About us
Infinity Village Square
In the Kirchberg, the business district of Luxembourg CityIn this place, shopkeepers know each other, exchange ideas and the regular visitor will not remain anonymous for long. In addition to rented commercial cells, there are men and women who bring this area to life which until then had been a bit mineral.
Pampering, beauty, exercise, food: it's all here!
The whole centre has been designed and furnished to make you feel good, displaced in a family place decorated with a central shaft, sheltered under a green roof and for the cicada lovers, there is a petanque field in summer and ... in another bucolic register, some sheep (which return to the warmth in winter and are replaced by fir trees).
Kirchberg food court & more
Like its neighbouring countries, Luxembourg has its own particularities, and there's nothing like local players to understand the expectations of residents and workers. Most of the retailers at Infinity Shopping Center are local:
which reflects the desire to refocus on the essentials and continue to promote the Grand Duchy's expertise.
At the Infinity village square, you'll be more interested in having a good time with colleagues or friends, rather than window-shopping.
The many food outlets offer international culinary diversity. Here you'll find Italian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Persian, American and, of course, Luxembourgish cuisine.
Shopkeepers forge real links with their visitors, and that's good for you. Whether you come for a quick lunch, a relaxing moment or an afterwork with your colleagues, you'll feel right at home on the Kirchberg village square.
In a world where everything moves fast, too fast, Infinity Shopping offers a place in Kirchberg that invites us to enjoy the present moment.
The Infinity Bees
In our own way, we're trying to take a more environmental approach. Since April, beehives have been established on the green roof of Infinity Shopping.
Bees are essential to the functioning of the Earth because they are responsible for 80% of pollination, which is vital for the reproduction of flowering plants. In fact, 35% of our food resources depend on pollination by insects, including bees, even in urban environments.
We explain everything in a blog post.
