Mississauga has tremendous shopping opportunities for absolutely everyone. If you like to spend like a celebrity or look for the very best deal there are more then your fair share of places to shop in Mississauga.

MALL MADNESS
Square One Shopping Centre,  Ontario's largest mall boasts more than one million square feet of prime retail space that translates into 360 of North America's most recognizable brand names, offering everything from apparel to jewellery, to housewares and leather goods. Guest services provide special discounts to travellers, including a coupon book, free-gift voucher, as well as Goods and Services Tax (GST) rebate forms for American visitors.

Erin Mills Town Centre  is another popular stop. The 799,000 square foot shopping centre features 220 shops, including H&M, Old Navy, La Senza and American Eagle.


DISCOUNT FEVER
Heartland Town Centre  is the bargain hunter's heaven. Spread across 1.3 million square feet, this is big box shopping at its best.

Dixie Outlet Mall  is one of the largest enclosed outlet malls in Canada. Here, find more than 150 brand names, manufacturer and retail outlet stores featuring discounts from 20 to 80 per cent off. There are additional savings for large groups; visit the customer service kiosk for information.


VILLAGE SHOPPING
Some retailers take advantage of Mississauga's natural advantages, locating themselves in picturesque surroundings. Streetsville’s quaint Queen Street is flanked by small shops, all within walking distance of one another, and offering a varied selection of goods, including accessories for home and garden and vintage clothing.

The shimmering blue waters of Lake Ontario provide the perfect backdrop to a day of
shopping in Port Credit. The area provides a serene retail experience with more than 200 stores and services. Clarkson Village, along scenic Lakeshore Road, is another pretty shopping preserve.

The Mississauga Chinese Centre  features an authentic selection of Chinese apparel, accessories and giftware to choose from. A glimpse at the dramatic entrance is worth the drive alone: the 43-foot-tall gateway and surrounding structures are modern replicas of ancient Chinese architecture, while the Nine Dragon Wall (the only one of its kind outside of Asia) provides a unique setting for exploring Chinese-Canadian culture.