Oriocenter is a large shopping centre, across the way from Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport, around a…read more5-10 minute walk away from the Arrivals section of the airport, there is a shopping centre, ideal if you're looking to kill some time ahead of a flight and/or get a quick bite to eat or something to drink, without having to pay the killer airport prices. Many international brands have locations here, including Apple, Deichmann, Nespresso, and McDonald's. Starbucks, The North Face, Under Armour, Zara, and many others, including a selection of Italian and designer brands. The mall is over multiple floors, with a large parking lot, I found it easy to get lost in the parking area alone, so be sure to follow the marked pathways. It would have been nice to see signage around the mall, pointing out the main anchor tenants, but the online store guide only marked out the larger retailers, so it became a little hard to follow due to the giant gaps between the marked stores. 4* - A nice, large shopping centre in a great location if you're getting a flight, or hoping to get some shopping done without having to deal with the crowds and heat of Central Milano.

Great shopping center. Located closed to Bergamo's airport. If you have a couple of hours between…read moreflights, go outside the airport and in 10-min walk you can get to the shopping center. A lot of stores and many food options. Highly suggested.

Imagine a selection of shops with all you are likely to need within less than a half-mile stroll…read more Imagine that you get personal service in every outlet you visit. Imagine a traffic-free, unpolluted environment. Imagine a total lack of neon signs, garish advertising, noisy music and loudspeaker marketing. Imagine hand-crafted and home-made products available at supermarket prices. Am I hurting your brain? This nirvana cannot be imagined, let alone exist, can it? Take a virtual stroll down the Via Gombito into the Via Colleoni with the aid of the pictures in this review. You can see the reality. Tiny shops, many of them 100's of years old, clamour for your attention: grocers, greengrocers, salumeria, dairies, mens, ladies and childrens wear, shoes, stationery, bakeries, delicatessen, jewellers, craftsmen in wood, marble, furniture and glass. Not to mention cafes, winebars and even a 'pub'. Restaurants and churches all worthy of worship. The buildings of the two tandem streets have been carefully preserved. Even shop fronts must conform with the historical design. They cannot be enlarged or merged to form department stores. There is no neon, no jutting shop signs, nothing lacking in taste. This is Shopping Heaven. Here, even I can do shopping.

Good mall . Plenty of retail options plus super market. Parking plentiful. Convenient location.read more

A great mall! We…read morewere heading down south, having some time to kill on our way. This huge mall is located more or less besides the main highway and is easy to access. Lots (and free) parking of course. Some outside and many more underground. It has more than 200 stores and is - what I believe - the biggest mall in Italy. The setting is very nice, lots of light and daylight are flooding the mall. Even with lots of shoppers it doesn't feel crowded, since there is a lot of space between the shops. We loved the fact that they had a "Bath And Body Works" shop here. Three liquid soaps for 15 Euros (on sale) was a great deal. Besides that, "Primark" has a huge, two-story branch here. Lots of great stuff, starting as low as 3 Euros for some light T-Shirts. If you feel hungry, "Alice Pizza" is a good place to grab a bite. A crispy dough, topped with fresh ingredients (prosciutto crudo and salmon was great). Get some good wine (and great Limoncello) at the "Signorvino" store right next to it. We had a good time here and we will surely stop by again next time we're heading down south. Also nice: Dogs are allowed.

Even if the building is quite new, it's an extremely loud mall: probably it's shape and size cannot…read morereduce the noise of all the people walking, eating and shopping. Also, the parking is not easy, despite the big dimensions: access to the parking requires a lot of time. Finally concerning the shopping itself, it's true that you can find some infrequent shop, but the majority of them are the same of all other shopping centers.

One of the best outlets that I have ever been in my life. We came here from Lugano by train it's…read moreonly 20 minutes. They have big brands like Gucci, Prada, Versace, D&G, La perla BUT not all of them are "outlets". For example LA perla had only 2 bras for sale rest were regular collection. Same with Gucci half of their boutique it's a new collection. I highly recommend PRADA they have good jackets and shoes. Also cosmetics store is very good I managed to find good deal for Valmont products. We managed to find a very nice trousers for my husband at DG. Also many other cute stores like Pinko, Flavio Castellani and etc. NOTE- If you want to do VAT refund be aware that they don't do it in other European countries since Swiss is not a Europe. We went to VAT refund and guy lied to us at the cashier even after hearing we will fly out from Malpensa back to US. He still fill the paper and took 5eur commission for each of us. When I was flying from Malpensa they weren't able to stamp it. and of course in few week my card was charged back for cash he gave me in FOX TOWN VAT refund. Also I don't know how they calculate but amount is always less because of their extra fees! ALSO good tip make sure you will eat before 2 pm otherwise everything will be closed! We weren't aware of that even shopping malls that "ridiculous food hours" We got lucky to find some chicken place that one only was available.

We come here once a year, usually after a vacation in Italy. When it started many years ago, this…read moreoutlet mall was pretty empty and deserted, not having many deals. But boy did it change over the years. Now it's a place we really wouldn't wanna miss. There are the usual big brands, but they do have heavy discounts. You gotta get lucky though and bring enough time with. Sometimes we hoped for some nice clothes of a certain brand, but ended up emtpy-handed. But then again you can find some good stuff at another brand. We really enjoy the "Gant" and the "Ralph Lauren / Polo" shops a lot. Great shirts and sweaters for fall and spring. But also heavy sweaters from Gant for the really cold season. Usually around 40 CHF (instead of 140 CHF in regular stores). They really have heavy discounts, but not big amounts of clothes. You gotta be quick and lucky that day. Also Tommy Hilfiger has some good stuff sometimes. But alone for these two, three brands it's really worth a visit. You'll spend a lot, but save even more. And the quality is high. I wear them for years and the colors do not wash out nor do the clothes wear out. This place here gets most of my money of my yearly clothing budget. Highly recommended! If there's a downside, it's the fact that dogs are not allowed. Which is unusal for Switzerland. Not in the stores I would understand, but you can't even get inside the building with them. Too bad.