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.

My wife and I stumbled upon Stefano's store in Venice. We fell in love with a beautiful lamp shade…read morebut did not want to travel with it. When we got back to Florida (USA), I emailed Stefano and discovered the same lamp shade we saw at his store was still available. Stefano set up the payment and shipping via email and before we knew it a piece of art from Venice Italy was at our door step. I wish everything was this easy. Thank you Stefano for the beautiful glass work and for making it all so easy. I hope to purchase more work in the near future. Kevin & Nathaly

Wonderful shop, small and hidden but worth the hunt. Very honest and true murano glass without the…read morehassle of the factory tour and crowds, central Venice. Highly recommend checking in with Stephan

I love all of their products. It reminds me of a Pier One stateside. It's got a great arrangement…read morewith rooms set up for you to envision their products in your home. There focus is on living room and kitchen furniture, and their decor is awesome. They change out their items regularly as a few months before Christmas they will have a large selection of ornaments and decorations.

I first fell in love with this store while visiting Verona and was so ecstatic to find several…read morestores in Florence. I think I could spend hours just browsing the colorful funtastic objects sold here. The prices are more than reasonable that you want to buy everything in sight. For all your needs: Planning a party and looking for cute cupcake liners or decorations... Go here! Need a last minute costume or gag gifts... Go here! Looking for pop rocks or ring pops... Go here! Cute kitchen utensils or bold colored home goods... Go here! Need a pair of cheap, but fun sunglasses for under €5... Go here! The list goes on!! Just go to Tiger stores and you'll have a hard time leaving empty-handed.

I love this place wish we had one in Atlanta. I first went to one in Rome a few years ago and was…read moreso excited to see on in Florence. They have so many fun unique items I could spend forever looking at everything in the store. I bought some items for the pool and some fun notebooks and pencil sharpener . Great prices fun place to pick up gifts

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.

Bellissima! The ceramics are amazing as are the mosaics, especially if you are a big fan, as I am,…read moreof octopi.

Imaginative and artistic, many beautiful and original pieces, you are certain to find something…read morelovely. The artist is such a lovely person fun to talk to and to deal with.

This is a fun shop. Full of things you never knew you (don't) need. Kitchen and bathroom gadgets,…read morebrushes, cell-phone holders, fans, cups, bottles, watches, soap dispensers, aprons, kitchen timers, pens, hooks, glasses cases, bags, champagne glasses... The list goes on and on. You really need some time to dig through the products. And even you think you don't need any of these items, you're wrong. You will probably walk out with something. It's just a fun shop. And so colourful, it looks like a rainbow exploded in here. Staff is very nice, lets customers take their time without pushing. In the end we bought some items too. Two cellphone holders and some pens. Nothing we really needed, but needed them anyways. A fun store - worth checking out.

This store is stacked with unique items I have never seen anywhere else. Many colorful and fun…read moreitems to buy for yourself, or bring home as a gift. In a city that has cart after cart of typical tourist trinkets, this store is very different. Enjoy!

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!