Old Bradesco Warehouses To Become Shopping Center With Supermarket And Dozens Of Stores In Campinas

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 10/03/2026 at 18:07

Antigos galpões do Bradesco no Swiss Park, em Campinas, serão transformados em shopping de 34 mil m² com lojas, serviços e supermercado confirmado. (Imagem: repordução Canal Revolução no Interior)

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Repurposed Industrial Structures in Swiss Park Begin to Transform into a New Shopping Center in Campinas, Bringing Together Supermarket, Gym, Health Services, and Dining Options in a Project Designed to Accompany Urban Growth and Increased Demand for Convenience in the Region.

Structures that had remained closed for decades in Swiss Park, Campinas, are beginning to gain a new function in an area marked by the city’s real estate expansion.

On the site of former warehouses used for document storage, Swiss Park Mall will be inaugurated in the first half of 2026, a commercial venture planned to serve residents and workers in one of the fastest-growing regions in the municipality.

Former Bradesco warehouses in Swiss Park, Campinas, will be transformed into a 34,000 m² shopping center with confirmed stores, services, and supermarket. (Image: reproduction Channel Revolution in the Interior)

Swiss Park Mall is entering the final phase of implementation with the proposal to bring together convenience, services, health, gastronomy, and leisure in a single environment.

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Food Court and New Dining Options at Swiss Park Mall

Within this concept, the food court will play a central role in the experience of visitors.

Located right at the main entrance of the mall, it will gather 10 operations, in addition to restaurants and a bakery that should expand the dining options in the neighborhood and establish themselves as new meeting points for local residents.

The expectation is that the space will become an environment for socializing and leisure, bringing together different profiles of the public in one place.

Spasso Sabores Supermarket and Select Gym Among the Anchors

Among the highlights of the venture is Spasso Sabores Supermarkets, part of the Zeferino Group, which has over 40 years of experience in the food retail sector.

The unit will have more than 3,600 square meters of space and will be the first of the chain in Campinas.

The proposal is to offer a wide variety of products, fresh produce, and premium items, as well as complete solutions for daily shopping.

Another highlight of the mall will be the gym Select Gym by Panobianco, a space focused on health and quality of life with about 1,800 square meters, dedicated to physical activities and well-being.

The venture will also feature a multidisciplinary medical unit and clinical laboratory, as well as the installation of a pet shop, expanding the essential service offerings for local residents.

Swiss Park Expansion Drives New Service Center in Campinas

According to Bruno Anversa, director of Swiss Park Mall, the venture was planned to accompany the neighborhood’s growth.

“Swiss Park is experiencing a consistent cycle of expansion, and the mall comes to add value to the neighborhood and to the daily lives of those who live and work here.

Our goal is to deliver an innovative, safe space aligned with the highest quality standards.”

Located in the heart of Swiss Park, the venture will have access to an estimated base of over 38,000 potential daily consumers.

To meet this demand, the mall will have about 1,000 parking spaces, including quick parking.

New Hub of Commerce and Convenience in Swiss Park

Swiss Park is considered one of the most structured planned neighborhoods in Campinas, bringing together various residential condominiums, business areas, and consolidated urban infrastructure.

With the inauguration of Swiss Park Mall, the expectation is that the venture will expand the offerings of commerce and services in the region.

The goal is to facilitate the daily routines of those who live or work in the neighborhood and strengthen local development.

More information about the venture is expected to be released in the coming months, including through the mall’s official profile on social media.

Old Bradesco Warehouses To Become Shopping Center With Supermarket And Dozens Of Stores In Campinas

Repurposed Industrial Structures in Swiss Park Begin to Transform into a New Shopping Center in Campinas, Bringing Together Supermarket, Gym, Health Services, and Dining Options in a Project Designed to Accompany Urban Growth and Increased Demand for Convenience in the Region.

Food Court and New Dining Options at Swiss Park Mall

Spasso Sabores Supermarket and Select Gym Among the Anchors

Swiss Park Expansion Drives New Service Center in Campinas

New Hub of Commerce and Convenience in Swiss Park

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Old Bradesco Warehouses To Become Shopping Center With Supermarket And Dozens Of Stores In Campinas

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