Clothing store selling sports wear . Any sport for men, women and children. Good service …read more Expensive prices.

Great value on pocketbooks. Wide selection of pocketbooks, wallets , luggage and scarfs for women…read more. Attentive sales person named Della. Good values. Highly recommend!

This place is very welcoming and just so beautiful. The window displays are always so nice to looks…read moreat. I got an amazing pair of shoes from here. Also the employees are very nice and friendly, even though I am not fluent in Italian. I will definitely be returning soon.

COIN is a multi-level department store in Brescia, Italy. We needed a suitcase to transport wine…read morehome after our trip to Italy, and we found what we were looking for at COIN. It's a store that will remind most US citizens of a typical department store in the US that has every imaginable department for clothing, shoes, household goods, etc. A one stop shop for anything you may need. It's mostly locals shopping there. Prices were reasonable. Recommend COIN for your department store needs!

Fantastic service! We love this jewelry shop because it is family owned and operated. Very…read morepersonal service and wonderful products. We visit this location every time we visit northern Italy.

Oriocenter is a large shopping centre, across the way from Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport, around a…read more5-10 minute walk away from the Arrivals section of the airport, there is a shopping centre, ideal if you're looking to kill some time ahead of a flight and/or get a quick bite to eat or something to drink, without having to pay the killer airport prices. Many international brands have locations here, including Apple, Deichmann, Nespresso, and McDonald's. Starbucks, The North Face, Under Armour, Zara, and many others, including a selection of Italian and designer brands. The mall is over multiple floors, with a large parking lot, I found it easy to get lost in the parking area alone, so be sure to follow the marked pathways. It would have been nice to see signage around the mall, pointing out the main anchor tenants, but the online store guide only marked out the larger retailers, so it became a little hard to follow due to the giant gaps between the marked stores. 4* - A nice, large shopping centre in a great location if you're getting a flight, or hoping to get some shopping done without having to deal with the crowds and heat of Central Milano.

Great shopping center. Located closed to Bergamo's airport. If you have a couple of hours between…read moreflights, go outside the airport and in 10-min walk you can get to the shopping center. A lot of stores and many food options. Highly suggested.

Imagine a selection of shops with all you are likely to need within less than a half-mile stroll…read more Imagine that you get personal service in every outlet you visit. Imagine a traffic-free, unpolluted environment. Imagine a total lack of neon signs, garish advertising, noisy music and loudspeaker marketing. Imagine hand-crafted and home-made products available at supermarket prices. Am I hurting your brain? This nirvana cannot be imagined, let alone exist, can it? Take a virtual stroll down the Via Gombito into the Via Colleoni with the aid of the pictures in this review. You can see the reality. Tiny shops, many of them 100's of years old, clamour for your attention: grocers, greengrocers, salumeria, dairies, mens, ladies and childrens wear, shoes, stationery, bakeries, delicatessen, jewellers, craftsmen in wood, marble, furniture and glass. Not to mention cafes, winebars and even a 'pub'. Restaurants and churches all worthy of worship. The buildings of the two tandem streets have been carefully preserved. Even shop fronts must conform with the historical design. They cannot be enlarged or merged to form department stores. There is no neon, no jutting shop signs, nothing lacking in taste. This is Shopping Heaven. Here, even I can do shopping.