Where to go shopping in Europe?
Why not come to European outlets?
This is very famous in Europe. Today we will briefly take stock of the shopping strategies of the more famous outlets in Europe!
This way everyone can take a shopping trip to an outlet!
Vald'Europe, Paris, France. Although there are many discount stores closer to Paris, Vald'Europe is only one stop away from Disneyland. You can get there directly by taking the subway RERA line. When you walk out of the subway station, there is a super large shopping mall across the road.
There are hundreds of European and American fashion and lifestyle brands, bookstores, and restaurants in the shopping mall. You can basically find everything you want to buy.
There is also an underwater world on the underground floor, which you can't finish in a day.
Across the mall is the famous La Vallée Village.
Walking along the open-air Shiyong Street, there are garden villa-style brand stores on both sides of the street.
When you are tired of walking around, there are several coffee shops such as Starbucks in the village where you can rest. If you want to have a good meal, you have to go back to the shopping mall, where there are many restaurants.
The reception center has Chinese services and provides Chinese brochures introducing store information.
Not to be missed: The most popular brands are French local brands Lancel and Lonchamp. Since they are classic brands, bags are basically sold at 20-30% off. The store is often crowded with people queuing up to pay, and almost everyone buys them at one time.
Buy two or three.
Lavin's bags cost 200-300 euros after discounts, but looking at the exquisite hollows or pattern designs, it's worth it to bite the bullet and buy it.
Business hours: Open all year round (except January 1, May 1 and December 25), Monday to Saturday 10:00-20:00, Sunday 11:00-19:00.
TheMall, Florence, Italy It would be a pity if you come to Florence without shopping at TheMall.
Although there are only more than 20 brand stores in total, all of them are top brands. Brands such as Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Valentino, Yves Saint Laurent and other brands are not commonly seen in outlets; Italy's top brands Bottega Veneta, Ermenegildo Zegna, Fendi,
Giorgio Armani, LaPerla, etc. can be purchased at the price of ordinary commodities. Not only do they attract Italians to come here for consumption, but also people from neighboring countries such as France and Germany come across the border to purchase. The affordability can be imagined.
TheMall is not a traditional shopping mall. Each brand has its own independent villa as a storefront.
Not to be missed: Italian brands tend to have relatively low discounts. In addition, the discounts in Gucci stores on all series from clothing to shoes and bags are shockingly low. Just like the display shelves in domestic supermarkets, a pair of leather shoes with excellent leather and exquisite workmanship only costs more than 100 euros.
Leather jackets often cost four to five hundred euros and are particularly worth buying.
Business hours: Open all year round (except New Year's Day, Easter, Christmas and other holidays).
Monday to Sunday 10:00-19:00.
Fidenza, Milan, Italy In an international fashion city like Milan, how can the most popular Outlets escape the curse of fashion? Fidenza Village, located in the Emilia Romagna district, the richest and most densely populated area in Italy, is the concentration camp of the most popular local fashion brands.
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The regular customers are the most modern and sophisticated urban men and women, so the 97 brands here also try their best to highlight the characteristics of fashion and trend.
Brands such as Armani, D&G, Escada, LaPerla, Versace, Valentino, and Diesel are of course all charming. Local brands such as Missoni, Duventica, BrunoMagli, and Facis may not be familiar to you, but their popularity in Italy is not weak at all, so once
If you are trapped in Fidenza, you will fall into the ocean of fashion brands. You have no choice but to be fashionable.
Not to be missed: Fidenza Village is also an important stop on the "Italian Gourmet Road". When you are tired of shopping, on the prestigious Dei Venie Dei Sapori Avenue in front of it, you can enjoy various delicacies and local specialties from all over Italy, from thin crisp pizza to fresh
You can taste truffles. Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 10:00-20:00. For Spaniards, Las Rozas in Madrid, Spain is a place suitable for the whole family to go shopping, only 30 minutes’ drive from Madrid.
If we don’t have any big purchases planned, we would prefer to take the train there. If there is a traffic jam on the weekend, the train is faster. For foreigners, there are also many Spanish fashion brands here, which are more popular than ordinary international brands.
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