I was expecting something great, but was disappointed. I went to two locations in Milan and both…read morewere just so/so. The selection is not great and the cost is much higher than the outlets at Serravale and Fidenza Village. Not worth the trouble.

Super cute! Liked it a bit. Many options to choose from. I would return!! Thanks for having a warm…read moreenvironment!

I bought a pair of designers pants, all the back is already ruined and looks like it has been used…read morefor 2 years. I demand a refund for this pants.

A great spot for affordable, designer clothing. However, be sure you are paying attention as there…read moreare a few counterfeit products throughout.

One of the largest designer outlets in Europe, offering a good selection of premium and mid-market…read morebrands. Overall, there is over a hundred shops and boutiques, including Versace, Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana, Brioni, Loro Piana, Ferre, Cerruti, Trussardi and Bruno Magli. They often offer new collections at factory prices, which tend to be about 50% off high street, as well as older lines with even bigger discounts. Though the merchandise at some shops is certainly better than at others (for instance Prada here is nothing like at its main outlet site), there tends to be a very good selection of men's and women's clothes and accessories. The location is less than an hour's drive from Genoa and about 1.5 hours from Milan or Torino. For those happening to be in that area and interested in fashion at good value, this place is certainly a must visit.

Do NOT buy anything from this CELINE store. The prices are not really discounted and they will…read moreSCREW you with your conversion rate. The clerk(s) will lie to you and say that they cannot reverse a credit card transaction but in reality are too lazy to do it while calling you a derogatory name in Italian to their colleagues assuming you didn't understand what they just said. Also, they are racists and discriminate against people who don't ooze bling. I bought two items and was not offered a drink eventhough other light-skinned people were.

Essentials sold here!…read more Came in clutch for us! This market was down the street from our hotel. And we needed some snacks and drinks for the room. We grabbed snackie snacks and a bunch of bottled waters. My husband drinks a ton of water, so we got 5 of the really big ones and a case of the small ones. Prices seemed good. Although, we didn't visit many markets in the area to compare. Service was decent. The cashier only spoke Italian. But we made it work lol

A smaller supermarket and grocery store but they have everything you need for your hotel room or…read moreapartment. A good selection of produce, meats, cheese and of course, beers and spirits. They even have cleaning products and bathroom stuff. I got a couple bottles of water, some cheese and some ham. Now I have a breakfast if I need it and can skip the hotel's expensive breakfast! [Review 10683 overall, 451 of 2019.]

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.

Before our recent trip to Italy, I read a NY Times Travel article - "36 Hours In Genoa" for tips…read morefor our short visit. Piazza delle Erbe is described as a small square hidden amid the labyrinthine alleys that snake through the city's medieval quarter. Also mentioned are that: - There are no fewer than a half-dozen bars, two restaurants, a pizzeria and a gelateria. - Tables from the nearby establishments spill out onto the square, providing prime real estate for gazing at the hipper-than-thou young crowd. - It is teeming with unpretentious night life. Gayle and I (both of us being classic hipsters) came for a mid-afternoon snack, and while the Piazza while interesting and in some ways medieval charming, it wasn't teeming all that much. I also found the Square to be a bit old City tattered and underloved. At the same time, it was a nice sunny day, the sparse "crowd" (including business folks, delivery workers, and an occasional homeless guy) was interesting, there was a number of fine establishments to choose from, Bigge service was very nice, and it was great to just hang out and relax.