La Roca Village, an outlet shopping village near Barcelona that offers discounts of up to 60% on well-known fashion brands
We have known outlet centers for many years from many world capitals. But like La Roca Village you have probably never seen near Barcelona!
La Roca Village is a great place for those of you who love shopping and after what you have seen Passeig de Gracia and more shopping places in Barcelona, want something more…
The village of Roca Village lacks nothing of Spanish style and extravagance
A visit La Roca Village you can think of it as an unadulterated shopping orgy, getting to know an interesting place or simply original trip with the whole family.
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La Roca Village it is truly made for a day trip: it takes at least half an hour to drive here from Barcelona. However, if you love shopping or simply want to take home something interesting from your holiday in Barcelona - and accompany it with an unusual experience - there is nothing to solve. After all, the popularity of this location is evidenced by its annual attendance of 4,5 million people!

In the village you will find outlet stores of many famous brands
Where is the shopping paradise La Roca Village finds?
Shopping paradise La Roca Village you will find between the towns of Cardedeu, Santa Agnès de Malanyanes and La Roca del Vallès roughly 30 kilometers northeast of the outskirts of Barcelona. It is a short distance from the Catalan town of Granollers and about 12 kilometers from the famous seaside resort of Mataró. The AP-7 highway leads directly past the complex Girona a railway line (unfortunately no stop).
La Roca Village it opened its doors to the public already in 1998 and somewhat resembles an idyllic Catalan village. It belongs to The Bicester Collection network of the British company Value Retail, which operates a total of eleven shopping villages across Europe (e.g. in London, Paris, Dublin, Milan, Frankfurt or Madrid), but also in China.

V La Roca Village you can buy world fashion 60% cheaper compared to classic stores
What shops can you find in La Roca Village?
La Roca Village, that's 150 shops and boutiques offering Spanish and international fashion brands. A lot of brands fall into the "middle class", but you can also find the big luxury and famous ones here.
The main attraction, apart from the huge quantity, is the favorable prices and extensive discounts. This is because it is an outlet with everything, i.e. also with goods from previous seasons or with some small defect.
Here is a list of brands with which v La Roca Village you can also meet (June 2023):
A – Adidas, Adolfo Domínguez, American Vintage, Armani, ASICS
B – Ba&sh, Baldinini, Balenciaga, Bally, Balmain, Barça Store, Bimba y Lola, Boboli, Boss, Boss Kids, Brownie, Brunello Cucinelli, Burberry
C – Calvin Klein Jeans, Calvin Klein Underwear, Camper, Castañer, Certina, Carolina Herrera, Clarins, Clarks, Claudie Pierlot, Coach, Columbia, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Corso Iluzione
D – Desigual, Diesel, DKNY, DKNY Kids, Dockers, Dolce & Gabbana, DSQUARED2, Dyson
E – Ecoalf, El Ganso, ESCADA, Etnia Barcelona, Etro
F – Furla
G – GAP, Geox, Gerry St. Tropez, Giuseppe Zanotti, Givenchy Kids, Golden Goose, Gucci, Guess, Guess Accessories
H – Hackett London, Hamilton, Happy Socks, Havaianas, Helly Hansen, HOFF, Hour Passion
CH – Chloé Kids
I – Inspira, IRO Paris
J –Jimmy Choo
K – Karl Lagerfeld, Karl Lagerfeld Kids, Kenzo, Kenzo Kids, Kipling
L – L'Occitane en Provence, Lacoste, Le Creuset, Levi's, Lindt, LIU·JO, Loewe, Lola Casademunt, Longchamp, Longines - Hour Passion, Lottusse
M – Maje, Mandarina Duck, Max Mara, Michael Kors, Michael Kors Kids, Mido, Missoni, Moncler, Montblanc, Moschino, MUNICH
N – Napapijri, New Balance
O – Off-White, Old Ridel, OROGOLD
P – Pandora, Paul & Shark, PDPAOLA, Pepe Jeans London, Philipp Plein, PINKO, Piquadro, Polo Ralph Lauren Children, Polo Ralph Lauren Men, Polo Ralph Lauren Women, Prada, PUMA, Punto Blanco, Purificación García
Q – Quiksilver
R – Rado - Hour Passion, Replay, Rituals, Roberto Cavalli
S – Saint Laurent, Salomon, Samsonite, Sandro, Scalpers, Stone Island, Sunglass Hut, Superdry, Swarovski, Swatch - Hour Passion
T – TAG Heuer, Ted Baker, Textura, The Cosmetics Company Store, The Kooples, The Marc Jacobs, The North Face, Timberland, Timberland Kids, Tissot, Tod's, Tommy Hilfiger, TOUS, Trussardi, Tumi
U – UGG, Under Armour, UNOde50
V – Vans, Versace, Vilebrequin, Villeroy & Boch
Z – Zadig & Voltaire
Before visiting, I recommend downloading the mobile application, which, among other things, also has a useful map on which you can find all the shops (iOS, Android)
What to do in La Roca Village besides shopping?
Even if you happen to be in La Roca Village have not bought anything, you can enjoy a walk in the romantic streets. You can browse the boutiques, go for a meal in one of the restaurants (Gangway, Mori or Andreu) and your children can have fun on the great and perfectly maintained playgrounds.

You can easily spend the whole day in the shopping village - you have everything you need here: shops, restaurants, cafes, playgrounds...
Cafés and pastry shops invite you to relax (Farggi 1957, Starbucks) and spacious rest areas with fountains in the shade of Mediterranean vegetation, often decorated with mosaics in Gaudí style. At the same time, this means that you won't enjoy your visit as much if the weather is bad: the shops are located in individual houses along the streets and there is no roof over the streets.
How to get to La Roca Village?
Car: You need to get to the AP-7 highway (direction Girona). Take exit No. 12, take an immediate right at the roundabout and immediately right again after crossing the railway line until you reach the shopping center. Parking is free for all visitors.
By bus: The Shopping Express special line runs from the bus station Barcelona Nord (North Station) every full hour, first line to La Roca Village leaves at 9 in the morning and the last one at 20:00 p.m. The price of a return ticket when buying online is €20 for an adult (children under 12 pay €10), when buying from the driver you pay €2 more. Children under 3 years of age travel for free.
You want to go to the shopping village La Roca Village during your visit to Barcelona? Buy bus tickets online >>>
| Name: | La Roca Village |
| Address: | La Roca Village, 08430 Santa Agnès de Malanyanes, Barcelona |
| Transportation: | by car or special bus from Barcelona (buying tickets) |
| Opening hours: |
Every day from 10:00 to 20:00 |
| More information: | Official Web |
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