Bicester Village has more than 150 boutiques, according to its official website, with shops including Gucci, Prada, Burberry, Dior and Mulberry. The open-air shopping destination at 50 Pingle Drive in Bicester also has restaurants, cafés and free parking for visitors.
This guide brings together the A–Z brand list, opening times and practical information for planning a visit. Sunday shoppers should check their chosen boutiques carefully, as several larger stores trade for fewer hours than the Village itself.
Information checked: 16 October 2026. Shop listings and visitor information were checked against Bicester Village’s official website and Chiltern Railways. Opening hours, services and stock can change.
What shops are in Bicester Village?
The directory ranges from fashion labels such as AllSaints, BOSS, Chloé, Fendi and Vivienne Westwood to Charlotte Tilbury, Clarins, Jo Malone London, Le Creuset and The White Company. Other listed names include Arc’teryx, Birkenstock, Dyson, New Balance, On and Vuori.
Use the official boutique directory to check a particular brand’s contact details before travelling for a specific item or size. The A–Z list below includes the directory’s current entries, with announced openings identified separately. Belstaff was marked “coming soon” when checked.
Bicester Village opening times
The published hours for the weeks beginning 12 and 19 October 2026 are:
| Day | Village hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Friday | 9am–8pm |
| Saturday | 9am–9pm |
| Sunday | 10am–7pm |
For 26–31 October 2026, the published hours extend to 9am–9pm, followed by 10am–7pm on Sunday 1 November. Check the official opening-hours calendar for your visit date, especially during holidays.
Sunday boutique exceptions: Burberry, BOSS, Coach, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Michael Kors, Moncler, Polo Ralph Lauren menswear and womenswear, Prada and Tod’s open at 11.30am for browsing, start selling at noon and close by 6pm. These are the exceptions listed by the Village when this guide was checked.
What restaurants are in Bicester Village?
The current food and drink directory lists Cecconi’s, Ottolenghi, The Double Red Duke, La Tua Pasta and Shan Shui for all-day dining. Check individual restaurant pages for menus, reservations and service times.
Options listed for a quicker stop include Itsu, Pret A Manger, Ralph’s Coffee, Crêperie Angélie, Oliphant’s, Ladurée, Fortnum & Mason, Tease and Bear Street Bakery. La Maritxu is listed under sweet treats.
Our earlier coverage of Ottolenghi’s Bicester opening provides background on the restaurant. Lindt’s chocolate shop also remains listed in the Village’s brand directory.
Where is Bicester Village?
The address is Bicester Village, 50 Pingle Drive, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 6WD. The outlet is separate from Bicester town centre. Use the address for directions and the official Village map to locate boutiques and facilities within the site.
How to get to Bicester Village
By car: from the M40, leave at junction 9 and follow the A41 and signs to Bicester Village. Use OX26 6WD for the shopping destination. The Village’s travel information covers road access and other transport options.
By train: Bicester Village station is beside the shopping destination, with a signposted pedestrian route into the Village. Direct services run from Oxford and London Marylebone. Check Chiltern Railways’ station information and live departures for your journey.
Bicester North is a different station. A shuttle connects it with the Village. Our report on the electric shuttle’s introduction gives background, but check the current service and fare before travelling. A shuttle is not needed to reach the shops from Bicester Village station.
By bus: the Village lists Stagecoach services from Oxford. Use the Stagecoach journey planner to check your stop, timetable and fare for the day.
Is parking at Bicester Village free?
Yes. Bicester Village says parking is free for its guests. Follow signs and staff directions on arrival. Accessible parking spaces are available near the entrances.
This is different from the railway station car park, for which Chiltern Railways lists parking charges. Drivers visiting the shops should follow signs for the Village’s customer parking rather than assume every nearby car park is free.
Electric-vehicle charging is available, but charging is paid separately. The Village’s visitor FAQs describe it as a top-up service and give payment information.
Accessibility, children and dogs
Bicester Village says all its boutiques are wheelchair accessible, with lifts in those occupying multiple floors. Accessible toilets are available in its seven washroom areas without a RADAR key. Wheelchairs can be requested in advance, subject to availability. Check the accessibility information or contact Guest Concierge on 01869 366266 about particular requirements.
