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

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.

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.