarged in 1995, 2001 and 2006, growing into the largest shopping centre between Linz and Amstetten. Today it comprises around 59 shops with a diverse mix of sectors and around 19,000 m² of sales area, serving a catchment area of roughly 120,000 residents that includes the Upper Austrian regions of Perg, Enns, Freistadt and Grein as well as St. Valentin, Haag and Strengberg in neighbouring Lower Austria. The property is owned by Leonhard Helbich-Poschacher and is reported to be visited by around 2.7 million people per year. In 2019, around 370 employees generated turnover of roughly €63 million. A listed former salt warehouse, the Salzstadl, is also part of the Donaupark. The centre operates its own website with shop and gastronomy information, opening hours, a centre service desk, gift vouchers and regular promotional events.

• 2019

  Around 370 employees generate turnover of roughly €63 million.

• 2006

  Further expansion, making it the largest shopping centre between Linz and Amstetten.

• 2001

  Further expansion stage of the shopping centre.

• 1995

  Expansion stage of the shopping centre.

• 1990

  The Donaupark Mauthausen shopping centre opens.

• 1988

  Development of the site begins with a petrol station and a grocery store.

A regional shopping and gastronomy centre serving the Mauthausen area and the wider Perg/Enns/Freistadt/Grein catchment, positioned as the largest shopping centre between Linz and Amstetten.

• Retail shops (around 59)

  A diverse mix of retail businesses across sectors.

• Gastronomy and food outlets

  Food and beverage offerings including lunch menus and menus from operators such as Wegschaider, Noodle King, Winkler Brot and Tasty & Co.

• Donaupark gift vouchers

  Gift vouchers available at the Centre Service, described as an ideal gift for any occasion.

• Centre Service

  Central point of contact for questions about the shopping centre, shops, promotions, lost property and practical visitor services.

1. 1Donaupark Mauthausen – Einkaufszentrum & Gastronomiedonaupark.at
2. 2Donaupark Mauthausen – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Donaupark Mauthausen – Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org