Luna Plaza (Chinese: 蘭城新月廣場; pinyin: Lán chéng xīn yuè guǎngchǎng) is a shopping center in Yilan City, Yilan County, Taiwan that opened in 2008. It is the largest shopping mall in the county as well as in eastern Taiwan.[1][2]
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| Location | No. 6, Lane 38, Section 2, Minquan Road, Yilan City, Yilan County, Taiwan |
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| Coordinates | 24°45′15″N 121°45′03″E / 24.754260499958555°N 121.7509486128956°E |
| Opening date | 2008 |
| Management | WONDERFUL ASSETS CO., LTD. |
| Total retail floor area | 130,000 m2 (1,400,000 sq ft) |
| No. of floors | 11 floors above ground 4 floors below ground |
| Parking | 1246 |
| Website | www.lunaplaza.com.tw |
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Luna Plaza is located in the commercial area under the detailed urban planning of the southern gate area of Yilan City. This is the commercial area land developed by the city rezoning process after the Former Yilan Prison in the Yilan County Government was relocated. It is part of the South Gate Project and is part of the county government's overall old city regeneration cultural corridor (starting from Yilan railway station, extending from the Old City East Road and the Old City South Road to the Yilan River, forming a crescent-shaped corridor).[3]
Luna Plaza was originally Carrefour’s first base in Yilan and was equipped with a community-based shopping mall. Later, it was transformed into a composite commercial building with various commercial facilities such as outlet stores, a five-star hotel, mass merchandisers, and cinemas, so that different consumers can meet their needs for sightseeing and local shopping at once. The 6th to 11th floors of the building house Silks Place Yilan（蘭城晶英酒店), a five-star hotel.[4][5]
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References edit
- ^ "(Chinese)蘭城新月廣場》狂吸台北客到宜蘭血拼 業績年增兩位數". Wealth Magazine. Retrieved 12 April 2021.
- ^ "(Chinese)新月百貨廣場初一到初四 推1元加購福袋有晶英住宿券". United Daily News.
- ^ "(Chinese)蘭城新月廣場簡介". lunaplaza.com.tw.
- ^ "(Chinese)下榻蘭城晶英酒店 院線片無限暢「影」". China Times.
- ^ "(Chinese)藏壽司進軍宜蘭新月廣場、新莊宏匯廣場". setn.com.
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