Transfer
Malpensa → Mondovicino outlet
Direct transfer in 140 minutes. Fixed price, name-sign meet & greet, flight tracking.
All options for Malpensa → Mondovicino outlet
- 140 min
- Mercedes E-Class
- Free child seat
- 140 min
- Mercedes V-Class
- Perfect for family
- 140 min
- Mercedes S-Class
- VIP cabin
- 140 min
- Mercedes Sprinter
- Group up to 16
- 140 min
- Setra / Volvo
- Group up to 50
Malpensa → Mondovicino outlet — 140 minutes
Mondovicino Outlet sits near Mondovì in Piedmont, within reach of the Langhe and Roero wine hills around Alba and Barolo, which means a shopping day here often turns into a two-stop trip — outlet in the morning, a wine estate or a lunch in the hills in the afternoon. It's a genuinely regional destination rather than a Milan day trip, and clients booking it tend to have a specific reason to be in this part of Piedmont rather than treating it as a default outlet run.
Malpensa → Mondovicino outlet
Mondovicino Outlet sits near Mondovì in Piedmont, within reach of the Langhe and Roero wine hills around Alba and Barolo, which means a shopping day here often turns into a two-stop trip — outlet in the morning, a wine estate or a lunch in the hills in the afternoon. It's a genuinely regional destination rather than a Milan day trip, and clients booking it tend to have a specific reason to be in this part of Piedmont rather than treating it as a default outlet run.
The drive from Malpensa covers about 175 km and takes roughly 2 hours 20 minutes. The route runs south on the A4/A6 toward Turin, then continues on the A6 Torino–Savona autostrada toward Fossano and Mondovì, with a short final stretch on local roads to the outlet itself. It's a more southerly route than most of our transfers, running through open Piedmont countryside for a good part of the way rather than autostrada corridors alone.
Meet and greet happens at arrivals with a name board, your flight is tracked, and 60 minutes of free waiting is included. Shopping bags and any luggage from a wider Piedmont itinerary fit without a supplement in the right vehicle class. Water, Wi-Fi, and English/Italian/Russian-speaking drivers are standard.
The E-Class suits couples or solo travellers for this two-hour-plus drive. Families and small groups take the V-Class, and larger parties can request the Sprinter. All prices are fixed per vehicle at booking.
Book through the form on this page or via WhatsApp; payment is settled after the trip.
Malpensa splits arrivals between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 by airline, and your driver confirms which one applies before heading to the arrivals hall. Child seats are available on request at no extra charge — specify ages when booking. The drive south past Turin runs through open countryside for a good stretch rather than dense urban traffic, which makes the return leg reasonably predictable even at the end of a long day of shopping and sightseeing. Given the length of the drive, some clients treat Mondovicino as a stop on a wider Piedmont day rather than the sole destination — tell us at booking if you want the driver to wait through a winery visit or a stop in Turin before the return leg. The fare back to Malpensa is fixed at the same rate as the arrival, settled by card or cash after the trip.
For reference, the E-Class trunk takes two large suitcases and two carry-ons without trouble, and we size the V-Class up from there once a booking mentions extra passengers or equipment. Changes to the plan — a moved flight, one more traveller, additional bags — are simplest to handle over WhatsApp ahead of the pickup rather than as a surprise on the day. Note the season, too — summer sales periods draw more shoppers and slightly heavier traffic on the A6.
Mondovicino works well alongside Turin for guests combining a city stop with the outlet, and it sits within range of Serravalle Outlet further east for anyone comparing the two on the same regional trip.




