one of the highlights of our trip - loved shopping here - anyone have a phone number?read more

I really like this place! It really stands our throughout the trip! The gift shop really stands…read moreout, some are more expensive but the qualities are wonderful! They have a wide range of gift. From shot cups to jewelry, there's also plates, candles, clothing and Crystal stops. Literally is a great place to kill time under the ac

From the owner: L'Outlet Scarpelli si trova sulla stessa via del negozio di calzature Scarpelli, conosciuto da…read moreoltre 30 anni per la grande varietà di marchi del footwear uomo/donna. Nell'outlet puoi trovare tutto l'anno occasioni di scarpe scontate, a volte oltre il 50% del prezzo originario. L'assortimento del negozio cambia quasi ogni settimana per ospitare i modelli della stagione precedente che prima erano venduti nel negozio principale.

If you take the shuttle bus from Florence to the Barberino Designer Outlet it's a colossal waste of…read moretime and money. This outlet is not all that cheap to begin with. Most all of the stores in this outlet you can find in Florence. It costs almost 20€ per person to take the 30 minute shuttle ride to this place. So even if you do find some good deals here you have to take your -20€ into account. Yeah, there go your savings. Also this outlet is jam packed with a lot of westernized stores like Nike, Puma, Addidas, Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren and so on. With the euro conversion and limited selection U.S. citizens you're much better off buying this stuff back in the States. Don't waste your vacation time coming here, not worth it at all.

Barberino Outlet just 10 kms or so from Florence is one of the places I always visit while on…read moreholiday here. They have a whole bunch of great brands, but also many not so great ones. My favourites are Pinko, Patrizia Pepe, CK, Nike, Ralph Lauren and Levi's outlets. The prices are always somewhat discounted (I'd say atleast -30%), so you can be sure to make good deals here! However the best times are surely around summer and winter sales. To get there you should take the A1 motorway towards Bologna and get out at an exit called Barberino di Mugello. I have a feeling there are buses that go here too from the city centre of Florence.