This page shows the interactive map of stores that our team at CaliOrb created for the Promenade Temecula. Thanks to it finding stores and getting around the main area became much more simple. Using the interactive map you can see the locations of stores and plan your way before visiting.
To find a certain store, the search bar in the upper left corner of the interactive map is the best way. Simply type the name of the store, and it will appear right away. Also, scrolling through the categories helps to explore the available options.
To better see some part, hover the mouse over the interactive map and use the scroll wheel to zoom in. In the bottom right corner find buttons for zooming in, zooming out, or going to full screen for clearer viewing.
How To Use This Promenade Temecula Directory Map
The mall is made up of two levels, called L1 and L2. Click the tabs in the upper right part to switch between floors. Clicking on any marker of a store, you will receive extra info about that store, which is useful for checking details ahead of time.
Promenade Temecula is a shopping centre with closed structure in Temecula, California. The main anchor stores currently are JCPenney and Macy’s, where Macy’s actually holds two positions (Macy’s North and Macy’s South). Macy’s North was once Robinsons-May.
The centre opened in the late nineties and was originally called The Promenade in Temecula, before getting its present name. It works as a local shopping area, which simply means that it serves a quite large territory, not limited too the nearby area.
There are plenty of stores. The mall offers more than a hundred stores and restaurants. Among the well known names are Apple, Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma, Crate & Barrel, Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ and PF Chang’s China Bistro.
Like this it mixes shopping and dining all in one place.
Besides shopping, there is a cinema, food court and even a play area. Also an escape room is on the place, which makes a fun option for families or groups wanting something different. The centre hosts events, for example the High School Environmental Invitational and something called Candy Land Temecula.
Parking is plenty, which always pleases. The mall always attracts good crowds and stays busy. It did not become one of those dead centres with only empty halls (folks still come here to hangout).
It is worth noting that some nearby spots can be expensive. Even so at least parking is free here, which is a plus compared to some other centres.
That interactive map of stores is correct at the time of its creation, but stores do change sometimes, so we will update it. Save this page as a quick help to easily check the interactive map before your next trip.
