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Things to do in Italy, Italy: The Best Factory Outlets
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1. Emporio Lario 1898
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Now you don't have to pay the big bucks to wear your favorite designer footwear: Jill Sanders and Lario boots and shoes are sold at this outlet store at dramatically marked-down prices.
2. Gucci
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
All the style and quality you've come to expect from Gucci, without the expense: reasonably priced clothes and purses in a spacious, elegant atmosphere.
3. Armani Outlet
4. Valdichiana Village
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4.0 based on 1,047 reviews
The Valdichiana Outlet Village houses over 140 famous designer and brand shops that offer 30 – 70% discounts all year round and during sales periods further discounts and offers are made. TheVillage offers a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere; it has several facilitiesand services such as the beauty centre, the playground, the library and severalfood courts where the best local food and wines are offered. Thevisitors choose Valdichiana Outlet Village situated in Foiano for an unique“shopping experience” characterized by quality and convenience.
Reviewed By Y6218OJjans
This outlet had so many Italian Shops all giving up to 50% discount. It is under cover so today when raining and stormy we did not get wet. Many shops like the usual Nike Adidas and Sketchers were there. Each offering great discounts. Some of the prices where cheaper than USA. What a surprise. Well worth a visit.
5. The Mall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,840 reviews
The Mall luxury outlet centre official page. The Mall is a luxury outlet centre tailored to offer the visitor products from the world’s top designers at the very best, discounted prices. Situated amongst the idyllic Tuscan countryside is The Mall. In an exquisite architectural space, a collection of the world’s most exclusive brands are presented in an artistically unique style. In the heart of Italy, within close proximity to the major cities of Tuscany, a visit to The Mall is one that will not be easily forgotten.
Reviewed By rashelled2019
Took the 9:12am train from Livorno on a Saturday. (Boat was supposed to dock at 9am, but arrived early, so got off and rushed to train station). At train station in Florence, there was a representative with "The Mall" sign who showed us how to get to the bus terminal (across the street). We took the 11am bus to The Mall for €13 roundtrip. Bus was airconditioned with free WiFi - very convenient. The bus drops you off right in front of Gucci and it departs every 30 minutes for Florence. Gucci had a line that took about 15-20 minutes to get in. The store is three levels with shoe, clothing, and purses departments. We bought two pairs of shoes and a pair of pants. Good selection and appeared to have most shoe sizes. Prada is two levels with shoes and purses on the first and clothes on the second. Tried on a lot of shoes, but didn't buy any. Did buy a purse. Valentino had limited selection of shoes. YSL very limited selection of purses (colors I didn't really like) and only small sizes of shoes. There was a line to get in. We ate at the cafe, which had great food. I could have spent more time here, but was worried about getting back to the boat on time, so we left at 3:30pm. I definitely will go back.
6. Vicolungo The Style Outlets
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,080 reviews
Vicolungo The Style Outlets, where shopping, entertainment and relaxation combine to satisfy all your desires. Go shopping and follow your style by choosing from over 300 prestigious italian and international brands. Head for the 150 boutiques selling women'ss, men's and children's clothing, household goods and wellness ideas with discounts from 30% to 70% all year round. Discover the numerous bars and restaurants serving typical italian cuisine.
7. La Reggia Designer Outlet
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4.0 based on 1,151 reviews
La Reggia Designer Outlet is the first designer outlet in Campania where you can find your favourite brands at up to 70% off, all year round. With its beautiful setting, cafes and restaurants, children's play area, free parking and more than 140 boutiques, La Reggia Designer Outlet offers something for everyone.
Reviewed By 651ladyy - Ireland’s Ancient East, Ireland
Great shopping outlet with some too brand stores. Very friendly staff, some amazing food restaurants, certainly worth a visit.
8. Barberino Designer Outlet
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4.0 based on 1,496 reviews
Barberino Designer Outlet, just 30 minutes from Florence and 45 minutes from Bologna, offers you more than 200 designer fashion brands, including must-have labels such as Polo Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Hugo Boss, Dolce&Gabbana and high-street brands, such as Calvin Klein, Pinko, Vans, Furla, Nike - all up to 70% less. With beautiful surroundings, cafes, restaurants, playground area and tax-free shopping available, there's everything the discerning shopper could ever desire. Direct shuttle bus available from Florence Train Station (Santa Maria Novella).
Reviewed By davideb949 - Prato, Italy
Free access (you pay only that you buy). Very good to shopping clothes and others. Very good price. There is the bathroom (also for handicap). Park for car: a lot (in the weekend is less easy find park). Park for bike: some (you always find park). How to arrive: car, bike and shuttle bus.
9. B.F. Signoretti
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By R4747IMjasonm - Painesville, United States
If you are in Venice and want something special as a gift or for yourself. This place has some amazing works of art. True Craftsman producing one of a kind glass master pieces.
10. Franciacorta Village
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4.0 based on 879 reviews
FRANCIACORTA VILLAGE COME TO WHERE SHOPPING IS DOLCE VITA. You are invited at the Franciacorta Village to enjoy a sip of Dolce Vita where the world of fashion meets a land rich in history, passion and excellent wines. Between the Garda and Iseo lakes, less than an hour drive from Milan, over 190 shops of the best brands with discounts up to 70% all year round are waiting just for you. In between purchases, enjoy a well-deserved break in one of our many bars and restaurants. A shopping experience in pure Italian style. Let’s go to a place where shopping is Dolce Vita.
Reviewed By AnnaTheGeographist - Monza, Italy
I love this place because of the outlet prices and a nice atmosphere. I love open-air shopping, you can enjoy shopping even on rainy days. I go there once or twice every year, and I usually do good bargains both for myself and for the whole family. The last time I've been there, during the Christmas holidays, there was an ice-skating rink, so my daughters had fun while we were shopping (one at a time!)
