Luxury Mall · King of Prussia, PA
King of Prussia Mall
The Plaza and the Court.
One of the largest shopping malls in the United States, with over 400 stores across two connected buildings — The Plaza and The Court. From Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom to Louis Vuitton and Tiffany, KoP delivers the full luxury and mainstream shopping spectrum 20 miles from Center City.
Luxury Brands · Department Stores · National Retailers · Dining · Free Parking

- In our directory
- 14 shopseach one verified
- Where
- King of Prussia, PALuxury Mall
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–9pm
- Getting here
- SEPTA Bus 125From 69th St Terminal (MFL)
The directory
14 shops, all in one place.
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Luxury8 places
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The definitive luxury department store anchor at The Plaza. Full floors of designer fashion, fine jewelry, beauty, and home goods.
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Premium department store known for exceptional service, designer brands, and one of the best shoe departments in the region.
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New York's iconic luxury department store with a full range of designer fashion, cosmetics, and home. One of KoP's crown jewels.
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The full LV boutique experience — handbags, luggage, accessories, and ready-to-wear in a dedicated flagship-style store.
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Full Gucci boutique carrying the complete ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, and accessories collections.
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American leather goods and accessories with a strong selection of handbags, wallets, and outerwear.
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Hermès' only Philadelphia-area store. Silk scarves, leather ties, and the Birkin/Kelly consultation desk. Appointments recommended.
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British heritage house — trench coats in the iconic Heritage fabrics, scarves, leather goods. The Main Line's short-drive alternative to the Manhattan flagships.
Fashion3 places
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Spain's global fast-fashion powerhouse with trend-forward clothing for men, women, and kids updated twice weekly.
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Affordable on-trend fashion across multiple floors with a wide selection for the whole family.
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One of the largest Apple retail stores in the region — full product lineup, Today-at-Apple sessions most evenings, and a sharp Genius Bar that runs on time.
Beauty1 place
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The prestige beauty destination — hundreds of brands across makeup, skincare, fragrance, and hair care.
Dining1 place
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A reliable crowd-pleaser with an enormous menu, oversized portions, and the namesake desserts. Perfect post-shopping stop.
Jewelry1 place
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The KoP Tiffany store — engagement ring consultation room, the full Elsa Peretti + Paloma Picasso lines, and the archive Return to Tiffany silver.
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Insider guide
Shopping King of Prussia.
The story
King of Prussia Mall is Pennsylvania's premier retail destination and one of the largest shopping centers in the United States by retail space. Located 20 miles northwest of Center City Philadelphia in Montgomery County, the mall draws shoppers from across the Delaware Valley and beyond with its unmatched combination of luxury brands, national retailers, and dining options.
The complex comprises two distinct buildings — The Plaza and The Court — connected by an interior walkway. The Court houses the bulk of mid-range and fast fashion retailers, while The Plaza leans heavily into luxury with anchors like Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale's alongside flagship boutiques from Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., and Burberry.
The Plaza vs. The Court
First-time visitors often underestimate the scale. Plan your visit by building: The Plaza is your destination for luxury and high-end department stores, while The Court is where you'll find more accessible national brands, the food court, and entertainment options. A complete walkthrough of both buildings takes the better part of a day.
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Typical hours
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Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
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Valley Forge Casino Resort
Full-service casino resort across the Schuylkill from King of Prussia Mall. Two hotel towers, multiple restaurants, and a sportsbook. Complimentary shuttle to the mall.
4.21160 First Ave, King of Prussia · $$$ - Full-Service Hilton
The Alloy King of Prussia (DoubleTree by Hilton)
DoubleTree-branded full-service hotel a mile from King of Prussia Mall. Refreshed in 2020 under the "Alloy" name, with a pool, on-site dining, and the signature warm-cookie welcome.
4.2301 W DeKalb Pike, King of Prussia · $$ - All-Suite Hyatt
Hyatt House Philadelphia/King of Prussia
All-suite Hyatt with full kitchens and free breakfast, directly across from King of Prussia Mall on Mall Boulevard. Ideal for multi-night shopping trips.
4.3240 Mall Blvd, King of Prussia · $$ - All-Suite Hilton
Homewood Suites King of Prussia Valley Forge
All-suite Hilton extended-stay on DeKalb Pike with full kitchens, free breakfast, and an on-site pool. Good value for families or longer shopping stays.
4.3840 W DeKalb Pike, King of Prussia · $$
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
Driving is the most practical option. Take I-76 West (Schuylkill Expressway) to the Valley Forge exit, then Route 202 South to the mall. The drive from Center City is typically 25–35 minutes outside of rush hour. All parking is free in the surrounding surface lots and attached garages.
- PSurface Lots (Free)Surrounding both buildings · Thousands of spaces · Always availableFree
- PAttached GaragesConnected to both The Plaza and The Court · Covered parkingFree
- SSEPTA Bus 125From 69th St Terminal (MFL) · ~35 min ride · Drops at mall$2.50 fare
- PFrom Center CityI-76 W to Rte 202 S · 25–35 min · Easiest by carToll ~$1.50
SEPTA Bus Route 125 runs from 69th Street Transportation Center (end of the Market-Frankford Line) directly to King of Prussia. The ride takes about 35 minutes and drops off near the mall entrance. A solid option if you want to skip the drive.
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