Serravalle Designer Outlet is one of Italy’s best-known outlets, about 95 km from Milan. Most people go for the whole day, so choose transport with a convenient return time and room for your shopping.
How Long It Takes and How to Plan Your Day
By car the trip takes around 1 hour 10 minutes, and it can be longer on weekends and during sales. If you are using a scheduled service, check the time of the last return in advance.
Transportation: What to Choose?
Tourist shuttles leave central Milan and take about an hour. A round-trip ticket usually costs around €25–50, depending on the seller and time.
Trenitalia sells a combined train and bus ticket to the outlet: search for SERRAVALLE OUTLET as the station.
Convenient for groups, or if you do not want to depend on a timetable. The driver collects you from your door, and your shopping goes in the trunk. An economy car starts from €187 per vehicle, one way. It is best to arrange waiting and a return trip when you book.
- Fixed price agreed in advance
- Pickup at your address
- Choice of vehicle, from Economy to V-Class
- No changes and no hauling luggage
How to Plan Your Day at the Outlet
Serravalle Designer Outlet is in Piedmont, so the trip takes up the whole day with shopping. Check opening hours and holiday dates on the outlet’s official website, and note the time of the last return if you are taking a shuttle.
If you expect to buy a lot, plan the return trip in advance. Travelers who live outside the EU should also ask about tax refund conditions at the outlet. It lies in the direction of Genoa, so you can combine it with a trip to the Ligurian coast.
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