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Very nice fairytale place to shop

Very good, but you need to "hunt" for bargains during sales and clearance events.

In my opinion, it's well-organized, with ample parking and easy access, and very close to the highway. During peak periods, lines form, like everywhere else, but they make up for this with parking in the nearby industrial area, served by shuttle buses. If I had to find a "sore point," I think it would be the on-site refreshments. During peak periods, it could be inadequate, with only a few bars and restaurants crowded, resulting in long lines. However, nearby, just a few minutes' drive away, there are restaurants and fast food outlets. As for the outlet itself, it's well-organized, with plenty of shops for all budgets. It has public restrooms that are constantly cleaned by staff. I found it to be a good experience.

We live 100 meters from the outlet, and when there are sales or events, it becomes a living hell. They even park on flowerbeds or wherever they can find a parking space. It's always impossible for us. They bring money and prestige to the town, but for those who live nearby, you can't move your car because then you won't be able to park until the evening.

Great prices. Prices are a third of what they are in Türkiye. Check out North Face or Colombia. L'Oreal also has very affordable perfume prices.

I really liked it, unlike other places I visited, I was satisfied with the fact that it wasn't so chaotic, it's easy to navigate and isn't confusing like many others.

Tried to go at the beginning of the sales... secondly if you wait until the end of January it's better

The crowds are huge, but it's worth it, you need a whole day for this, because it's a city unto itself, I'm thrilled! I'll definitely be back 👌

Nice outlet village. It's obviously crowded, but I found many brands. Better than the Barberino di Mugello outlet, in my opinion.

I arrived in the evening (just after 8 p.m.) with my camper, traveling from Vienna to the Marche region, intending to take my wife and daughter shopping the next morning. I followed the signs for camper parking but found everything barred. The operator called the number on a sign attached to the barrier and told me camper parking was not permitted outside of the outlet's opening hours. For goodness sake, everyone does what they want with their own property, but please remove those signs, since, in case you didn't know, campers are equipped to sleep on. It would be a shame for those who may have lost the little money the women were planning to spend, but better for me, because I missed yet another day of shopping. Thanks, but I'll see you again.