Families can use the children’s playground, although the Village says it may close in extreme weather. See our Bicester Village playground guide for more about the play area.
Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the Village on short leads. Individual boutiques and restaurants decide whether pets can enter, so check before going inside. Assistance dogs are welcome.
Can I book personal shopping or shop from home?
The Village offers personal shopping appointments, which it describes as complimentary. Contact the team in advance to arrange a visit and discuss what you are looking for.
Its shopping-from-home service lets customers contact participating boutiques by phone, email or WhatsApp. Ask the individual shop about stock, delivery costs and returns before ordering.
A–Z list of Bicester Village shops
This list follows the official brand directory checked on 16 October 2026. It includes retail brands and other entries shown in that directory, including Ottolenghi. It is a guide to which names are listed, rather than a guarantee of product availability.
| A–Z | Brands and shops |
|---|---|
| A | Acne Studios, Acqua di Parma, Aesop, AllSaints, Ami Paris, Aquazzura, Arc’teryx, Armani, Astrid & Miyu, Augustinus Bader, Axel Arigato |
| B | ba&sh, Balenciaga, Balmain, Bamford, Bang & Olufsen, Barbour, Benefit Cosmetics, Birkenstock, Bonpoint, BOSS, Bottega Veneta, Breitling, Bremont, Brioni, Brunello Cucinelli, Burberry, Byredo |
| C | Calvin Klein, Canada Goose, CELINE, CH Carolina Herrera, Charles Tyrwhitt, Charlotte Tilbury, Chloé, Christian Louboutin, Clarins, Coach, Creed, CurrentBody Skin |
| D | David Clulow Sunglasses, Diesel, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, dunhill, Dyson |
| E | ELEMIS, Eleventy, Emma Bridgewater, Etro |
| F | Farm Rio, FENDI, Ferragamo, Fortnum & Mason |
| G | GANNI, Gina, Givenchy, Golden Goose, Gucci, Guerlain |
| H | Hackett London, Herno, Hogan at Tod’s, Holland Cooper, Hour Passion, House of Voltaire |
| I | Isabel Marant |
| J | JIL SANDER, Jimmy Choo, Jo Malone London |
| K | kate spade new york, KENZO, Kids around, Kiton, Kurt Geiger |
| L | L’Occitane, Lacoste, Lalique, Le Creuset, Levi’s, Lindt, LOEWE, Longchamp, Loro Piana, lululemon |
| M | Maison Margiela, Maje, Manolo Blahnik, Marc Jacobs, Max Mara, McQueen, Michael Kors, Missoni, Miu Miu, Molton Brown, Moncler, Monica Vinader, Montblanc, Moose Knuckles, Mulberry |
| N | N.Peal, NEOM, New Balance |
| O | On, Orlebar Brown, Ottolenghi |
| P | PAIGE, Pandora, Paul Smith, Penhaligon’s, Prada |
| R | Ralph Lauren, Ralph Lauren Children, Reiss, Rituals, RIXO, Roger Vivier |
| S | Saint Laurent, Samsonite, Sandro, Self-Portrait, Shreeji Presents: The Village News, Stella McCartney, Stone Island, Swarovski, Swatch, Sweaty Betty |
| T | TAG Heuer, The Cosmetics Company Store, The North Face, The Village Vault, The White Company, Thom Browne, Timberland, Tod’s, Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy Hilfiger Women & Kids, Tory Burch, TUMI |
| U | UGG, Under Armour |
| V | Valentino Garavani, Versace, Vilebrequin, Villeroy & Boch, Vivienne Westwood, Vuori |
| W | Watchfinder & Co. |
| Z | ZEGNA, ZIMMERMANN, ZWILLING |
Announced opening: Belstaff was labelled “coming soon” in the official directory on 16 October 2026 and is therefore not included among the current listings above.
What is The Bicester Collection?
Bicester Village opened in April 1995 and is part of The Bicester Collection, which describes a group of 12 shopping villages in Europe, China and North America.
For a different shopping trip within Oxfordshire, see our Westgate Oxford guide. Our Bicester news page covers local developments beyond the outlet.
