From north to south, here are all the best designer outlets and malls not to be missed around Italy.
Want to buy something unique without spending a fortune? Want to make purchases and go home loaded with bags? In recent years, factory outlets have become very fashionable in Italy and with good reason (or even more than one).
In these shopping outlets, the environment is cared for and it’s always clean, like entering a nice town. There are many shops of every sort of brand you can imagine, from all prices and for all needs.
As well as spending money, you can spend a day in Italy that’s a bit out of the norm, outdoors and without having to worry about lunch, dinner or how to entertain your children. In all the outlets throughout Italy, there really are all the services you could ever need.
Today we want to bring you the most beautiful outlets in Italy. Keep your wallet handy!
Lombardy
Franciacorta Outlet Village: Let's start with Lombardy, where we advise you to stop at the town Rodengo Saiano in the province of Brescia. In this city, famous for its sparkling wine production, is the headquarters of a renowned outlet that you simply cannot miss: the Franciacorta outlet village, a real village dedicated to shopping.
Address: Piazza Cascina Moie, 1, 25050 Rodengo-saiano BS, Italy
Website: franciacortaoutlet.it
Piedmont
Serravalle Designer Outlet: A Piedmontese outlet to visit is the Serravalle Designer Outlet, in the province of Alessandria. This shopping centre is the largest outlet in Europe and the busiest in all Italy, a true focal point for all fashion designer lovers.
Address: Via della Moda, 1, 15069 Serravalle Scrivia AL, Italy
Website: serravalledesignoutlet.com
Emilia-Romagna
Fidenza Village: If you’re in Emilia-Romagna, take a quick trip to Fidenza Village, just outside Parma. About 100 shops where you can find everything from clothing to accessories and home furniture. How do you get there? Head in the direction of Parma, exit at Fidenza and look for via San Michele Campagna at Chiusa Ferranda, Fidenza.
Address: Via S. Michele Campagna, 43036 Fidenza PR, Italy
Website: fidenzavillage.it
Tuscany
The Mall: Continuing our trip down south, we stop at the famous The Mall outlet in Tuscany. An elegant, refined and charming outlet, it is located at the Incisa Valdarno exit, surrounded by the Tuscan hills. Exit the A1 motorway at Incisa Valdarno, continue towards Leccio Reggello and your eyes will light up when you see all those big brand shops.
Address: Via Europa, 8, 50066 Leccio FI, Italy
Website: themall.it
Barberino Designer outlet: In Barberino di Mugello, also in Tuscany, not far from Florence, there is another one of the most beautiful outlets in Italy, the Barberino Designer outlet. There are more great designer stores and other super offers to buy in an inviting and pleasant location.
Address: Via Antonio Meucci, 50031 Barberino di Mugello FI, Italy
Website: barberinodesignoutlet.it
Lazio
Castel Romano Designer Outlet: Here we are in Rome. It is here that the Castel Romano Designer Outlet has been located for several years. You’re just a few miles from the busy capital city, but it doesn’t feel like it. You can relax in a small village that pays attention to every detail, and lose yourself among its many shops for all needs and for the whole family.
Address: Via del Ponte di Piscina Cupa, 64, 00128 Castel Romano RM, Italy
Website: castelromanodesignoutlet.it
Puglia
Molfetta Fashion District: We almost touch the heel of the Italian boot going down to Bari, where we find the Fashion District Molfetta Outlet, another open-air mall not to be missed if you’re in Puglia. Here too, you can see the big brands, as well as super-affordable prices.
Address: SS16, 70056, Molfetta BA, Italy
Website: pugliaoutlet.it
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