Image credits and licences

VisitOutlets uses 17 photographs published under a free licence on Wikimedia Commons and 13 illustrations produced for this site. Every photograph is listed below with its author, its licence and a link to the original file page. Licences were last verified on 2026-08-05.

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Photographs

Sourced from Wikimedia Commons under Public Domain, CC0, CC BY or CC BY-SA terms. Each file was cropped to a 16:9 frame and converted to WebP; no other changes were made.

Ashford Designer Outlet designer outlet centre in Ashford, UK
Author
PAUL FARMER
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Lelystad, Netherlands
Batavia Stad Fashion Outlet designer outlet centre in Lelystad, Netherlands on the central square
Author
Txllxt TxllxT
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Bicester (London area), UK
Bicester Village outlet shopping village in Bicester, UK at the main entrance
Author
Robert Eva
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Ochtrup, Germany
Designer Outlet Ochtrup designer outlet centre in Ochtrup, Germany
Author
Elke Wetzig
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Parndorf, Austria
Designer Outlet Parndorf designer outlet centre in Parndorf, Austria
Author
Wizzard
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Roermond, Netherlands
Designer Outlet Roermond designer outlet centre in Roermond, Netherlands
Author
qwesy qwesy
Licence
CC BY 3.0
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Fidenza (Milan/Bologna catchment), Italy
Fidenza Village outlet shopping village in Fidenza, Italy
Author
DimiTalen
Licence
CC0
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Freeport Lisboa Fashion Outlet designer outlet centre in Alcochete, Portugal at the main entrance
Author
Bernzrdo
Licence
CC0
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Ingolstadt (Munich area), Germany
Ingolstadt Village outlet shopping village in Ingolstadt, Germany with its restaurant terrace
Author
Henk Bekker
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Kildare (Dublin area), Ireland
Kildare Village outlet shopping village in Kildare, Ireland seen from the air
Author
瑞丽江的河水
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La Roca del Vallès (Barcelona area), Spain
La Roca Village outlet shopping village in La Roca del Vallès, Spain
Author
Jorge Franganillo
Licence
CC BY 2.0
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Serris (Paris area), France
La Vallée Village outlet shopping village in Serris, France
Author
Artvill
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Las Rozas (Madrid area), Spain
Las Rozas Village outlet shopping village in Las Rozas, Spain with its restaurant terrace
Author
jacilluch
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Metzingen, Germany
Outletcity Metzingen designer outlet centre in Metzingen, Germany
Author
qwesy qwesy
Licence
CC BY 3.0
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Serravalle Scrivia, Italy
Serravalle Designer Outlet designer outlet centre in Serravalle Scrivia, Italy
Author
qwesy qwesy
Licence
CC BY 3.0
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Various, Spain
The Style Outlets designer outlet centre in Various, Spain
Author
Zarateman
Licence
CC0
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Wertheim (Frankfurt area), Germany
Wertheim Village outlet shopping village in Wertheim, Germany along the shopping street
Author
Triplec85
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Illustrations

No freely licensed photograph exists for these outlets. The images below were generated for VisitOutlets and are illustrations of the outlet type in its regional setting. They are not photographs and not likenesses of the actual buildings. Each one lists the verified facts it was based on.

Halfweg, Netherlands
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Halfweg, Netherlands

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Halfweg, between Amsterdam and Haarlem, at 52.3855 N, 4.7397 E (Wikipedia, nl:Amsterdam The Style Outlets, Q61697515)
  • Architectural design documented as based on the Dutch landscape and the tradition of water and stone (same source)
  • 19,000 m² lettable area, 115 shops, parking for 1,950 cars and at least 200 bicycles (same source)
  • Site forms part of the SugarCity area, the former CSM sugar factory grounds (same source)
Wustermark, Germany
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Wustermark, Germany

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Elstal, municipality of Wustermark, Havelland, at 52.5400 N, 12.9900 E (Wikipedia, de:Elstal, Q1333870)
  • Described as a 10,300 m² Einkaufsdorf (shopping village) opened 2009 in the DEMEX-Park (same source)
  • Brandenburg pine forest is the documented surrounding landscape
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Douains, France

