This place is fantastico! What do you need? A map, some kiwi fruit, traditional lace table cloth,…read morecarabiners? Whatever it is, they likely have it. You can shop for hours and get help when you need it but not have people hovering around you all the time.

It seems a little out of place to have a large department store either in Italy or indeed in one of…read morethe chicest ski resorts in Europe but the Cooperativa is exactly that. It is a store of four floors as has everything from stationery and books through clothes and knitting implements to sports equipment and dvd's and music. The supermarket in the back of the store is a real gem and has something every person who has been in the area for a while from the UK will be looking for, Heinz baked beans. Beans and digestive biscuits are the two greatest things about this store although there book section is excellent and there are good guide books for skiing and climbing in the area. The sports section is worth a look too although you'll generally find the same stuff cheaper elsewhere.

Nett für ein verregneten Tag, viele Geschäfte und alles überdacht…read more Mediamarkt, Decathlon,MC Donalds, Ikea usw. Alles vor Ort. Parkplatz kostet los.

At first, the salesperson didn't really care just showed me what they had. Then one of the other…read moreladies, short blonde hair w peppy personality was hell bent on finding my next new fragrance. What was nice is that these are only sold here (Venice) and in Rome. Well the 2 lines I was looking at. Salvatore Ferrata (not huge fan of their shoes or clothes) and Nobile 1842 I think it was. She had a a lot of knowledge of the making of the perfume and what the notes were. I ended up getting the one with milk of fig!! Smells divine and different from my other perfumes. She was very kind and patient. Highly recommend this buying experience.