Rome: Castel Romano Outlet Shopping Full-Day Trip
Rome, Italy
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 7 hours
Purchase designer fashion and big brand labels on a 7-hour shopping trip to Rome’s Castel Romano Outlet Shopping Village. Find bargains on name brands such as Burberry, Calvin Klein, Levi’s and more. Relax at the on-site restaurants and cafés.
More About This Activity All Day Trips →
Purchase designer fashion and big brand labels on a 7-hour shopping trip to Rome’s Castel Romano Outlet Shopping Village. Find bargains on name brands such as Burberry, Calvin Klein, Levi’s and more. Relax at the on-site restaurants and cafés.Take a break from the historic monuments of Rome and fill your bags with designer goodies on a full-day shopping trip to the Castel Romano Outlet Shopping Village.
Built in a style reminiscent of the Roman Empire, Castel Romano is just 25 kilometers from the city center. Explore acres of shops selling international and Italian labels like Valentino and Lacoste among more than 200 leading clothing, footwear, sportswear, and accessory brands.
Transfer from your hotel by safe and comfortable air-conditioned minivan. A host of cafés and restaurants are available for your convenience, while a shopping assistant will be on hand to make the most of your day.
Find discounts of 30-70% on brand names like Calvin Klein, Levi's and Burberry. For avid shoppers, it’s an experience not to be missed.
Built in a style reminiscent of the Roman Empire, Castel Romano is just 25 kilometers from the city center. Explore acres of shops selling international and Italian labels like Valentino and Lacoste among more than 200 leading clothing, footwear, sportswear, and accessory brands.
Transfer from your hotel by safe and comfortable air-conditioned minivan. A host of cafés and restaurants are available for your convenience, while a shopping assistant will be on hand to make the most of your day.
Find discounts of 30-70% on brand names like Calvin Klein, Levi's and Burberry. For avid shoppers, it’s an experience not to be missed.
« Go Back