Scalo Milano Outlet & More — Attraction in Locate di Triulzi

If you’re looking for a premium shopping experience near Milan, Scalo Milano Outlet & More is a great destination. With over 150 stores covering fashion, design, and food, it offers a diverse mix of luxury and high-street brands at discounted prices.

Shopping Experience

The outlet has a modern, open-air layout, making it enjoyable to walk around and explore. Top international and Italian brands are well-represented, from designer fashion to home décor. Whether you’re looking for high-end clothing, accessories, or stylish furniture, the variety is impressive. The discounts make it even more attractive for those looking for great deals on premium items.

Exclusive VIP Lounge

One of the standout features is the exclusive VIP lounge, which adds a touch of luxury to the shopping experience. It’s perfect for taking a break, enjoying refreshments, and relaxing in a comfortable setting. This feature enhances the overall visit, making it feel more personalized and upscale.

Dining & Food Options

Scalo Milano doesn’t just focus on fashion; it also offers a great selection of dining options. From Italian classics to international cuisine, there are plenty of choices to satisfy different tastes. Whether you want a quick snack or a proper meal, the food scene is well-curated.

Accessibility & Convenience

Located just outside Milan, Scalo Milano is easily accessible by car and public transport. The shuttle service from Milan makes it even more convenient for visitors staying in the city. Parking is spacious, and the outlet is well-organized, making navigation effortless.

Overall Verdict

Scalo Milano Outlet & More is a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts who want a premium yet relaxed retail experience. With a fantastic mix of brands, a stylish atmosphere, and the added perk of a VIP lounge, it offers something beyond just discounts—it provides a luxurious...

Went here today with my husband. The overall experience was fine. We however received shocking customer service from the Adidas store representative. It was a female with long dark hair, there was no name was on the receipt. We found a few items and then went to pay, the female cashier spoke to us in Italian, I said hello (in my limited Italian) but then kindly asked her what she said, she spoke back in perfect English but replied very rudely - like she was doing us a favour by servicing us. I ignored her attitude and she cared on acting annoyed with me for absolutely no reason. I stepped away and my husband took over. When she finished and we had paid she physically shoved the bag at my husband and throw the receipt at him and walked off, in a rush. I looked back at her and she was doing absolutely nothing just fumbling with some clothes acting busy. The whole thing was so odd and the lack of respect for her job was shocking.

I don’t know what her problem was or if she had a bad day but she should not put that on paying customers. I myself have worked in customer service in the past and would not dream of acting in that unprofessional manner. She needs some serious training in basic customer service etiquette or maybe work in the stock room; away from customers. Shameful and a...

Fui em outubro de 2022. Quando cheguei no local que o ônibus do outlet Scalo (que leva as pessoas de Milão para o outlet) estava parado, o motorista estava atrasado e depois de 20 min passado do horario ele apareceu e destrancou o onibus e tinha um rapaz dentro que tambem aguardava para ir à scalo.

No Outlet, os precos estavam muito altos e nao condiziam com o nome "Outlet", e em algumas lojas de tenis, a qualidade era tao ruim que o tenis parecia falso.

Na volta, o motorista parou em algum lugar e começou a GRITAR comigo em italiano do nada ! Fiquei muito constrangida e sem reaçao pois nao esperava essa atitude de um senhor ! Nao entendia nada que ele estava falando, porque nao falo italiano. Ele foi ate mim e continuou a gritar. O rapaz que estava no onibus tambem ficou sem entender nada. Cansado de gritar, ele voltou ao assento e continuou a dirigir. Quando olhei no mapa, tinha passado do ponto que eu ficaria e pedi para ele abrir a porta e mais uma vez ele comecou a gritar comigo e quando eu ia sair do onibus, ele fechou a porta em cima de mim, que inclusive machucou o meu braço e ficou roxo! depois eu entendi que ele queria que eu descesse no mesmo ponto que eu entrei no onibus, mas isso nao justifica gritar com uma pessoa se ela nao fala a mesma lingua que voce ! Me senti super mal, ainda mais que foi a primeira vez que fui para a italia conhecer e fazer compras. Fui gastar o meu dinheiro e tenho esse tipo de tratamento ! Os motoristas são muito mal treinados e tive uma péssima impressao da italia com pessoas grossas, e mal educadas ! Os motoristas deveriam ser amigaveis e ajudar as pessoas, e nao o contrário! Um absurdo !

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When I arrived at the place where the bus was stopped, the driver was late and after 20 minutes past the scheduled time he appeared and unlocked the bus and there was a boy inside who was also waiting to go to the scalo.

At the Outlet, the prices were too high and did not match the "Outlet" name, and at some sneaker stores, the quality was so bad that the sneakers looked fake.

On the way back, the driver stopped somewhere and started SCREAMING at me in Italian out of nowhere! I was very embarrassed and without reaction because I did not expect this attitude from a old people! I didn't understand anything he was saying, because I don't speak Italian. He walked up to me and continued to scream. The boy who was on the bus also didn't understand anything. Tired of screaming, he got back in his seat and continued to drive. When I looked at the map, I had passed the point where I would be and I asked him to open the door and once again he started screaming at me and when I was going to get out of the bus, he closed the door on me, which even hurt my arms and turned purple! Later I understood that he wanted me to get off at the same stop as I got on the bus, but that doesn't justify yelling at someone if they don't speak the same language as you! I felt really bad, especially since it was the first time I went to Italy to visit and do shopping. I went to spend my money and got this kind of treatment! Drivers are very poorly trained and I had a bad impression of Italy with thick, and super rude people! Drivers should be friendly and help people, not the other way...