A day at Wertheim Village outlet shopping | Global Blue

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29 May, 2013

10am: Munich’s much-loved leather goods brand Aigner is not just known for its incredible selection of handbags. The brand’s horseshoe emblem also adorns belts, purses, iPad cases and key rings – all of which can be found at the Wertheim Village boutique

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12pm: Seek out the pick of German womenswear at Wertheim Village. For a selection of eveningwear for summertime galas and nights at the opera, visit the Strenesse store.

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12.30pm: René Lezard’s sophisticated collections are always favoured by Germany’s style-conscious women, and Hallhuber’s accessories are hard to beat.

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1pm: For a relaxed lunchtime bite, choose from Wertheim Village’s selection of eateries. La Piazza offers an enticing range of Italian dishes while Ferrys Bistro is ideal for a delicious baguette or a freshly prepared salad.

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Lloyd shoes and bags

3pm: Add the finishing touch to new looks with a pair of heels or boots from Lloyd. The brand is an expert in the field of footwear, with over 120 years of experience to its name. The wide range of styles available will delight even the most discerning shoe fans.

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5pm: For a scoop or two of delicious Italian ice cream, visit Amorino. Try a waffle cone filled with fruity sorbet or tempting chocolate gelato.

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Opening times
Monday-Saturday: 10am-8pm
Sundays and public holidays: closed

Contact details
Almosenberg, 97887 Wertheim, +49 (0)9342 919 9100

How to get there
By Shopping Express: The Shopping Express luxury coach service takes visitors from Frankfurt to Wertheim Village and back, departing from the city’s main train station and the Westin Grand Frankfurt hotel from Monday to Saturday. For booking and information, visit chicoutletshopping.com.

By train: Regular trains run to Wertheim town from Frankfurt’s central station, Nuremberg and Würzburg. Then take the free shuttle bus to Wertheim Village from Monday to Saturday. Collect your free ticket from the tourist information office (Tourismus Wertheim) in Wertheim town.

By car: From Frankfurt head to Würzburg on the A3. Take exit 66 signposted Wertheim/Lengfurt. The drive takes approximately 50 minutes from Frankfurt city centre.

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