Swindon Designer Outlet

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Swindon Designer Outlet, a shopping complex built within the disused Swindon railway engine works.
Swindon Designer Outlet, a shopping complex built within the disused Swindon railway engine works.
A Swindon-built locomotive (Hagley Hall) on display in the eating area of the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet, Swindon.
A Swindon-built locomotive (Hagley Hall) on display in the eating area of the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet, Swindon.

The McArthur Glen Swindon Designer Outlet is Europe's largest covered designer outlet, occupying restored Great Western railway works, near Swindon town centre, England. Opened in March 1997, it is located a few miles from junction 16 of the M4 motorway. Ten million people live within 90 minutes drive of the outlet and 3 million shoppers visit each year. Capacity for parking is 1,850.

There are 105 stores, including LK Bennett, Burberry, Hobbs, Polo Ralph Lauren, Thomas Pink, Next Clearance, Tommy Hilfiger, Jaeger, Gap Outlet and Puma

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