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2 months ago
on vacation, on foot. easy to find. nice staff. nice selection of merchandice. happy with our selection.
7 years ago
Souvenirs! So much cheap stuff just a few meters north of the Piazza Maggiore. They have been selling stuff for over 300 years. read more
La Coroncina - La Coroncina - entrance - Souvenir Shops Near Me - Bologna, BO
Via dell'Indipendenza 3
40121 Bologna
Italy
051 231885
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https://www.lacoroncina.it
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Best place to find a wide array of unique souvenirs of Bologna self-designed and self-made by the…read moreowners of the shop itself (for example post cards with images of Bologna after drawings of one of the shopkeepers and a Bologna calendar). The shop also offers high quality office requisites, including interesting old fashioned ones thay serve as great gifts. The shop is very small but offers an incredible amount of articles. The owners are very kind. Although their English may not be the best, they are helpful and assist you with whatever question you may have.
We bought a stuffed toy, July 16, asked them to mail it to Louisiana. We paid $300, for toy &…read moreshipping. Still haven't received it. Called the store while still in Italy, to get tracking number, they didn't have it. Now we can't get ahold of them, & have no recourse.
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Fantastic gift shop with lots of unique gifts. Funky, fun, and surprising. Nothing else like it in…read moreBologna.
We were passing through Bologna and stumbled upon this very cool, artsy and breezy gift shop…read more Staffed by a wonderful and kind couple, we sorted through all the variety of journals, toys, books, small totes, etc before we settled on a couple t-shirts to buy (we received so so many complements about the shirts while in Italy... grazie mille Fabrica!!). There are too many gift shops to sort through while shopping in Italy- but this one is a must-stop if you're in the area. Well curated selection of unique goods and staffed by good people, highly recommend Fabrica Features!
Really awesome store, imagine Daiso but more Scandinavian. They had some cool looking knock-knacks…read moreand interesting snacks with retro artwork on their packaging. I bought a bag of sour cream and onion chips called "Brown Bag of Sour Cream and Onion Potato Snacks". Literally that is what I had bought and the bag looked cool. They also had some American snacks that I couldn't find anywhere in Italy.
Got off the Bologna Train Station en route to the central part for the FOOD!!! While walking under…read moreone of the amazing covered walkways of Bologna, I stumbled across this store which is kinda of a mix of Daiso/Muji/IKEA/Ichiban Kan. Lots of cool items for travel and the home. My friend was getting hangry for some tortellini, tagliatelle al ragu and bolognese so I had to rush myself thru this store which is a good thing. I hear they opened in Manhattan as well. Love this Danish concept.
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We first visited this LV in Bologna. The sales associate showed us multiple wallets. I selected…read moreone and they were out of stock. She offered to order it but we were leaving Bologna that day. She looked up LV in Venice's inventory. The wallet wasn't in stock but since the store in Venice is bigger than Bologna, she said they may be able to get it quickly. The associate wrote down the style number for us. The wallet was in stock when we arrived in Venice! Service and security at this LV was great. She informed us that you need your actual passport to be scanned for the sales tax to be returned to you at the airport. A copy of the passport won't suffice. We love LV service and products!
Not as big as other Italian cities (Rome, Florence, Milan) but I was able to pick up the last pink…read morealma bag. Got a necklace and sunglasses here as well. Great selection of products and service. Would visit again! My friend is Italian and their family lives in Bologna; they have a specific salesperson they go to when they're shopping here. Unfortunately, I don't have the specific salesperson name , but exceptional customer service as expected from LV.
Best gelato ever , long lines tells you it worth the wait…read more very popular spot unique gelato flavors Worth a visit
This is the upscale section of Bologna. Modern mall with Tiffany, Tod's, Saint Laurent, Armani,…read moreLouis Vuitton, , Versace, Hermes, Lexus, Gucci, ...
A wonderful shop in the trendy student part of town. They carry one of kind designs of their own…read moremaking and a lot of vintage clothing. Overlook the bit of clutter and have an adventure. The ladies are very friendly and fun but English might be somewhat challenging but that just adds to the experience!
This mall is super clean and has all the major brands such as Sisley, Sephora , H&M as well as…read moresmaller boutique stores I didn't know where you can search for unique items. The mall is quite large. Like all Italian malls, it has a coop supermarket , picture a Whole Foods / target with more stuff. The bathroom was super clean and cute and it smelled like strawberries in there.
You will find some beautiful items in this shop, but beware of the labels. Several items I looked…read moreat had the labels removed. One poncho was labeled 'handmade' but I could see where the tag had been unstitched from the material. Also, a few items were labeled wool and they were definitely blends, not pure. I found the small label hidden in the inside seam of one "wool" coat and it said 'acrylic.' There are authentic vintage items in this shop and many others that are passed off as vintage, but aren't, or are labeled as having higher quality fabric. The prices are high and I don't trust the labels, but there are some beautiful pieces.
I LOVE this shoe store with my WHOLE HEART! The best, most comfortable and well-made shoes at…read moreextremely reasonable prices. I wish I wish I could go back and get more of these exquisite Italian made shoes. The sales staff was so accommodating to our lingering and trying on -- how could you not with so many amazing styles you don't find in the U.S. I love this city, and this adorable little shop with SO MUCH to choose from epitomizes the beauty, style and ease of gorgeous Bologna.
This is one of very few record stores in Bologna. This one sells primarily new and used Classical…read moremusic CD's and very little pop and or adult contemporary. Most of which are unofficial compilations of outside the traditional box selections. Okay customer service but I could tell that the owner was a bit weirded out we were there. Prices are hugely expensive at an average of 25 euro per title.
While on our way to a local restaurant, our host took us for a tour of Ambasciatori librerie.coop,…read moreand it was love at first sight. Three levels of books, cafes, and food-focused shopping was certainly a highlight in Bologna. For all my Portland friends, it is their version of Powell's Books, only with food and wine. It is a modern, vibrant space with exposed beams and a glass ceiling with just a few remnants of the original church that were retained. What I really enjoyed was that you can enjoy almost every element of the business on site or to go. For example, on every visit (there were three), you would see people curled up with books in the elevated lounge area that is also used as a performance space. There are cafes and bars operated by Eataly on all three levels with seating so you can dine (or drink) in, or take your purchases to go. The third floor is part bookstore and part Dispensa, a food store with shelves filled with endless varieties of pasta and sauces, next to small kitchen appliances. Of course, there is a very large cookbook section. One thing to note, is that I never found an international or English language section in the bookstore. So all of my purchases were in the food and wine sections. The other really amusing thing is that the children's section is on the top floor right next to the wine bar. Wouldn't be surprised if little ones are handed a book while mom and dad slip away for a glass of vino. There are escalators, as well as an elevator, for those with mobility issues. This is definitely on my don't miss list of places in town.
A mix of book store, food store, and restaurant. In an amazing spot, with some fantastic…read moretraditional food, a great collection of artisinal beers and wines, and gorgeous views of the city roofs. Highly recommended.
