Department stores Italy

Rather impressive, this shopping center, inaugurated in 2002 in Lingotto, on the site of the former Fiat factory. The rehabilitation of the first car models' fitting track gives the architectural complex a great originality. The famous elliptical ramp is now lined with shop windows, dozens of stores and services, multiple restaurants (lunches and dinners), movie theaters and a parking lot with over 4,000 spaces! Even if you don't plan on shopping, a visit is a must!

The superb glass roof of the former Colonna Gallery is a small Art Nouveau jewel built before the 1920s for the Roman bourgeoisie. Completely renovated in 2003, it was named after the famous actor Alberto Sordi who died the same year. The gallery houses major international ready-to-wear brands, the Feltrinelli bookstore and a chic café for a cappuccino break in all-Italian elegance.There are also the clothing stores La Rinascente and Zara. You can have a coffee or a light meal in Trevietritone.

At the intersection of Tuscolana Street and Palmiro Togliatti Street, it is a large, multi-function business structure. The centre has over 100 stores, supermarkets, large stores, restaurants, free services and cafeterias, bookshops, etc.

This is another chain of well-known stores of the fashionistas, a four-storey temple dedicated to clothes and shoes for man, woman and child.