Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
Start your review...
Get app
10 years ago
Used to be a high class place with good Service Horrible Service And have a new Octo watch that has had to be repaired 4 times since purchase 2 years ago Junk read more
Rue du Rhône 30
1204 Geneva
Switzerland
022 317 70 70
Call Now
Visit Website
http://bulgari.com
Hours
What time does Bulgari open?
Bulgari opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Bulgari close?
Bulgari closes at 6:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Bulgari closes at 6:00 PM on Saturday.Bulgari is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 6:30 PMSat 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSun Closed
Does Bulgari have parking?
Yes, Bulgari has parking options.
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
See all
Such a lovely little shop! Full of history and quality items including watches, cutlery, and of…read morecourse the Swiss Army knife. Service was excellent and they can assemble your custom implement in minutes, and customize with engraving.
You've got to do the most touristy thing and make it to Victorinox while in Switzerland. My…read moresister got me a customized climber over 20 years ago and she lost hers to the Touchy Search Agents (TSA) many years back, so I decided to surprise her with a brand new one. I too got my self another personalized and a 2023 limited editions. Someone in my party was jealous, so the next day we came back. I decided to pick up some travel gear and got the Airox Frequent Flyer Hardside Carry-on luggage. It's on the smaller end and incredibly light. The store also has cutlery and watches. On the way out, I had to purchase chocolates shaped and wrapped in foil to look like a Swiss knife. I bet TSA would try to make you throw that out too. Note: If you buy enough gear, you could save some money on taxes on the way home.
La Mecque des couteaux suisse c'est ici
Descending the stairs past the giant wall of knives...
From the owner: Art de la table - papeterie - cadeaux de naissance - décoration - bijoux - accessoire - luminaire -…read moremobilier (sur commande)
La boutique - vaisselle Falcon
Notice board - House Doctor
Deco
Very helpful and patient staff. Spoke French and English while choosing watches to give as presents.read more
Many shops, food places for snacks and a few places to get real food, some right outside of the…read moretrain station in the back. Shopping is many stores downstairs with an H&M. The train station is where you get local trains, high speed trains, buses and trams so its a major hub in the city of Geneva - watch out for pick pockets and petty theft lke that.
Being modernized at the moment (2011) and many new food places and snack bars have been added -…read moremore to come!
Very cool mall. Super high end. Lots of stores. Very cool food court and high end supermarket…read more Anything you could want is there. Expensive. But plenty of sales too.
We were looking for a spot to get a quick snack and some coffee. We saw an abundance of foot…read moretraffic coming in/out of the Globus building and could see people having a meal so decided to go in and check it out. We walked into the Food Hall section of this Department Store. Loud and busy at 3 on a Saturday afternoon. We ordered a couple of Cappuccinos from the Coffee Wine Bar. Came with a piece of chocolate and they did have a choice of Lactose free milk. Coffee hit the spot. We shared a savory Crepe which was filled with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and Pesto. Tasty and just the right portion. We saw a few other stands-Asia Deli, Patisserie, Seafood Bar, Indian, and Art of Burger to name a few. Service from both stands was fast and friendly. We went up to the third floor and did some browsing. Store was busy also and most likely because most stores/shops are closed on Sunday. That said, the best part of the store was the Food Hall.
Asia Deli
Patisserie
Cappuccino (from Coffee Wine Bar)
Brands by name
Articles by date
Florists
Great experience with Rolex in Genève. As a tourist, don't expect any in-demand models brought out…read morefor you, but you may be surprised by what models they have out as in-stock models for immediate sale. Typically these are higher-priced, lower-demand models -- think solid gold or two-toned pieces, for instance. I was more flexible so was able to walk away with a model I loved!
I went looking for a gift for a biz partners wife as she collects their scarves…read more Not the best selection nor service Ill wait till Paris
I had never written any bad reviews before but this time I needed to…read more Poor customer service or in other words their customer service is non-existent. Nobody picks up the call in call centre and kept me putting me on hold forever. After many attempts, I managed to reach an officer and told me to wait for their response within the day which never happened. This company needs to find greater practices to follow and ensure better customer satisfaction....
Even some say, Tudor is a Rolex for the poor (and Tudor is indeed a Rolex Subsidiary), I´m really…read morehappy with my Vintage Submariner style Prince Date. I bought it as a run out model in 2001 for around 500 Euro and now got offerings of more than 3.000 Euro. I never had problems with the automatic clockwork / Self winding rotor and the glass has - even after every day worn - not a single scratch. After all this time there was not a single revision (but I will do a complete make over the next year). The watch is still running almost exactly with 1 Minute difference per month Great quality. No more words.
The better of the two H&M doors having several floors for men and women and a wide selection of…read moreformal to casual wear. A lift is available for disabled people and pushchairs too. Go in the sale periods to get the best bargains but be prepared to queue for the changing rooms as even the men's area gets crowded.
