The store is over-priced. Some of the appliances are beautiful but i feel you can get the same…read morequality and brands readily elsewhere. There is definitely a " mark-up." Not impressed

I love this store. They have all types of wonderful kitchen and dinnerware sets. We love purchasing…read moredifferent types of kitchenware when we are traveling abroad. We are always looking for unique kitchen items to put in the kitchen when we are outside of Amsterdam. I have a soft spot for beautiful kitchen gadgets,appliances and tableware. If you are a foodie or selective about what you put in your kitchen, then make sure to visit Bartolini when in Florence.

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.

Some of our group wanted to see some mosaics while we were in Florence. This place was not to far…read moreso we stopped in. The stuff was very friendly and we had a very enjoyable visit. This place is very impressive.

Practically a magician's gallery, this family workshop is one of only five keeping alive the…read moreuniquely Florentine art of pietre dura, gapless mosaic crafted from precious and semi-precious stone. You can see the artisans creating new pieces while you browse through their finished works. They create almost perfect illusions that look like painting, but are actually constructed of individual pieces of stone, sourced and selected from around the world. Well worth the visit, especially if you can combine with a visit to the museum at the Oppificio della Pietre Dure, and the famous Medici Chapels which feature historical examples of this art.