What I did + wore in Milan pt. 2

Living like a local (aka doing research for my move)

If you missed part 1, you can read it here.

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Itinerary

Day 7

Since none of us has been to an outlet in Italy, we decided to spend the day at the Serravalle designer outlet. From what I hear, the best outlets in Italy are closer to Florence but Serravalle still has a lot of the designer brands like Prada, Balenciaga, YSL, Stone Island, and more.

To get to Serravalle you have a few options for transportation. By car, the outlet is an hour away. If you don’t want to drive in Italy or rent a car, Taxi Blu actually has a special rate for the outlet.

Private transfer is also an option for €80 a person. They’ll pick you up from your hotel in a 7-seat van that’s shared. The private transfer ticket also gives you access to the “fashion passport” at the outlet that gives you an additional 10% off in selected stores.

We went with the daily shuttle option since there was a pick up spot near our Airbnb. There are a few different pick up times and spots that you can choose from and it’s only €25 per person.

I regret not getting these Givenchy loafers