City: Neumünster
Region: Europe
Country: Germany
Trade area: 20 000 m²
Address: Oderstraße 10, 24539 Neumünster
No of floors: 1
Owner: McArthurGlen Group
Parking: 3 000
Phone: +49 4321 55 86 88 0
Size: 54783
Website: http://www.mcarthurglen.com/de/designer-outlet-neumuenster/en
Working time: Monday to Saturday: 10:00h - 20:00h
Neumünster Designer Outlet is McArthurGlen’s second Designer Outlet in Germany and largest retail outlet in Northern Germany, is located in Neumünster, just 40 minutes from Hamburg city centre, one of Germany’s most popular tourist destinations.
Designer Outlet Neumünster offers visitors their favourite designer brands such as Armani, Michael Kors, Hugo Boss, Nike and more, at prices 30–70% lower than the recommended retail price, all year round. As well as a fabulous variety of clothing, accessories and footwear, you‘ll find elegant homeware and fashionable sportswear.
The centre is located a 40-minute drive north of Germany’s second biggest city, Hamburg, and just off the A7 motorway linking Scandinavia with Germany and Continental Europe. It is well situated to capitalise on its wealthy catchment and the millions of tourists who visit the area each year.
Designer Outlet Neumünster architecture and design are inspired by the local Schleswig-Holstein style; especially by the main luxury piazza and the clocktower square, home to the specially commissioned horse’s head sculpture by Nic Fiddian-Green, reflecting the equine tradition of the region.
Second phase development of additional 6,900 sq m GLA is due to be opened in Autumn 2015.
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