Italy Travel Shopping Guide? What should I buy for a trip to Italy?

1, department stores The best department stores in Italy are Coin chain and Rinascimento chain, which mainly sell clothes with moderate prices and sporting goods with good quality. Coin has more than 20 branches all over the country, mostly located in the center of important cities, around palaces or municipal governments; Rinascimento's branches are mainly distributed in the bustling shopping areas of big cities.

2. Shopping centers Shopping centers in Italy are all composed of famous shops and boutiques, mostly in the form of shopping streets. The most famous are the Spanish Square in Rome and the central shopping corridor in Milan, which are comparable to the Champs Elysé es in France. In addition, there are concentrated large shopping centers similar to the layout of department stores, such as Parco in Rome. Leonardo, with more than 200 stores, is one of the largest shopping centers in Europe. Shopping in these stores is usually non-negotiable, but you can ask for a discount on non-new products. In Italy, there are two discount seasons every year, winter is1from mid-October to early February, and summer is from mid-July to early August. Almost all stores participate in the discount, and some can even be reduced to 50%. In addition, in large festivals, such as Easter and Christmas, stores will also have discounts.

3. Famous brand factory There is a very special shopping center in Italy, called the factory? Outlets, a famous brand factory. Here, you can buy Gucci, DolceGabbana, Prada, Bulgari, Ferragamo, Versace, Armani, Fendi, CalvinKlein, Dessel, Guess, Sergio and other internationally renowned brands? Tacchini, wait. In the winter and summer discount season, some goods will be discounted. There are three exits in Italy: one in the suburb of Rome, one in the suburb of Florence and the last one between Milan and Genoa.

4. Second-hand market This is a very old and prosperous way of shopping in Italy, similar to bazaars or flea markets. Most of them are second-hand, such as books, antiques and all kinds of imitation brand-name leather goods. You can see many interesting goods here, and sometimes you can find unexpected good things. In addition, bargaining with the stall owner is also a very interesting thing. There are many specialties in Italy, ranging from antiques, leather goods, silk, household goods and gold and silver ornaments to fashion, ornaments, cosmetics, crystal glass products and paper handicrafts. , a wide variety, complete brands, high quality and low price of goods of origin.