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3 years ago
This was a really nice spot to visit very close to the cruise port. It had a nice variety of different fashions, and the prices were spectacular. I always love to go to Zara when I visit different cities and it never disappoints. read more
Corso Cavour L73
19121 La Spezia
Italy
0187 258667
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A darling shop run by two women. Has a lot of small designers with hand made items from Italy and…read moreFrance. I bought a hand made woven hat made in Italy that is very cute and exactly what I wanted. They have clothing, scarves, bags and jewelry! Very nice store. I recommend checking it out.
This little shop caught my eye and it reminded me a bit of some of the cute boutiques that I would…read morefrequent in North America. They had some nice Italian made items but the suede bag was around 275 euros (around $310 us dollars, tax included) and the clothes were unfortunately made for Italian women meaning not as "Americanly" sized. While there were still things I could wear, nothing really caught my fancy (that fit!) until I tried the Italian leather heel platform clogs. The clogs were unique and beautiful, and since I learned that's all I could wear for heels on these cobbly, uneven streets I just had to buy a pair. The earrings had an artisanal quality that were slightly unique so I had to buy a pair of those, too. The entire purchase was around 100 euros or $110 US dollars which seemed a bit pricey considering these type of shoes would be on a better sale in the US this time of year. But would I find the same Italian quality at home? I think not. Unfortunately for me, as soon as I left the shop I realized how much the clogs hurt the balls of my feet. I wanted to return them but since it wasn't exactly Nordstrom I decided to suck it up and wear them. The sales lady was really kind, and I knew they had a shop in Milan, the one major Italian city I purposely avoided since time is of the essence. In the end, the shop didn't have too much to offer for me, but I was happy that I found such a cute boutique right by my hotel, and I hope that I can enjoy my purchases for years to come!
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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!
Gayle and I found the perfect souvenir shirt for my Son here. It was red and black and with an…read moreartistic Cinque Terre theme. And while we were here, we had the opportunity to look at Spagnuolo Vito's nice selection of shoes. This place is also another example of a place that accepts credit cards, but appreciates you business even more if you pay in cash.
Gayle and I arrived in Riomaggiore via boat, and since the town is built vertically, there's a…read more"bit" of climbing required if you want to look around. Closer to the dock, I noticed the Galleria D'arte Sciaccheart di Paola Bella and made it a point to stop by before getting back on the ferry. The Gallery represents various artists in the area, and I was particularly struck by a "modern" Cinque Terre series that was both unique and beautiful. I though it was a pretty good value at 70 Euros (framed) and enjoyed discussing the possible purchase with a nicely accomodating and helpful propietor. When I'm a tourist in a strange land, I like local, unique, nicely done, and with no schlock. If you agree, Galleria D'arte Sciaccheart is the place for you.
Reviewing this as a tourist visiting via cruise:…read more This place was walking distance from the La Spezia port, so a great place to buy some Italian chocolates to take home. They do have Baci Perugina here - I got 200g boxes for €5,99 which was 1/3 of the price for the same box I saw at the airport. There's also a variety of other chocolates that all looked really good. It's Italian chocolate, I don't think you can go wrong there! :) Note: plastic bags are €0,10, so bring your own if you have one.
Our fish and chips (12.90€) were okay. Squeeze of lemon on the fish tasted good. 50cents for 2…read moresmall packs of ketchup.
This place is absolutely stunning! Room 503 is the top room is the way to go and the view is…read moreincredible. There are at least eight flights of stairs, so back packing is a must. Unless you like carrying bricks up so many flights. Building 49 has many flights of stairs as well, but leads you up to the roof overlooking the ocean. Unobstructed! There are several rooftop locations you can go to. I encountered some Sunday there's who genuinely hate bathing suit's LOL :-) you get a 10% off coupon for the restaurant where you check in, but the restaurant isn't very big so seats are limited, be mindful of the time when you are hungry. There is air-conditioning, TV, no refrigerator, but who wants to carry food around when you can just find from the multiple restaurants and vendors along the Piazza. If you have hiked hear from any of the other locations on the trail my sincere kudos. It is quite a journey. Make sure you check the news or with the local tourist agency, or the hotel to see if there are any mud slides that may alter your path. There's nothing like looking out your window, hearing the church bells, the ocean, and the people below. There are musicians constantly playing in the piazza that providing an ambience that is genuinely unforgettable!
This place is really amazing if your looking for outdoor antiques; statues, rusty lawn furniture…read moreand huge gates. They even have beautiful old antique Italian tiles but even the tiles are 40€ or more. Everything was outrageously expensive in my view, even small things were 100€ or more often 300 to 400€. We left without purchasing anything but if you've got loads of money and are looking for lawn ornamentation or tiles, this is your place!
There are other Geco Supermarkets in the neighboring towns of Corniglia, Manarola and Monterossa…read more The one here in Vernazza is smallish, but it shares with the rest the unique qualities of fair prices (cheap really), excellent quality products and great service with a smile. Having a place in town for a couple weeks, I was happily surprised on my first visit as to how reasonable the grocery prices are. The main reason is that the locals shop here too and having the advantage of it being a co-op, the prices of everything are kept reasonably low. The dry goods, fresh meats, cheeses, local produce are all top notch. Open everyday, but closed between 1100 and 1600.
We went shopping here for travel needs and beach items. We had to a quick exchange, and the lady…read morewas kind to accommodate. Easy to communicate and good experience. Prices are comparable
Very chic jewelry that sells unique pieces made in Italy. The boutique is beautiful and cozy. Great…read morecustomer service.