NorthPark Center

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Over two million square feet of shopping. That’s NorthPark Center. A Dallas landmark.

NorthPark Center isn’t just a mall. It’s a destination. A place where history and high fashion collide. It opened in 1965. A cotton field then. Now a retail giant. Anchored by Neiman Marcus. Dillard’s. Nordstrom. And Neiman Marcus. These iconic stores draw millions.

Raymond Nasher had a vision. He wanted more than just shops. He wanted art. He filled NorthPark with sculptures and fountains. Transforming a simple shopping experience. He also envisioned a space that went beyond the typical mall clutter. His goal was to create something unique. Something beautiful. NorthPark’s design won awards. The American Institute of Architects even called it a “Design of the Decade”.

The mall has seen its share of changes. Lord & Taylor once stood here. Then came Barneys New York. Now. Arhaus and Eataly thrive. NorthPark Center constantly evolves. Adapting to the changing times. Yet it remains true to its original vision.

A little-known fact. NorthPark hosts Bookmarks. A children’s library. The first of its kind in a shopping mall. It’s a testament to the mall’s commitment to the community.

In 2006 a major expansion doubled the size of NorthPark Center. The architects cleverly incorporated a 1.4-acre park. CenterPark it’s called. A green oasis in the heart of the shopping experience. Adding to the beauty of the space.

NorthPark Center has even starred in movies. Scenes from *True Stories* were filmed here. The mall’s unique ambiance was captured on film. It shows how iconic the mall has become. A true Dallas treasure. More than just a mall. A cultural icon.

So. Explore NorthPark Center. Discover its history. Marvel at its art. Shop its exclusive stores. Experience the magic. The magic that only NorthPark Center can offer.

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