We bought tickets for a full day. This place was awesome. Not just because of the deals at certain…read morestores. They had a play area for kids. They also had a small waterpark for the kids to cool off. If you didn't want to pay for that they had a small splash area near the food court. They many designer stores. They treated you very nice. We are at Eataly. The pizzas were delicious and so was the salad. It was a great day spent here.

I think this designer outlet is mediocre. Also 70% OFF statement is over exaggerated. Of course…read moredepends what are you looking for. Also many brands sell regular items as they would in boutique's. So please check prices. Gucci & Versace & Givenchy and many other brands have special collection for the outlet so dont think its discounted last year collections, no its special line for outlets. Specially, Gucci has a lot of items that you will never see in regular boutique. Of course everybody's taste is different but don't count. Overall it's not bad but I didnt found many things that I was looking for.

Nice mid-high end department store with 4 stories, one of the larger stores in the shopping…read moredistrict along Jean-Médicin. This spot seemed geared towards tourists and shoppers in a mid-upper economic situation, as it's def on the pricier end from a quality and assortment perspective (think Bloomingdale's in NYC). There are signs posted on how to get tax refunds on purchases over a certain amount. That being said when I went mid-January they were having a fair amount of end of season sales across most retailers so shopping (or window shopping) can be an alternative activity for a rainy January day when it's not nice enough outside to enjoy the gorgeous views along the coast. The store is divided into 5 stories (first floor being floor 0 in Europe). Floor 0 includes cosmetics and beauty, watches and accessories and a salon, plus individual shops for the luxury retailers like LV, Balenciaga, Gucci, etc. First and second floors are higher end and mid-high end women's apparel and additional accessories. Third floors is men's and fourth floor is everything else--furniture, home goods, gourmet foods, restaurant. Personally wish it carried more gourmet food items like the Paris locations, but I guess it's not as big as those locations so there's less selection.

This Mall, located in the heart of Nice, France, is an incredible five-story establishment that…read moreoffers a range of mid to luxury items. It is a smaller-scale replica of the famous Parisian gallery. Come and experience shopping the "Nice" way.

This street memorializes Giuseppe Garbaldi when they named the oldest street in Turin after him in…read more1882. Garibaldi is considered to be one of Italy's "founding fathers" and is held in high regard. This is a pedestrian-only street that runs from Piazza Castello to Piazza Statuto and is lined with shops, restaurants, bars and street vendors. Along with via Garibaldi being a hub for shopping, eating or simply a place to socialize, tourists will also want to discover some of the 16th and 17th century religious buildings.

This outlet mall has a mixture of middle and high-end stores. there is not a lot, maybe 20 stores…read moretotal. Gucci, Desigual, Armani, Coach. there are a couple sit down restaurants and a cafe with outdoor seating area. there's a shuttle bus that picks up from a few different places in the city and takes you out to the mall. on their website there's a schedule. you can also take public transportation, which is described on the website also.

The other Yelp review is mistaken: there is NOT an Eataly in the basement at this location. We…read morewalked for miles and were totally disappointed. This is just a typical COIN with nothing special except the huge Nespresso boutique in the basement. Think of this as the European version of Macy's. The restaurant on the top floor serves sushi and the restaurant in the basement is a coffee shop with surly service. They do have free restrooms on the lower level, worth a stop if you have to go.

I didn't completely scour this department store top-to-bottom, but any store that has a Nespresso…read moreboutique AND a small Eataly location I'm gonna love!! Both Nespresso & Eataly are in the basement of this store; so you get to walk through the cosmetics section a bit to get to the escalator. While it does seem like everything's compactly placed into this store, they really do have a great selection! I remember walking by small L'Occitane & Keihl's counters too. Down in the "home section" they had a bunch of items on sale, and some really cool looking items Alessi items, some great drinkware selections, small kitchen appliances, tableware, etc. I didn't spend too much time here - - I didn't even check out the clothes! (Eeks!) I was on a mission to get some more Nespresso capsules, and mission accomplished.