designeroutletathens.gr
Designer outlet shopping, dining and visitor services for consumers near Athens, Greece
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About designeroutletathens.gr
Designer Outlet Athens is an outdoor shopping centre with more than 100 designer brands, restaurants and cafés. It also offers visitor services including parking, Wi-Fi, gift vouchers and electric-vehicle charging.
The centre serves shoppers and visitors, with stores and food outlets operating on site. Its listed location is Spata, Greece, and its investment is associated with Lamda Development.
Product: An outlet shopping centre with designer-brand stores, restaurants, cafés and visitor services.
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