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Barberino Designer Outlet – Florence

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From art, culture to designer shopping:

Travellers to Florence have a choice of two Designer Discount Outlet Malls to shop at.  McArthurGlen’s Barberino Designer Outlet at Barberino del Mugello to the north of Florence, is one of these.

Those who are famililar with McArthurGlen’s Castel Romano Designer Outlet in Rome will feel very much at home at Barberino.  The great thing about shopping at designer outlets in Italy, is that the outlets carry the prestigious Italian brand names that we all so love.

200 Designer Brand Names

Barberino Designer Outlet offers more than 100 stores with 200 designer brand names including D&G, Prada, Jean Paul Gaultier, Les Copains, Missoni, Roberto Cavalli, Ferre, Polo Ralph Lauren, Diesel, etc.  You’ll be able to buy designer label clothing, shoes, sports, accessories, electronics and items for the home at discounts ranging from 30% to 70% all year round. There are also restaurants offering Tuscan cuisine, coffee shops, cash dispensers and a large, safe area for the kids to play.

Barberino Designer Outlet was designed to resemble a Renaissance town to blend into the beautiful natural environment of Valle della Sieve. If you’re driving here, there are 2,000 car parking spaces at the outlet.  The good news for shoppers who don’t like driving is that there are daily shuttle services to the outlet from Florence.

Local Attractions

Millions of tourists go to Florence each year in search of art, culture and sightseeing so it’s more likely that  Florence would be the base for most visitors and an expedition to the Barberino Designer Outlet would fit into their shopping time.  There is so much to see and do in Florence itself, however if you have more time , the region is famous for its beautiful countryside including the Lake of Bilancino.

Opening Hours:

Mon : 14:00 – 20:00 (June to September, December and January)
Tue – Fri : 10:00 – 20:00
Sat & Sun : 10:00 – 21:00

Extended Hours: On June 1 and June 2 the Outlet is open from 10:00 to 21:00

Public Holidays:
The Outlet is closed on Dec 25, Dec 26, Jan 1, Easter Sunday, May 1, and Aug 15

How to Get to Barberino

Barberino Designer Outlet is located in the beautiful landscape of the Sieve valley some 30 km from Florence and 60 km from Bologna. There are different routes to reach the outlet depending on where you’re coming from.

By Shuttle:

There are two daily shuttles to Barberino Outlet:

From Florence S.Maria Novella Railway Station (in front of Bata store) to Barberino Outlet

Depart Florence 10.00 Arriving at Barberino Outlet at 10.40
Depart Florence 14:30 Arriving at Barberino Outlet at 15:10

From Barberino Outlet to Florence S.Maria Novella Railway Station

Depart Barberino 13:30 Arriving Florence at 14:10
Depart Barberino 18:00 Arriving Florence at 18:40

Return Ticket Prices from Florence – Barberino Designer Outlet
Adults – Euros 15
14 to 16 year-olds – Euros 8
Children under 14 – Free

By Car:

From Bologna – A1 Bologna – Florence section, Barberino di Mugello exit.
From Florence – A1 Florence – Bologna section, Barberino di Mugello exit.
From Sienna – Take the SS2 to Florence. In Florence, take the A1 towards Bologna, Barberino di Mugello exit.
From Luca and Pistoia – Take the A11 to Florence. In Florence, take the A1 towards Bologna, Barberino di Mugello exit.
From Livorno – Take the road to Florence, then the A1 motorway towards Bologna, Barberino di Mugello exit.
From La Spezia – Take the A12 towards Pisa, turn off onto the A11 for Florence and then the A1 towards Bologna, Barberino di Mugello exit.

Alternative Routes –

From Florence – Take the SS65 Strada Statale Bolognese as far as Fiesole, then follow the indications for San Piero a Sieve/Barberino di Mugello.
From Prato and Florence – Take Provincial road no. 8 from Cadenzano towards “le Croci”. After le Croci follow the direction for Barberino; at Cavallina turn left for the Outlet.

Address:
Via Meucci snc
50031 Barberino del Mugello
Infoline: +39 055 84 21 61

See Related Post on The Mall for the other Florence outlet.

For more Designer Discount Outlets in other cities in Europe and the UK , see our Designer Outlet Directory.

Enjoy Opera in Florence where it all began.

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Comments

  1. avatarJean O'Brien says

    December 27, 2012 at 7:30 pm

    good morning, how do I get to Baberino del Mugello outlet from Montecatini by public
    transport. thank you Jean O’Brien

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    • avatarHelen Page says

      December 28, 2012 at 11:44 am

      Dear Jean,
      I contacted Barberino and their advice is to catch a train from Montecatini to Florence and then catch their shuttle from Piazza Santa Maria Novella. Departure times are given above.

      Good luck with your shopping adventure.

      Kind regards,
      Helen

      Reply

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