When planning shopping, remember that most shops close at 7 pm. Don’t forget about siesta, which lasts from one to three o’clock. You won't be able to have shopping on Sunday because only large supermarkets work on this day. The trade is paused in the last two weeks of August. Italians prefer to swim and sunbathe, so they close all the shops. The dead season is called Ferragosto.
This reserve island features first-class hotels that are ready to please customers with a wide range of services. One of the upscale accommodation places is Le Terrazze residence offering …
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Ustica is one of the smallest and the most charming islands of Sicily. An area of the island is a little more than 8km2, so it’s very convenient to explore the place on foot. Like many …
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As a souvenir, you can bring small statues, made of hardened lava, or handmade crafts, made of shells. You should definitely pay your attention to local scarfs. Scarfs have been an indispensable attribute of a well-dressed Italian for several centuries. So, you will easily find this accessory on the island. Many tourists bring different kitchen utensils from Ustica. Cups and salt-sellers can be found everywhere on the island. Some tourists also buy lace and jewellery with precious and semi-precious stones on the Island. Shopping in Italy
The most popular shopping street in Rome is Via del Corso. On it there are a huge number of boutiques, trade centers and shops where you can buy quality clothes at different prices. Elite shops are located in street Via dei Condotti, on it you can see such boutiques as Armani, Prada, Versace, D & G. In Rimini you can buy beautiful shoes and cosmetics, in the large trading center "Gross Rimini". There are often wholesale sales. In Venice, shopping is concentrated in the suburbs of Mestre. There, are large shopping centers and outlets. In the city itself you can also find a lot of boutiques of famous brands. In souvenir shops you should pay attention to the heraldic paper and the stationery.
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