Palm Jumeirah Mall is a district of Dubai, 3.4 km from Al Fardan Exchange Metro Station.
Palm Jumeirah Mall is a large shopping complex located on the trunk of Palm Jumeirah in Dubai. Formerly known as Nakheel Mall, the development was renamed Palm Jumeirah Mall in summer 2025. The scheme is a major retail and leisure destination on The Palm and sits alongside The Palm Tower, a 50‑storey hotel and residential building.
Palm Jumeirah Mall is a purpose-built mall complex occupying a significant footprint on The Palm Jumeirah. The overall development is described as a Dh2.5 billion project covering some 418,000 square metres. The mall itself provides more than 100,000 square metres of retail area over five retail levels and is positioned on the trunk of Palm Jumeirah, approximately 0.2 km from the main Palm Jumeirah spine. The Palm Tower sits adjacent to the mall and forms part of the immediate mixed-use cluster.
Public transport links and driving distances place the mall within easy reach of many of Dubai’s key districts. The nearest Dubai Metro station on the Red Line (station code R35) is about 3,435 metres from the mall and is not classified as walkable from the site. The existing Palm Jumeirah Monorail runs above parts of the retail complex and provides a direct connection from the mall to the mainland and to Atlantis on the outer crescent.
Typical drive times cited for the area are: roughly 18 minutes to Dubai Mall, about 7 minutes to the central spine of Palm Jumeirah, and around 14 minutes to Burj Al Arab and to The Walk at JBR. Airport access by car is commonly referenced as approximately 26 minutes to Dubai International Airport (DXB) and roughly 35 minutes to Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), subject to traffic.
The mall has five retail levels and three basement parking levels. Parking capacity is reported at around 4,000 spaces in the basement car parks. The retail mix is planned to include approximately 200 shops, two anchor department stores, a medical centre and a fitness complex. The scheme also incorporates space for a multi‑screen cinema complex with capacity for 15 screens arranged over two storeys.
A rooftop plaza is provided for a number of fine dining outlets, and multiple food and beverage venues are located inside the mall. The British supermarket chain Waitrose is recorded as a first and flagship tenant, occupying about 4,200 square metres.
Adjacent to the mall the development known as The Palm Tower comprises a new five‑star, 50‑storey hotel and residential building. The Palm Jumeirah Monorail traverses the retail block and passes through an art installation described as a large crystal, allowing visitors to see trains as they pass above the stores.
In June 2023 a rooftop offer named St. Regis Gardens opened with a selection of dining concepts including Chez Wam, Aretha, Signor Sassi and Leña Las Brasas. On the construction side, an AED 1 billion contract was awarded to United Engineering Construction (UNEC) and Actco General Contracting Company for construction works related to the mall.
Project descriptions and images that accompanied earlier concept stages show design iterations; developments of this scale commonly undergo revisions between concept and delivery.
Palm Jumeirah Mall is intended for a broad audience:
Key practical figures for Palm Jumeirah Mall include the headline retail floor area (in excess of 100,000 square metres), the overall site area reported at 418,000 square metres for the wider complex, around 200 retail units, three basement levels providing roughly 4,000 parking spaces and provision for a 15‑screen cinema across two floors. Waitrose is identified as a major supermarket tenant within the mall.
Transport options include road access from Dubai Marina, JBR and the mainland, monorail connections directly through the development, and a metro station on the Red Line located several kilometres away. Typical drive times to key city destinations have been cited in developer material and local guides; actual travel times will vary with traffic conditions.
What is Palm Jumeirah Mall?
Palm Jumeirah Mall is a large retail and leisure complex on the trunk of Palm Jumeirah that includes multiple retail levels, restaurants, parking and leisure facilities and sits next to The Palm Tower.
How can I get there by public transport?
The Palm Jumeirah Monorail runs through the immediate area and connects the mall to Atlantis and the mainland. The nearest Dubai Metro Red Line station (code R35) is about 3.4 km away.
What facilities are available on site?
Reported facilities include over 100,000 square metres of retail space across five levels, approximately 200 shops, two anchor department stores, a large supermarket (Waitrose), a medical centre, a fitness complex, rooftop dining and capacity for a 15‑screen cinema. There are three basement parking levels with around 4,000 spaces.
Is there a hotel or residential component?
Yes. The Palm Tower, a five‑star, 50‑storey hotel and residential building, is located alongside the mall and is part of the local mixed‑use cluster.
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