Man at store said not to touch Creed perfumes. How are you supposed to know if you like the…read morefragrance if you can't smell the fragrance? We were not loud or disrespectful by any means. Too bad for him because he is scaring customers away. I can buy Diptyque candles or fragrance for the same price back home. Left because they are RUDE! Why would I want to patronize a business where they're nasty to the customers?

If someone says good morning I'm looking for a new perfume... and they ask you what do you like and…read moreyou tell them.. they say they don't have and you ask for something like it ... and don't show you anything new. What??!! So rude do not even go in here -

Great service! Thanks to the woman who helped us find the perfect Cologne for our 17 year old…read moreGrandson! He loved it!

This is a great, super cute store with a huge selection of unique perfumes, colognes, scents,…read moreetc... I have it only 4 stars because the gentleman working didn't really offer any help or assistance and he wasn't very kind. It almost seemed as though we were bothering him. We did end up making a purchase because we simply couldn't pass up the opportunity.

This profumeria is definitely a hidden gem. Despite the small shop size, there seems like an…read moreendless amount of unique and rare perfumes. The gentleman who helped me was named Giovanni. He was so kind and friendly! This was literally my best customer service experience ever. I probably spent like 30 minutes trying to decide which scents I liked best out of five choices. He never rushed me or seemed tired despite my inability to make a timely decision. He is very knowledgeable about all things fragrance. As someone who used to work in this niche occupation, this is something I take seriously. He knows his stock well and all you have to do is describe scents that you enjoy and/or dislike and he will easily find the one for you. Even when others came in the shop he never ignored me. Living in a city where locals tend to write me off as just another American, Giovanni and his shop were a nice reprieve. He speaks some English as well which I was super thankful for, but if you need it google translate is always an option. For any collectors, this is definitely the place for you. For anyone looking for a unique scent, this is the place for you. For anyone looking for big well-known name brands, look elsewhere.

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So much fun and amazing perfumes! Highlight of our day was finding the store and picking out my…read morenew favorite scent!

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Was on the hunt to buy myself some nice perfume while in Italy. Luckily I found this place near…read moreour stay in Rome. The sales person was very knowledgeable and quickly found a few perfumes that fit my personal note preference. I bought 2 Italian perfumes that I love and get lots of compliments on. Be prepared to spend a little more for the quality perfumes than you're used to in the states.

This place is exactly what we were hoping to find while looking for fragrances in Rome. The women…read morethat helped us was very good at her job. She led us to our perfect scent! And we each left with a exclusive Italian made fragrance that seem as if they were made just for us. The store is full of fragrance from Italy, France and England. The store and service are equally beautiful don't hesitate, just go.

Excellent service from Emanuela. She was knowledgeable and, most importantly, patient. She went…read moreabove and beyond with my wife and me, helping us both select fragrances suited to our own interests/ preferences.

We did some last-minute souvenir shopping at Aelia Duty Free, the main duty free hub in the…read moreinternational terminal of Rome Fiumicino Airport. I figured it would be a convenient spot to get a nice bottle of wine for my dad, who'd been stuck with our kids for over a week, and I was totally right. The duty free was large, with a wide selection of products. There was an extensive section of cosmetics and fragrances we skipped over, in favor of the consumables: olive oils, cookies, chocolates, liqueurs, and wines, most of them made in Italy. We browsed the wines and picked a bottle of 2016 Brunello di Montalcino. Check-out was quick and easy and took us past a row of impulse purchase souvenirs, where we grabbed a (second) Rome magnet for our kids. I felt a lot better going home with a good bottle of wine in hand for Grandpa. We drank it together on Christmas, and it was delicious. A lovely reminder of a wonderful trip.

I loved this duty-free at the Roma airport…read more Ample and with a lot of things like perfumes, food, then chocolate, make up, accessories, authentic delicateces, sunglasses and more. Service was fast and efficient and everyone was so nice here or maybe it was because I was traveling! FOR YOUR INFO: prices are cheaper than USA