Franciacorta Village

Amazing place to buy luxury and common brands, also chocolate and other food places are available if you need a break. I recommend not coming there over the weekend if thats an option for you since its packed on saturdays and sundays. I’d come every other day since it would be much easier to enjoy the rustic streets and vibe :)

Amazing premium outlet on the way to Milano from north-east of Italy! Vast range of brands, from the most familiar once to more local once, very good prices and luxuries atmosphere! Stop there for a short/long break

During holiday it rained so we decided to go shopping and hope to find some good deals. Unfortunately the prices were similar to retail shops especially during sales (at least the brands i know). So there is no point to this outlet village

Very big shopping center and it's living up to its name, it's truly like a small village. It has a good selection of different stores and also a few restaurants. Here you can walk around for hours. Bathrooms were clean and definitely up to standard.

A clean and easy to park outlet, the big shops like Nike and adidas were a big let down, old stock, over priced, some items were dearer than the normal sports shops. Nice eateries.

Good opportunity to buy everything with discount

Variety Of Shops and a very good place to hangout

The outlets have sprung up all over the world and some of their pricing is questionable as to whether it is unsold store stock or just another store. In this case the Franciacorta Village is of very high quality. There are many that are selling older product or unsold product from a previous season which is priced well and to be applauded. The village itself has nice area’s for coffee, brunch, lunch or Dinner and is clean and easy to park. One of the better villages with good range of products/stores, plenty to do and area’s for kids to play around. Easy to get to but make sure you follow your Google maps carefully as if your unfamiliar with the area you could end up on other ring roads.