I am a regular visitor here when in this area and I absolutely love shopping here its clean,spacious with plenty of facilities for getting a light lunch,icecream or drink and the toilets wouldn't go amiss in a 5 star hotel so clean.There is loads of onsite parking and best of all for Italy its open all day 7 days a... More

I tend to agree with the person who described it as a dusty wasteland - worth a vist just to have a look as they don't charge you to look, but otherwise it appears to be very expensive. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here, but ok popping in if you are in the area. Don't botherwith... More

The top designers are very well represented here, and I was able to load up on ties from Paul Smith and Armani at less than 30 Euros a pop. Cuff links are also dirt cheap, but shirts and suits are expensive comparatively to Serravalle. Still, for quick 2 hr stopping therapy, this is not a bad choice.

This new development on the outskirts of Fidenza is a dry and dusty commercial wasteland. It's full of brand-named clothes shops and fast food cafes. Its biggest feature is a car park for a thousand cars. This is the last thing that Italy needs - or should want. Shame on the people who allowed it to happen

Just 15 minutes from Parma, a great place to go for the day, especially in Spring or Autumn. Can get very busy on Saturdays and Sundays but long opening hours during the week also. Lindt shop is a MUST and a heaven for chocolate-lovers!

This is a very big shopping center with a very big number of shops on the way from Parma to Milano. This is not a cheap center but you can find very nice articrls.

Fidenza village has a bus that collects you from Milan and returns you end of the day. The place is about one hour away from Milan. They give you a 10% discount voucher to use on purchases that are NOT on sale. They have a wide selection to choose from. You have to go through all the ranges and you... More

Great place to shop, easy to find by car, loads of free parking... Dechathlon is massive here and has got everything. 15-20 minsdrive from Parma. loads of other stores-http://www.fidenzavillage.com/en/plan-your-visit/getting-here/getting-here

We went to Fidenza Village from Milano by the Fidenza Express, which we booked the previous evening online - for 10 Euro pp . The (very comfortable) bus awaited near the Castello at the bus stop and left exactly on time. The bus driver gave us an additional 10% discount voucher. The way took approx.1.5 hours. We arrived there around... More