The men's selection seems rather paltry in this store. The lift is also rather small and yesterday,…read moreI had to call it three times to get in as people were already in and didn't want my door. Be prepared to be very patient!
Truly the best shopping experience in Geneva. Such helpful people on the floor and gorgeous fit,…read moredesign, and quality. Not necessarily inexpensive but honestly, you can't go wrong here.
Bought a pair of shoes online. Limited edition of Burgundy boots…read more As any leather shoes, you need to try them at least a few hours to see if they fit properly. Tried to return the shoes to the shop and was promptly directed out of the shop by the manager. They did not accept the return due to some marks (that could have been easily cleaned up) on the top of one shoe. Of course, as limited edition they did not have them in the shop prior to ordering them online, which made impossible to have the slightest idea of whether or not they would be too big or too small. Avoid buying online. The customer service is poor when you try to return items. You might as well go to Septieme Largeur, Rue Verdaine. You will pay more, but quality would be better, customer service really tailor made, and you would avoid spending so much to have so few.
AVOID THIS PLACE!!! I went in to buy a cuckoo clock for my…read moreson's birthday, following a friends recommendation. According to her this store always gave a discount even if you payed with credit card . The owner is a nice guy and won't force you into buying, but everything is terribly overpriced. He showed me a clock that met my criteria but was way over my budget. At the end I ended up buying it 'cos I was leaving the next day and ,was short of time, only to find out that the store next door had exactly the same clock for CHF70 less!!! So even with the 15% discount it still was CHF70 more expensive at Swiss Corner than at Swiss Shop (the store next door) . So I went back and complained (as anybody would have done). The guy simply told me there was nothing he could do. The price was clearly marked and I had the choice to buy at any other place and, if I had chosen to buy it, it was a final sale, he turned around and left me standing there! (Basically he was telling me it was MY fault to have bought the clock there) Maybe the americans have spoiled me, shopping in the U.S. guarantees you the best price. If you find something cheaper at another store simply return it or ask for a discount, either one will work without major hassles. In any case, I was so upset that I stood outside the shop and warned every possible client walking in the store that the place not only was overpriced, but they wouldn't give me a refund. 5 minutes later I was surrounded by four police officers carrying guns and sticks and, in a very threatening way told me I was not allowed to do that and, that I had to leave. I said I was only doing a public service warning people. So they asked for my I.D. wrote down my name in a booklet and told me to leave immediately or I would be fined. A police 4WD came by, they talked something, laughed, the car left and, again I was told to leave. I told them it was the first time ever I saw the police defending the thief and not the victim. The chief police officer in charge of the group, almost screamed at me and told me to leave. So I ended up with an overpriced cuckoo clock and nobody I could complain to.
Hello. I have been to this wonderful shop and made my purchase there which is the best one in town…read more So many thing to buy like swiss knife, cuckoo clock, souvenirs. Staff excellent and they gave me a 10% discount because I bought a lot of thing. Everything clear and all prices are indicated very well. I will return soon. Alberto
As the Mr & I were strolling around the shopping district, we happened upon the lovely vintage shop…read moreof Iskender I did not realize before we entered this shop that I had seen these items before on my favorite vintage jewelry site but when I was looking more closely at a Bunny Brooch that had caught my attention, I made the connection Lots of different pieces ranging from earrings to brooches to necklaces to rings and everything in between. Signed pieces from Boucheron, Cartier and more and unsigned as well. This one of a kind creation was exquisite and in pristine condition There was a "best price" offer and VAT paperwork provided Very pleasant conversation and knowledgeable about his pieces, this is worth a stop for sure!
Iskender provides terrible customer service…read more I bought an item of jewellery from them. It broke soonafter and I tried to contact the Manager and Mr Everybody at this business (this is just a tiny, one-man outfit). However, he was always supposedly busy and never got back to me. I kept emailing and phoning but Iskender did not respond. The necklace is now just lying in a cupboard, unrepaired. A complete waste of money. The prices are extremely high compared to others! I would never buy from this jewellery retailer again.
Every time I walk past this shop I admire the items in the window and its mostly on Sundays so the…read morestore is closed. Great handbags always showing in the case of Italian leather. I finally went inside and between the two of us who were shopping, we bough three great handbags. The owner, Fabrizio was so very nice and he even gave us each a table top holder for our bags. Its a small shop and what he does is do custom orders for you, so if you like a style he has a book with all the different leathers the bag is available in and you can order that way. Great styles and great service. I highly recommend the store. There are belts, briefcases, wallets and men's wallets, belts, etc. as well.
While not the best retail experience in the world just occasionally you can find a bargain…read more Although C&A died a death in UK sometime back it still survives in the rest of Europe selling substandard ski wear and hoodies and somehow is always busy! in UK the equivalent experience would be Primark. This store boasts several floors of men women and kids clothes and knock down prices.