Wertheim Village is located right on the A3 motorway, about 45 minutes from Frankfurt. The open-air outlet opened in 2003 and is part of The Bicester Collection, which operates twelve villages in Europe, China and the USA. Its 110 boutiques offer national and international designer and lifestyle brands at reduced prices all year round, complemented by nine restaurants, cafés and food spots. The village is open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm, and parking is free.
Wertheim Village at a glance
- Operator: The Bicester Collection
- Boutiques: 110
- Food and drink: 9 restaurants, cafés and food spots
- Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 10 am – 8 pm, closed on Sundays and public holidays (except special openings)
- Address: Almosenberg, 97877 Wertheim, Germany
- Getting there: A3 motorway, exit 66 Wertheim/Lengfurt; approx. 45 minutes from Frankfurt
- Parking: free, with electric vehicle charging points
- Dogs: welcome everywhere on a lead
Setting and atmosphere
Wertheim, once the residence of the Counts of Wertheim, lies where the river Tauber flows into the Main. Medieval alleys, half-timbered houses and an impressive castle ruin give the old town its Franconian character. The village picks up this style with half-timbered façades, turrets and car-free shopping streets, and makes a good day trip combined with the old town and the Tauber valley.
For a break, options include Saigon Social Club, the Italian La Piazza, The Coffee Corner, The Waffle, Mon Amour organic crêpes, Elaine’s TakeAway and the Lindt Café. There is a children’s playground, and washrooms with baby-changing facilities are located throughout the village.
Brands and prices
The range covers luxury and designer fashion, business and casual wear, sports and outdoor clothing, shoes, jewellery, cosmetics and homeware. Brands include BOSS, Polo Ralph Lauren, Armani, Coach, Longchamp, Michael Kors and Tod’s, sports and outdoor labels such as adidas, Nike, The North Face and Jack Wolfskin, and WMF, Villeroy & Boch, Le Creuset and Fissler for kitchen and table. 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 (booking via the village).
- 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.
- Miles & More: collect miles and redeem them for a Shopping Card.
- 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: Wertheim Village, Almosenberg, 97877 Wertheim, Germany
Concierge (guest services): phone +49 9342 9199100, WhatsApp +49 151 18937674, email conciergeservices@wertheimvillage.com
How to get to Wertheim Village
- By car: take the A3 motorway to exit 66 Wertheim/Lengfurt, turn right at the end of the slip road, then take the first left and follow the access road to the village. Approx. 45 minutes from Frankfurt. Parking is free, and electric vehicle charging points are available (payment via the ChargePoint app or contactless card).
- By Shopping Express: coach service from Frankfurt to the village and back, seats can be booked on the village website.
- By train: connections from Frankfurt and Würzburg, with the last leg by bus.
- By plane: Frankfurt and Nuremberg airports are each about an hour’s drive away.