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Smáralind Shopping Centre

Shopping centre at Hagasmári 1 in Kópavogur, with stores, dining and indoor entertainment.

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Shopping centre at Hagasmári 1 in Kópavogur, with stores, dining and indoor entertainment.

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**Smáralind Shopping Centre** is located at **Hagasmári 1, Kópavogur**. Official general centre hours: **Monday–Friday 11:00–19:00; Saturday 11:00–18:00; Sunday 12:00–17:00**. The cinema, food outlets, gyms and other operators often have separate schedules, and holidays can affect opening. Check smaralind.is for up-to-date store information, services and parking conditions. Visiting the shopping centre itself does not require an admission ticket.

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Smáralind offers shopping, cafés and restaurants and indoor entertainment in the Kópavogur part of the Capital Region. It is not an outdoor natural attraction or museum. Individual businesses set their own prices and may open earlier or later than the general shopping centre.

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