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Douains, Eure, Normandy, at 49.0401 N, 1.4284 E (Wikipedia, fr:Douains, Q634043)
  • Over 80 stores (official site, mcarthurglen.com, accessed 2026-08-05)
  • Regional building idiom of the Eure: limestone render, slate, half-timbering
Roosendaal, Netherlands
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Roosendaal, Netherlands

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Operating in Roosendaal since 2006 (Wikipedia, nl:Designer Outlet Roosendaal, Q2195990)
  • Traded as Designer Outlet Rosada before being renamed Designer Outlet Roosendaal in 2019 (same source)
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Warsaw, Poland

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • ul. Puławska 42E, Piaseczno, south of Warsaw (official site designeroutletwarszawa.pl, accessed 2026-08-05)
  • Address confirmed as the outlet by OpenStreetMap feature naming at 52.0872 N, 21.0228 E
  • Generated rather than sourced because every Commons photo still shows the former Fashion House branding
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Cannock, UK

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Cannock, Staffordshire, at 52.6910 N, -2.0270 W (Wikipedia, en:Cannock)
  • Town sits beside Cannock Chase heathland, hence the wooded ridge
  • Regional building idiom: red brick with timber cladding
Various, Poland
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Various, Poland

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Neinver operates the Factory outlet brand in Poland (Wikipedia, pt:Vila do Conde Porto Fashion Outlet, which records Neinver as the Factory operator in Spain and Poland)
  • Brand-level page covering several Polish locations rather than one building
Marcianise, Italy
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Marcianise, Italy

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Marcianise, province of Caserta, Campania, at 41.0333 N, 14.3000 E (Wikipedia, it:Marcianise, Q58706)
  • 160 stores (official site, mcarthurglen.com, accessed 2026-08-05)
  • Regional idiom: rendered classical facades and arcades, documented across Marcianise civic architecture
Maasmechelen (Brussels/Antwerp/Cologne), Belgium
Illustration of an outlet shopping village in the regional style of Maasmechelen, Belgium

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Opened 10 October 2001 by Value Retail (Wikipedia, nl:Maasmechelen Village, Q2681638)
  • Built as part of the redevelopment of the former Eisden coal mine site (same source)
  • Layout is one long open-air shopping street, the Mijnwerkersstraat, with smaller cross-streets (same source)
  • Around 100 shops and eateries, 1,600 parking spaces (same source)
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Málaga, Spain

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Málaga, Andalusia, part of the Plaza Mayor leisure and retail complex
  • Andalusian whitewashed village architecture is the documented regional idiom of the Costa del Sol
  • Generated rather than sourced because the only licence-clean Commons candidate depicts a copyrighted sculpture
Noventa di Piave, Italy
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Noventa di Piave, Italy

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Noventa di Piave, province of Venice, Veneto, at 45.6667 N, 12.5333 E (Wikipedia, it:Noventa di Piave, Q47452)
  • Over 170 designer brands (official site, mcarthurglen.com, accessed 2026-08-05)
  • Venetian pastel render and arcading is the documented regional idiom of the Veneto plain
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Miramas, France

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Miramas, Bouches-du-Rhone, at 43.5822 N, 5.0019 E (Wikipedia, fr:Miramas, Q235865)
  • Built on the ZAC Mas de Peronne-Boule Noire, about 20,000 m² with around 100 boutiques (same source)
  • Ochre render, pantile roofs and plane trees are the documented Provencal regional idiom
Vila do Conde, Portugal
Illustration of a designer outlet centre in the regional style of Vila do Conde, Portugal

Illustration generated for visitoutlets.com, not a photograph of the venue

Based on these verified facts:

  • Modivas, Vila do Conde, Porto district (Wikipedia, pt:Vila do Conde Porto Fashion Outlet, Q10345250)
  • Built as a single-storey building of about 15,000 m² (same source, 2008 figure)
  • About 31,000 m² gross lettable area and 1,600 free open-air parking spaces (same source)