La Torre Outlet Zaragoza, built by Grupo Iberebro, is due to open its doors in October 2020. The opening of the center, which was originally scheduled to take place in May 2020, has been delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Throughout the state of emergency, construction work continued in accordance with all official regulations
More Than 90 Brands
La Torre Outlet Zaragoza is managed by ROS Retail Outlet Shopping. Managing Director Thomas Reichenauer, Member of the ACROSS Executive Board, explains: “We are very proud to be part of this new generation of outlet centers and can hardly wait for the opening. Customers will be able to enjoy fashion outlet and convenience shopping, leisure spaces, entertainment, and culinary delights all in one place, thereby fulfilling new customer demands for sustainability and digitalization as well as providing a new meeting place.”
Visitors will be able to enjoy more than 90 international fashion, sport, and lifestyle brands, such as Adidas, Reebok, Guess, Mango, and Fifty, an outlet owned by the Tendam Group (Cortefiel, Pedro del Hierro, Springfield, Women’Secret, and Milano) along with many others, always at discounts ranging from 30% to 70%. The outlet village will feature a wide-ranging offer, including a state-of-the-art Artesiete cinema, a food court, a stand-alone McDonalds drive-through, and an interactive leisure area. Cooperation with Telefónica will enhance the shopping experience by means of a fully integrated digital approach, which will include a customer loyalty program, social media linked gamification, as well as virtual and augmented reality features. A massive LED screen displayed in the central plaza will be a major highlight. An additional attraction will be a 2-level climbing wall provided by Climbat, with additional locations in Madrid and Barcelona.
La Torre Outlet Zaragoza will cover a GLA of 61,500 sq m, of which 13,500 sq m will be dedicated to the Outlet Village, 15,000 square meters to the Food Court and Leisure Zone, and 33,000 square meters to the Retail Park, which will be anchored by a Decathlon store measuring 3,000 square meters. A total of 2,800 free parking spaces will be available. The outlet is conveniently located in the north of Zaragoza, is adjacent to the AP-68 highway to Bilbao, and is directly connected to the A-2, one of the main highway links that connects Zaragoza to Madrid and Barcelona. The location also benefits from being well-connected to public transport, and it has its own train station, which is connected to the AVE Renfe high-speed train to Madrid and Barcelona. Moreover, Zaragoza airport is only a 10-minute drive away.
