Nicole is an interior designer based in Madrid, Spain. Every Sunday, she drives 20 kilometres down to Las Rozas Village, an open-air courtyard for more than 100 luxury designer brands outlets like Burberry, Versace, Prada, Coach, and many more. All of them offer discounts up to 60%!
Nicole describes Las Rozas as Spanish Hollywood; surrounded by mountains and a perfect place to spend time with friends at an open space terrace where you can enjoy the country’s fresh warm air. Fashion meets relaxation here—what’s not to love!
You can strike yourself even sweeter deals if you visit in January or July, when the already discounted items are on sale for up to 50% off!
The village is open on all days, even on holidays. It has 3 main entrances and a huge car parking space.
Let’s go shopping with Nicole:
Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger is one of my favorite brands. Here fashion meets comfort, a mix of classic and modern designs for men, women, and children.
Loewe
I had never heard of this brand until I came to Las Rozas. I recommend their bag and fragrance collections.
Coach
I absolutely adore this brand and its exquisite assortment of handbags. I own a Coach bag and it is one of my favourite purchases. Coach also has a fine collection of fragrances.
Tous
Tous is a Spanish jewellery and accessories retail outlet. Its chic, stylish and elegant accessory designs and adorable packaging make a perfect gift for women.
Versace
Versace is a well-known luxury brand all around the world. Discover the innovative Versace style designs and prints, from women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, haute couture to jewelry, watches, accessories, and fragrances, find it all at the Las Rozas Village outlet.
Cristina Oria
If you are planning to buy some elegant and contemporary kitchen wares for your house, Cristina Oria is the place. This space is a combined store and a restaurant. The store sells silverware, tableware, gourmet products, gifts, and Cristina Oria’s cookbooks.
Karl Lagerfeld
I am fond of this brand for its cosy textures, comfortable yet sophisticated, and fashionable everyday wear. The outlet also lays out minimal simple and versatile accessories.
In this shopping paradise, there are restaurants and cafes like Tommy Mel’s, and Tony Roma’s to recharge you during your shopping spree. There is also a Starbucks and an ice cream parlour.
More interestingly, this village also offers exclusive services such as easy parking facilities, a concierge to organise the particulars of your visit, a personal stylist, VIP appointments in boutiques, etc.
My typical day at Las Rozas Village starts at 4 pm on Sundays. My friend and I love visiting our favourite outlets and later finishing our day with a cup of Starbucks coffee on the terrace overlooking the hills of Madrid. In the evening, the stores and trees around are lit with glowing lights. Being an open-air shopping space, this place never feels packed and overcrowded; it is much more pleasant than a regular mall. It is a perfect spot for me to spend my Sundays, surrounded by fashion, food, friends, and views of Madrid.”
Featured video courtesy: 4K Spain [Walking Tour]
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