La Roca Village - The ultimate luxury shopping destination in Spain!

Located in the heart of the autonomous region of Catalan in Spain, La Roca Village is one of the few places which offer multiple shopping options for high-end luxury brands in the country.

La Roca Village is part of the Collection of nine Chic Outlet Shopping® Villages by Value Retail. It has more than 140 luxury brands which offer travelers unprecedented options to pick from.

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La Roca Village, Spain

From Adolfo Dominguez to Bally to Coccinelle and Lupo, the options to shop are simply mind-boggling. There is also Fossil, Burberry, Escada, Gant and many many more. In fact if you plan to visit the village to shop, you must check out this link to read more.

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Shoppers at La Roca Village
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A busy shopper :)

The good news is that many of these stores also have products on sale, which means getting a good deal for your buck isn't exactly impossible! :)

Beyond shopping at La Roca Village

Not a big fan of luxury products or even shopping? Well, in that case it's perhaps not worth coming all the way to the village. However, if you do end up here with friends or family, there is still much for you to do - especially if you love food, like I do! Haha...

Both me and my travel partner, Anwesha, are not fans of shopping we sat around in cafes, drank gallons of coffee, looked at people passing by with extremely large number of bags and simply chilled. It was February but the weather was perfect to laze around in the afternoon sun to keep us warm.

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My sumptuous meal! 

I also did a fair bit of window shopping and was almost tempted to buy sunglasses. Thankfully I remembered on time that I rarely wear them (as my style quotient is practically zero), and so saved some money.

Food at La Roca Village

There are multiple dining options at the village, from traditional Catalan delicacies to healthy options to simply cafes serving tiny portions. We ate our lunch in the open at Pasarela and I would strongly recommend it to everyone who goes there. There is also Mori by Parco which is expeiclaly famous for sushi and sashimi.

To top it up you can either go to Starbucks or Lobby cafe or Cafes and Tapas, for coffee and mini-snacks.

Architecture of La Roca

The village is actually quite new, though it looks like a typical old Catalan village, on which it's modeled. The beautifully colored shops, and lanes, all give the feel of a medieval town in the 21st century.

The place looks so authentic that for half my time there, I was under the impression that I was in an ancient town! Oh...this is quite embarrassing :P

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Looking around at the life passing by...

How to reach La Roca Village

If you love shopping, you must come here and splurge. It is located just 40 minutes from Barcelona and is also easily accessible from Girona, the Costa Brava, France and Andorra.

From Barcelona, Girona, Costa Brava, France and Andorra
Leave the AP7 Motorway at Exit 12A (Cardedeu) and follow the signs for 'Centre Comercial'.

Essential details:
Address for Sat Nav is:
La Roca Village, s/n
08430 Santa Agnès de Malanyanes (La Roca del Vallès)
Barcelona, España

GPS
Lat. 41.610694
Long. 2.343342

OPEN FROM MONDAY TO SUNDAY

Monday 10.00 - 22.00
Tuesday 10.00 - 22.00
Wednesday 10.00 - 22.00
Thursday 10.00 - 22.00
Friday 10.00 - 22.00
Saturday 10.00 - 22.00
Sunday 10.00 - 22.00

For more details, check here - Directions to reach.

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We had a meeting in this gorgeous room...
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Everyone enjoying a bit of sun :)

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Disclaimer: I was in Spain on invitation of the Catalan Tourism Board. All views expressed above are unbiased and based on personal experiences.

Comments

  1. To talk of shopping, no one can beat Lleida ! :) Also in Catalan. :)

    It has the longest shopping street in Europe!

    I quite liked the Catalan region for its smaller towns, simplicity & quietness. :)

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  2. Thank you for your visit and nice comment.
    I was never in La Roca Village but I guess it must be a paradise for consumers.
    Your photos, I've been visiting, has great quality.
    (To comment you I use the Google translator. I feel the mistakes)

    regards

    · LMA · & · CR ·

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    1. Thanks for the comment Noco...google did a great job at translating it for you :)

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