Barberino Designer Outlet Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Barberino Designer Outlet. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Unforgettable Shopping at Designer Barberino Outlet from Florence

• Shopping at Barberino Outlet from Montecatini Terme or Grotta Giusti

• Private Shopping Tour from Florence to Barberino Designer Outlet

• Private Shopping Tour from Florence hotels to Barberino Outlet

Visiting the Barberino Designer Outlet is free. Just factor in the cost of transportation if you’re coming from Florence—the direct shuttle service from the Santa Maria Novella train station costs €13 each way. Alternatively, book a round-trip private transfer at your preferred time and location; prices start at US$200.

The most flexible way to get from Florence to Barberino Designer Outlet is to take a taxi or book a private transfer. You can ride the bus, though it takes 90-plus minutes. The half-hour shuttle service between the outlet and Santa Maria Novella train station offers three daily round trips.

Get up to 70 percent off at Barberino Designer Outlet’s 130 stores, which range from athletic chains and houseware shops to luxury Italian brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Furla, and Flavio Castellani. Even if you don’t buy anything, window-shopping alongside the scenic creek and greenery is an enjoyable experience.

Yes, the Barberino Designer Outlet has a few restaurants. Most are cafés and Italian fast food chains offering pizza and other quick bites, though a sit-down restaurant serves pasta, steak, and other Tuscan dishes. If you travel outside the mall, the town of Barberino di Mugello has several restaurants.

Yes, if you’re a tourist from outside the European Union, you can shop tax-free on purchases over €70.01. Bring your passport with you while shopping and ask for the tax-free forms. At the airport, head to the tax-free kiosk with your validated forms for the VAT refund.