Easy to get to with tram 6. Can relax and move around, i like Printemp there, no one inside, much…read moreeasier to shop than going into Paris. Also has FNAC and other smaller brands. Lots of food selection, also you can go watch a movie after. Can spend whole day there.

Great shopping mall close to the Holiday Inn Express. Many store available. Clean and not very…read morecrowded. Good deals here. Also a few restaurants are available inside and outside the mall. Plenty of parking.

Italie 2 is a nice, medium-sized shopping mall right next to Place d'Italie. It's one of those…read moretypes of malls that have everything you could possibly think of, and if you'd need to, you could stay in for a week and you wouldn't have a shortage of anything. Italie 2 has a large Parisian supermarket (buy fresh shrimp by the kilo!), coffee bars, toy stores, fashion outlets and even a Sephora (small tip - this Sephora has prices lower than the flagship store on the Champs-Élysées). Italie 2 is a nice place to go shopping if you'd like to save some cash and are searching for some gifts for back home.

Eh, it's a shopping mall. Nothing to write home about. The…read morepros: -it's clean 1you will find most major shops including Zara, fnac, Sephora, printemps, Franck provost + a few other hair salons, shoe stores, etc -conveniently located right at place D'italie metro stop -the cmg sports club gym is right there! -they often have special offers and coupon booklets exclusive to the shops in the mall -there's car parking and bike stands nearby The cons: -it's a little on the small side -you maybe won't find all the shops you want -it's not impressive -you have to pay money to use the bathroom (although that's pretty standard in France, but still I'm allowed to gripe about it. I have a small bladder and that requires a certain budget in France) -lacking a food court -you always get harassed by people representing charities up front asking you to donate money to their cause

récent centre commercial sur deux étages. De plus en plus…read morepratique, puisque de nombreux restaurants et pubs s'installent autour du centre. on peut retrouver toutes les grandes enseignes telles que H&M, zara, Timberland, Courir, Darty, Carrefour, SFR, orange, Bouygue, Swatch, Fiesta, Paul et j'en passe de nombreux restaurants sont présents dans le centre ( hippopotamus, créperie, 3 brasseurs..) ainsi que des restaurations rapides tels Mcdonald's, Flunch, pizza pay Un grand cinéma Gaumont ( environ une quinzaine de salle) est également à l'interieur du centre.

A shopping center in a foreign country gives you a fascinating view into another nation's standards…read moreand what they consider valuable. The escalators here aren't your standard model, they're tilted moving sidewalks so that you can get your shopping cart onto 'em. And they have this groovy feature that locks your cart into place so you don't let go and kill all the people below you. There isn't enough seating in this place but the chairs they've got look like they're covered in leather. But one of the most remarkable things are the restrooms. French are pretty open about bodily functions so the restroom doors to both the men's and women's are never closed. This used to give you a straight-on view of guys using the urinals which I thought was just a little much. So on the way out I closed the door. The reaction was hilarious. A guy walks up looking concerned, stops in front of the door and looks it over. Like it's going to explode. He grabs the handle but stands there unsure if he should open it. He opens the door....... slowly peeks around and when he realizes that it's only a bathroom walks on in. The next guy out props the door open. Sometimes I wonder why these people even bother with doors. What's the point? Oh and the condom machine!! It's not inside the restrooms it's in the waiting area, near the emergency exit. You gotta love the French!!

Huge shopping mall within disney realm I assume. So many stores, so I'll just highlight Uniqlo, my…read morefavorite. Decent sized food court. I counted two McDonalds. There is a large supermarket attached and an outlet mall across the street.

Lots of great stores and places to eat. I enjoyed my visit to Savon to get gifts for friends and…read morefamily back in the US. They also have so many other stores that are customary to malls in the US. I did also enjoy another cooking type shop they had with really cool salts and flavored peppers to season your food. Also brought back some of those for people in my family that like to cook. Overall this is a clean spacious mall with many stores to choose from for your shopping experience. Also, it has a sea life aquarium for the husband and kids to go to while you shop. Also, the high end outlets stores at the village d Europe is right across the street basically so easy to walk around both if you have the time!