On this page is an interactive map of stores, done by our team at MapleVia, that helps you easily find your way in the Burlington Centre. Whether you search for a certain store or simply want to know what is inside, that map allows visitors to immediately see places of stores and plan their trip before leaving the house.
Do you want to find something particular? In the upper left-hand corner is a search box, that is the fastest way. Type in the name of the store and press search, there it is.
To explore the available options you can scroll through various categories, what works well also. To more closely observe some part? Simply move the mouse over the map and zoom directly there.
How To Use This Burlington Centre Directory Map
Down to the right are some buttons, that are useful for zooming in or out, or to go to full screen for the best view.
The shopping happens on two levels, so switching between them is easy. Click the labels L1 and L2 up to the right; like this you jump between floors and see, what is on each. Clicking some store marker shows extra information about that place, what is handy to know exactly where what is.
Burlington Centre sits in Burlington, Ontario, right at the Guelph Line beside Fairview Street; handy, whether you drive or use public transit. The area itself has good options for public transit with buses and trains, so moving around the area is not difficult.
That place has remarkable history. For instance, Hara Forum has operated in those walls since the late sixties, that age shows, how strongly the mall is rooted in the community. Few businesses manage to keep such duration in one place.
The mix of tenants is quite varied. It includes stores like &W, that helps when you are hungry. Arain Jewellers takes care of your jewellery needs.
ABLa Employment offers support for job seekers. Hara Forum is about hair services. That is a typical mix of shops, restaurants and useful services, everything found in one space.
Also, the centre has its own staff team, that is ready to settle questions or problems. Gift cards are available, if you do not know, what to buy for someone. The centre runs events sometimes, so it is worth checking the schedule before you visit.
Parking happens in a private lot, so you will not meet big troubles finding a place. The centre also runs a program for sustainability, what shows real effort too reduce the environmental impact. And job offers appear regularly in the centre, what is useful for whoever is on the job market.
Visitors can join the EClub, that informs members about new stores, coming events and special deals exclusive for subscribers. If you commonly shop there, it is certainly worth joining… Those first offers add up.
Burlington Centre runs a community program called Burlington Central Cares, although the details do not always show clearly. It has a section called The Nave and a page about trends, that shows, what is new or popular in the centre.
On the other hand, Burlington Centre is not the only shopping spot in the city. Mapleview Centre, another mall nearby (has retailers like Zara), Sephora, Roots, Victoria’s Secret and Bell. So, if you explore options, you have several.
Burlington Centre gives more of a local feeling compared to some big shopping areas in the region.
It does not have every mainstream chain or brand, that you find in a huge mall. But for everyday purchases, a meal for lunch or fixing a practical task like a haircut or a staffing service, it gives what you need.
Remember, that store hours differ by store, so check before going to avoid frustration. During festive periods or big sales like Black Friday, special hours can apply, thatdiffer from the usual.
The centre actively rents spaces to new businesses, what shows, that the management cares to attract fresh tenants and keep the shopping appealing for visitors.
The interactive directory map here shows the current store list, but because the retail world changes, updates will appear as needed. Bookmark this page, so that you can easily check the latest before your next trip.
