Luxury Outlet Shopping Trip to Torino, Italy from Geneva

The ultimate shopping trip to Italy – Indulge in the best luxury brands at outlet prices, with discounts of up to 70 percent off. Take in a day of Italian culture and cuisine!

The ultimate shopping trip to Italy – Indulge in top designer brands at discounts up to 70 percent and enjoy a day of Italian culture and cuisine. A must for all shopping lovers, Torino Outlet Village has over 90 stores, visitors can take time for shopping and an Italian lunch followed by a sightseeing tour of Turin and its famous landmarks.

Torino Outlet
Torino Outlet is a stunning shopping village on the outskirts of Turin, Italy. A must for all shopping lovers, Torino Outlet Village offers 90 stores of Italian and international brands specializing in clothing, accessories and footwear, home wears, sports and personal care under top Italian and international labels. With discounts of up to 70 percent all year round and with well-known brands such as Armani, Gucci, Ermenegildo Zegna, Michael Kors, Nike, Adidas, on offer. Non EU clients can also claim back VAT. On arrival enjoy a free refreshment and the 'One Day' card that is exclusively for our travellers allowing an additional 10 percent discount at selected stores.

Architecture
Designed by one of the best-known contemporary architects, Claudio Silvestrin, the 84 metre obelisk at the entrance to the Village is eye catching. Setting the tone for the entire horizontal extension of this elegant contemporary structure, the village is polished and modern.

Italian Cuisine
Take lunch in one of the many restaurants, visitors can choose from a fantastic selection of relaxed cafes or gourmet Italian cuisine. Immerse yourself in Italy for an afternoon of fresh pasta, hand-crafted delicacies and carefully curated wines from the region. Buon Appetito!

Turin Sightseeing
With the Alps as the northern back-drop, this Italian city is bursting with stunning architecture. Visit the famous landmarks there including Palazzo Reale –the ‘Royal Palace” and La Reggia di Venaria, the Mole Antonelliana with Cinema Museum and even the Juventus Stadium.