America's Shopping Places

General Growth Properties presents America’s Premier Shopping Places with 40 tourism-oriented shopping centers located in America’s best-loved cities, including Miami, New York City, Chicago, Las Vegas, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Boston, Baltimore, Dallas and more. Each center offers the nation’s best shopping, dining and entertainment. Visitor discounts, amenities and group programs are available.

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The Great Outdoors
Pedal, paddle, hike, bike or enjoy the USA’s great outdoors from a motor coach or cruise ship – the options are endless, the choices are yours.

Urban Adventures
Even visitors who holiday in the U.S. to experience the great outdoors and scenic byways, eventually find themselves seeking urban adventures, too. Whether this means eating, shopping, or visiting museums and theme parks, America’s cities satisfy all tastes.

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