360 Mall, Kuwait City

360 Mall, inaugurated on July 5, 2009, is a shopping center characterized by its circular architectural layout, earning its name from this distinctive feature. Both its exterior and interior designs adhere to contemporary architectural trends.

This mall encompasses a vast area of 82,000 square meters (880,000 square feet), comprising three floors dedicated to retail and an additional three floors designated for office spaces. It hosts 15 Cinescape cinema halls, including an IMAX theater and a VIP screening room. Moreover, it boasts a plethora of restaurants and stores, featuring a total of 130 registered trademarks.

In 2017, Bloomingdale's became the flagship department store within the mall, adding to the already established anchors such as Carrefour, Cinescape, IKEA, and the Rafa Nadal Academy Kuwait. Additionally, the Sheikh Jaber Al-Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah International Tennis Complex is housed within the premises.

360 Mall received global recognition in 2011 when it was honored with the title of "Best Shopping Center in the World" by RLI magazine during its annual awards ceremony. Remarkably, the mall boasts the world's largest vertical garden, designed by the renowned French botanist Patrick Blanc, demonstrating its commitment to environmental preservation.

Furthermore, the complex boasts a spacious parking facility with a capacity for 1,800 vehicles, making it the largest car park among commercial complexes in the Middle East. Additionally, it features a sprawling 9,000 square meters (97,000 square feet) of entertainment facilities, establishing itself as one of Kuwait's largest entertainment hubs.