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GALLERIA OUTLET CENTRE
COMET WAY, HATFIELD, HERTFORDSHIRE AL10 0XR
Phone Number: 01707 278301
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From high street fashion to European chic, the Galleria offers top names at over 80 retail outlets. Track down great discounts on brands such as Quiksilver, Timberland, Boss, Billabong, Diesel, Dolce & Gabbana, Nicole Farhi, Kenzo, Moschino, Rockport, Ted Baker, Kickers, Ben Sherman, Guess, Emporio Armani, Tommy Hilfiger, Pierre Cardin, Icelberg, Cerruti, Polo Ralph Lauren, Caterpillar, Hamnett, Calvin Klein, Yves St Laurent, Liz Claiborne, Austin Reed, Amanda Wakeley, Chilli Pepper, Lee Cooper and Morgan, as well as sports brands such as Nike, Reebok, Oakley, Adidas, Pringle and Northface. In addition to a newly-expanded TK Maxx, and major high street stores such as Marks & Spencer, HMV, Choice and Reebok, the Galleria has Mexx, The Body Shop, Lilley & Skinner, Whittard, Thorntons, Costa Coffee, PriceDrop.TV, Moss, Petroleum and Donnay, alongside many specialist outlets. Stock is constantly updated, and deals change almost daily. You can typically expect to save anything from around 60% on designer labels and quality brands, up to 70% on computer games, beauty and skincare ranges. A complete array of clothing, cosmetics, household goods, jewellery, toys, electrical goods, books, CDs and software can all be snapped up at unbeatable prices. With plenty of activities to keep children of every age amused, the Galleria makes a great destination for a family day out. There is a range of eateries and cafes, including Bella Italia, Madisons, Burger King, McDonald's, Frankie & Benny's. And, with an Odeon nine-screen digital multiplex cinema on site, you can round off the day with a trip to catch the latest film. Situated just north of London, the Galleria is a well-known landmark for the millions who drive beneath it on the A1(M) each year. There is parking for 1,700 cars, and the centre is open seven days a week. It's easy to find, spanning the A1 at Hatfield, Hertfordshire, four miles north of the M25, and is signposted from junctions 3 and 4.
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