one of the highlights of our trip - loved shopping here - anyone have a phone number?read more

I really like this place! It really stands our throughout the trip! The gift shop really stands…read moreout, some are more expensive but the qualities are wonderful! They have a wide range of gift. From shot cups to jewelry, there's also plates, candles, clothing and Crystal stops. Literally is a great place to kill time under the ac

From the owner: Mister Wizard Superstore è il tuo negozio di articoli da regalo e giocattoli, dove trovare tutto il…read morenecessario per organizzare straordinarie feste!

Amazing store! Toys chosen so adults can play with kids and stay in gauged …read more The owner is passionate and very nice and a must visit Loved it and bought some nice stuff from there

This is the most beautiful toy store, with even more beautiful toys! The owner is the kindest man…read morewho is so helpful. He really cares for the quality of toys he decides to sell in his store. Each toy is unique and a toy you will have in your family for a lifetime! Great place for souvenirs or gifts! We will be back when we visit Florence again!

Souvenirs! So much cheap stuff just a few meters north of…read morethe Piazza Maggiore. They have been selling stuff for over 300 years.

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!

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.

One of the goals of my visit to Italy last summer was to bring home a La Pavoni espresso machine,…read moreit is much more affordable over there, however, it is hard to find a store that carries one with 120 volts. There is a store at Piazza Navona in Rome that can order one, but they want 100 Euros more than the same model with 240 volts. I came across Braschi in Florence, on a Friday night, saw a machine on display but they were closed, emailed them, got a response the next morning that they do have 120 volts models, they were scheduled to close at 7:30pm, they do not open on Sundays and I will be driving back to Rome. As I rushed back from Pisa, I called them, they were nice enough to wait for me past their closing time. Here is the best part, after I got back to the US, I sent the paperwork to the agency in Milan for the VAT refund, 9 weeks had passed and nothing happened, I emailed the store to see if they can help, the owner called them up, one week later I got the refund! The owner is one of the nicest person that you can meet in Italy! In hindsight, I should have gotten the refund while still in Italy, there is an option to get that before leaving. However, do visit Braschi while you are in Florence, they have plenty of other neat stuff too.

Passing through Cinque Terre, there is no doubt that Corniglia will be one of your stops. If you…read morehave heard anything about Corniglia, it is actually all true and the steps to the top lead to a reward of your own choice. Will it be gelato? Another hike to the next village? Lunch? Church? Most likely it will be gelato but while you're at it pacing your way through the narrow main street of shops, stop into Fanny Bazar. It's a typical gift shop but one with hand crafted ceramics. The saucers and cups are glossed with lovely rich shades. I couldn't carry them home in my suitcase but did have space for a magnet. The shopkeeper, who is also the ceramic artist, is really nice!

Fairly priced, beautiful hand painted items that make great souvenirs. I got a few small pieces…read moreand use them everyday. They remind me of my time in Cinque Terre everytime I use them!

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.

Every toy imaginable for any age. Beautiful and large store! Right in the heart of Florence.read more

Located on one of the main streets in the city center and with a display window full of army…read morefigures, dolls, and a life-sized samurai Playmobile figure and even bigger stuffed polar bear, how could I deny my kids when they beg me if they could go in "just to look"?! Dreoni has so many sections filled a huge selection of toys--from all-American Barbies to Pinocchios, baby toys to train models, bouncy balls to puzzles, build-your-own stuffed animal to musical instruments--if you're looking for a specific toy, Dreoni probably has it. Although there was an occasion or two (possibly even three!) when we left Dreoni without buying something, we usually left the store with an item, even though the prices were a bit on the high side. If you do buy something, check out is very peculiar: you give the item(s) to a check out staff member who then adds up the prices of the items. You then walk to another counter and pay another employee before returning to the first staff member who has wrapped your items. Always threw me off but it works for them. Treat your kids, and the kid in you, to a visit to Dreoni. It's almost as fun as museum and you can score some cool action figures or baby dolls while you're there!