Eden Shopping Centre
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UnclaimedEden Shopping Centre is a Prague 10 shopping mall anchored by a Tesco Extra hypermarket, opened in 2005 and home to more than 100 shops and services.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Eden Shopping Centre (Czech: Nákupní centrum Eden) is a shopping mall with a hypermarket located in Prague 10–Vršovice, in the Eden area, next to the SK Slavia football stadium and the Vlasta housing estate. It was built on the site of a former park and opened in September 2005 by the French retailer Carrefour. Two years later, in 2007, the centre was taken over by Tesco, which not only operates the hypermarket but also has its Czech headquarters in the building. The centre underwent renovation of the ground floor and first floor in 2010, of the food court on the second floor in 2020, and a further comprehensive renovation in 2025. The mall offers a wide range of shops and services, with more than 100 stores. Its anchor tenant is a Tesco Extra hypermarket, which is open from 6:00 to 24:00, while the other shops generally operate from 9:00 to 21:00. The centre provides free parking for two hours daily, with 963 parking spaces, including two floors of underground parking. Among the tenants listed on the official website are Cleany s.r.o., Klenoty Eden, SPORTISIMO, Café Collection, YVES ROCHER, Tchibo, yBox24, Klima express, Deichmann, and Boutique KN Style. The centre also features restaurants, cafés, takeaway food, and fitness facilities. Eden Shopping Centre is located at U Slavie 1527, Prague 10. The centre management can be reached at 272 011 711, and Tesco Extra at 800 222 555. The mall is positioned as a convenient shopping destination for families and residents of the surrounding area, offering a mix of retail, dining, and leisure services under one roof.
History
Eden Shopping Centre (Nákupní centrum Eden) is a shopping mall with a hypermarket located in Prague 10–Vršovice, in the Eden area, next to the SK Slavia football stadium and the Vlasta housing estate. The building was constructed on the site of a former park and was opened in September 2005 by the French retailer Carrefour. Two years later, in 2007, the centre was taken over by Tesco, which not only operates the hypermarket there but also has its Czech branch headquarters in the building. In 2010, the ground floor and first floor underwent renovation, and in 2020 the food court on the second floor was renovated. A further comprehensive renovation took place in 2025. The shopping centre provides a wide range of shops and services. It also contains two floors of underground parking. As of the official website, the centre hosts more than 100 shops, including Tesco Extra, Cleany s.r.o., Klenoty Eden, SPORTISIMO, Café Collection, YVES ROCHER, Tchibo, yBox24, Klima express, Deichmann, and Boutique KN Style. The centre also offers restaurants, cafés, takeaway food, and fitness facilities. Tesco Extra is open from 6:00 to 24:00, while the other shops are open from 9:00 to 21:00. Parking is free for two hours daily, with 963 parking spaces. The centre is located at U Slavie 1527, Prague 10. Contact numbers include Tesco Extra: 800 222 555 and centre management: 272 011 711.
- 2025
Further comprehensive renovation of the centre.
- 2020
Renovation of the food court on the second floor.
- 2010
Renovation of the ground floor and first floor.
- 2007
Tesco took over the centre, operating the hypermarket and establishing its Czech headquarters in the building.
- 2005
Eden Shopping Centre opened in September 2005, built by Carrefour on the site of a former park.
Products and positioning
A convenient family-oriented shopping destination in Prague 10, anchored by a Tesco Extra hypermarket and offering a broad mix of retail, dining, and leisure services.
Tesco Extra hypermarket
Cleany s.r.o.
Klenoty Eden
SPORTISIMO
Café Collection
YVES ROCHER
Tchibo
yBox24
Klima express
Deichmann
Boutique KN Style
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