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.

A very large new book store in the city. They had some David Bowie books and a window display…read morecelebrating the exhibition. That is what got us in through the door. Inside they had a small English section, however, I was more fascinated by the Italian versions of my favourite books. I found an Italian version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for cheap. I bought this as a tie in to the London portion of my trip with the musical. I know the story by heart so it was cool to see the grammatical structure in another language.

When we lived in Bologna Italy, we went there often looking for shoes. It's a large store where you…read morecould find almost any type of shoe so if you live in the bologna area, it might be a good place to try.

I never cared for any of the other Zara locations. This one has some nice stuff at great prices…read more Cute pants, nice dresses and shorts. It is worth stopping by.

Just a Zara store with similar product offering and layout is quite similar than other Zara around…read morethe world. Nothing outstanding...

Very nice men's clothing. Nice clothing. Linen shirts and cotton blend jackets. They do not do the…read moretax rebate for tourists as their items are discounted already. Typical Italians.