Sarpsborg AMFI Borg

AMFI Borg

The AMFI Borg is located right next to the E6 just outside of Sarpsborg. The centre has a good mix of popular large chain stores and smaller niche shops. Located along the main road, the centre is especially attractive for people on the go.

Retail sales: 1014 mill. NOK
Foot fall: 1 542 173
Retail space: 19 410 m²
Retail tenants: 60

Want to rent a space at the AMFI Borg?

If you're interested in renting a space at the shopping centre, we'd love to talk to you!

Parking spaces
1000
Free parking
Yes
EV charging station
Yes
Free WiFi
Yes
Customer club
Yes
Gift card
Yes
Website
AMFI Borg

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VL

Vilde Nordby Larsen

Eiendomssjef
JN

Jørgen Næs

Senterleder
JJ

Jan Øyvind Johansen

Driftssjef

Location and accessibility

The AMFI Borg is easily reached by both car and bus and is only five minutes from the Sarpsborg city centre.

Bussholdeplass (AMFI Borg): 2min Walking time
Sarpsborg sentrum: 5min Driving time
Fredrikstad sentrum: 17min Driving time

You can rent a selling space at any Thon shopping centre in the country, including the largest shopping centres in Norway. Boost your visibility and sales with your own indoor marketplace!

Vacant premises at the AMFI Borg

Want to rent a space at the AMFI Borg? The available premises vary in size and accessibility. Contact us for an informal chat.

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