Ingolstadt Village lies right on the A9 motorway, about 45 minutes north of Munich. The open-air outlet opened in 2005 and is part of The Bicester Collection, which operates twelve villages in Europe, China and the USA. Its 110 boutiques offer luxury, designer and lifestyle brands at reduced prices all year round, alongside restaurants, cafés and food spots. The village is open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm, and parking is free.
Ingolstadt Village at a glance
- Operator: The Bicester Collection
- Boutiques: 110
- Food and drink: 7 restaurants, cafés and food spots
- Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10 am – 8 pm, closed on Sundays and public holidays (except special openings)
- Address: Otto-Hahn-Straße 1, 85055 Ingolstadt, Germany
- Getting there: A9 motorway, approx. 45 minutes from Munich
- Parking: free, with electric vehicle charging points
- Dogs: welcome everywhere on a lead
Setting and atmosphere
Houses with oriels and painted façades and buildings modelled on historic industrial architecture shape the look of the village, which describes its style as „Nouveau Bavaria“. The shopping streets are car-free, and seasonal decorations and events add variety throughout the year. Ingolstadt’s old town and the Danube are only a few kilometres away.
Food and drink options include the Ladurée Salon de Thé, the Bollicine&Co. champagne bar, Mancini, Mr. Smash & Co., Indochine, Coffee Fellows and Venchi for chocolate and ice cream. Washrooms with baby-changing facilities are located throughout the village.
Brands and prices
The range spans luxury labels such as Balenciaga, LOEWE, ETRO, Jimmy Choo, Versace, Burberry and Tod’s, designer and premium fashion from BOSS, Armani, Polo Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Maje, Sandro and Closed, and sports and outdoor brands including Nike, adidas Originals, Puma, Arc’teryx, The North Face and Salomon. There are also shoes, bags, watches (Hour Passion), cosmetics (Douglas, The Cosmetics Company Store), childrenswear and homeware from WMF, Zwilling, Le Creuset, Rosenthal and Villeroy & Boch. Most items come from previous seasons or overstock, and each boutique sets its own discounts. See the store directory below for the full list.
Services
- Hands-free shopping: your purchases are collected so you don’t have to carry them.
- Personal shopping: personal style advice by appointment.
- Tax-free shopping: visitors from outside the EU can reclaim VAT in participating boutiques.
- Shopping Card: gift card valid in all boutiques, available online or at the concierge.
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the village.
- Village app with interactive map and membership code.
- Membership programme: free registration for personalised offers and invitations.
- Cash machines on site.
Opening hours, address and contact
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm. Closed on Sundays and public holidays, except for announced special openings. Please check the current hours on the official website before your visit.
Address: Ingolstadt Village, Otto-Hahn-Straße 1, 85055 Ingolstadt, Germany
Concierge (guest services): phone +49 841 8863100, WhatsApp +49 151 12969087, email conciergeservices@ingolstadtvillage.com
How to get to Ingolstadt Village
- By car: via the A9 motorway, approx. 45 minutes from Munich. Parking is free, and electric vehicle charging points are available (payment via the ChargePoint app or contactless card).
- By Shopping Express: coach service Monday to Saturday from Munich to the village and back, seats can be booked on the village website.
- By train: connections from Munich, Nuremberg, Augsburg, Ulm and Regensburg to Ingolstadt.
- By bus: from Ingolstadt main station take line 10 or 11 to „Brückenkopf“ and change to line 20 to the village; from Ingolstadt Nord station take line 20 directly. Buses run hourly.
- Chauffeur service: private transfer, bookable via the village.
Ingolstadt and the surrounding area
Ingolstadt on the Danube combines a historic old town with fortifications, the New Castle housing the Bavarian Army Museum and the German Museum of Medical History with modern industry: the Audi Forum and its museum mobile attract car fans. Nearby, the Altmühl valley with its cycling and hiking trails and towns such as Eichstätt and Neuburg an der Donau make good day trips.