The first outlet village in Bulgaria opens on 26 November 2026 at the northern entrance to Sofia, where Botevgradsko Shose meets the Ring Road and the A1 and A2 motorways. Trinity Capital AD is the investor, and the open-air scheme sits next to its own XOPark Sofia, a 55,000 sqm retail park previously known as Jumbo Plaza.
Leasing reached 96 percent of the space before opening. The line-up leans on fashion and sport, with BOSS, HUGO, Guess, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Timberland, Napapijri and Nike alongside regional operators and several brands new to Bulgaria. Around 40 stores share roughly 8,500 sqm of leasable area, and an upper-floor restaurant of about 1,500 sqm looks over the central square toward Vitosha.
Atelier Serafimov Architects designed the village around that square and a clock tower made by the Bulgarian clockmaker Preciznost. Haslinger Retail Real Estate Consulting and ecostra advised on the concept, and the Danish firm Vemco Group supplies the visitor-data platform.
Together with XOPark and two neighboring DIY hypermarkets, the cluster holds more than 100,000 sqm of retail space, about ten minutes by car from Sofia Airport, on a junction that carries around 24 million vehicles a year. Concept design for a second phase starts after opening: about 2,500 sqm and at least ten more operators, with a 2030 target.
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