The Castel Romano outlet is very reminiscent of a small quarter with several little streets. It is one of the largest shopping centers in Italy, located just half an hour's drive from the capital.
As befits this kind of establishment, the Rome outlet sells items from last year's collections at substantial discounts – from 30 to 70% off the original price.
For the most part, this huge shopping quarter features Italian-made brands, but other popular brands are represented as well. Guess, Levi’s, Ermenegildo Zegna, Etro, Calvin Klein, Diesel, Dolce&Gabbana, Puma, Reebok, Roberto Cavalli – about 100 names famous in the fashion world in total.
Castel Romano is located just 25 km from the center of Rome. You can get there by the outlet's shuttle buses, which depart several times a day from Termini railway station and the Vatican Museums. Schedules and ticket prices change periodically, so before your visit we recommend checking them on the official Castel Romano Designer Outlet website.
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Exactly the same items are sold a few months earlier in the mono-brand stores of the Italian capital at significantly higher prices, so the savings from shopping there are obvious.
In addition to clothing, at the Castel Romano outlet you can buy computer and electronic equipment, leather goods, cosmetics, perfume, sporting goods, souvenirs, and much more. After several hours of shopping, you can stop by one of the restaurants located on the grounds of the center. There is a play area for children.
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It is no secret that the heart of shopping in Italy is considered to be not Rome at all, but Milan. Therefore, if you want to continue a streak of successful purchases, head to the northern capital. It will be especially great if you try to time your trip for the famous sales in Milan. Those in the know assure that you can update your wardrobe there much more profitably than in Moscow shopping centers and boutiques.
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