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 Near the stadium |
Corso Romania, 460 Turin 10156 Italy +39 11 222 1311 http://www.auchan.it/ |
This is a huge shopping centre of over 7,500 square metres. Inside there is an elegant gallery of shops, with everything from a newsstand and a perfumery to clothes and telephone shops. There is also a large hypermarket with a vast assortment of all kinds of goods and a well stocked DIY store. Moreover, parents can leave their kids in the safe hands of a babysitter in the games area, while they get on with their shopping. There is also a petrol station on the way out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sun, beauty and perfume |
Piazza Adriano, 1 Turin 10138 Italy +39 11 434 4060 http://www.camurati.com |
This is a favourite place for Torinesi madams who can indulge their whims amongst perfumes, professional make-up sessions and special offers which are difficult to turn down. The perfumery included (undoubtedly, one of the best stocked in the city), the clients can also take advantage of the beauty centre and solarium. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Records for all tastes |
Piazza C.L.N., 251 Turin 10121 Italy +39 11 562 0830 http://www.ricordi.it |
Following rebuilding work, Ricordi Mediastore is now the kingdom of music in the city. On three floors with 80 listening points, it offers more than 90 thousand articles divided into categories. There are CD's, videos, musical scores and lyrics of all types, and a ticket office for concert tickets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Not just leather....... |
Corso Toscana, 11 Turin 10078 Italy +39 11 455 1073 http://www.combipel.com/ |
This vast clothing shop sells clothing for men, women and children, and also has a special shoe section. Carrying both leather and simple fabrics you can find something perfect for any occasion, from casual, everyday clothing to more elegant styles for special occasions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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From shopping to free time |
Via Nizza, 262 Turin 10126 Italy +39 11 65 3811 |
Open for some years now, the 'I Portici' shopping centre is located in a place of industrial excellence which has been transformed into an area which combines shopping and free time. This shopping centre also offers bars and restaurants as well as numerous shops selling furniture, clothes, crafts, toys, delicacies and ornaments. It also offers visitors a chance to attend conferences, debates and visit exhibitions. Some of the services it provides are; a bank, travel agency, newspaper stands, tobacconists, hairdresser,post office and a gym. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Children's clothing |
Corso Bramante 14 Turin 10134 Italy +39 11 64 74 304 http://www.iperbimbo.it |
In this large store there is a wide range of clothing for expectant mothers and young children. New parents and parents-to-be can buy articles for their baby, from food, to certain types of cosmetics, to a vast selection of toys for all ages. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seven floors of shopping |
Via Lagrange, 15 Turin 10123 Italy +39 11 553 7285 / +39 11 562 2576 |
This is undoubtedly the best known department store in the city. Spending the afternoon admiring the shops has always been a popular pastime for the Torinesi, and this is also true at night when this shop is lit up. Thanks to its seven floors, in the heart of the city centre, Rinascente can satisfy any shopping need. Everything can be found here, homeware in the basement, an elegant perfumery by the entrance, and on other floors there are shoes and clothes of the latest fashions, beauty salons, ornaments, books, records, jewellery and much more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The largest shopping centre |
Via Crea, 10 Turin, Torino 10095 Italy +39 11 770 9703 |
Be aware when entering this huge shopping centre, because however strong your resolve not to spend may be, you will not leave empty handed. It is almost impossible to overcome the temptation posed by the 180 shops, the great supermarket, the department stores, the bars and the restaurants. Moreover, parents can enjoy hassle-free shopping with their minds at rest that their children are being looked after in the Baby Club. They are kept entertained with toys, games, and television shows all supervised by the patient babysitters. The centre even provides respite from the muggy August heat as it is fully air conditioned and has a terrace which is often used for live shows. However, one black spot does tarnish all this splendour, and that is the lack of parking. The 5000 spaces available are not always enough for the large number of shoppers who descend on the shopping centre, especially on a Saturday afternoon. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal for a big shop....... |
Strada per Settimo, 371 Turin 10099 Italy +39 11 223 8121 |
Right on the edges of Turin, are the 3,000 square metres of this grandiose shopping centre. Ideal for anyone who wants to do a lot of shopping, Panorama offers numerous shops, a well-stocked hypermarket, a petrol station and a self service restaurant for anyone who wants a rest after shopping or even to stay there for lunch or supper. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Department store |
Via Roma, 365 Turin 10123 Italy +39 11 54 4957 |
Upim is a department store in the commercial centre of the city, spread over two floors. On the first floor are the women's, men's and children's clothing departments and the perfume section. Onthe lower ground floor there is a vast assortment of products for furnishing the house (fabrics, curtains etc. and also electrical appliances) and a well-stocked stationary department. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Everything for school and the office |
Via Lagrange, 3 Turin 10123 Italy +39 11 561 2233 |
In business for more than a century, Vagnino is the biggest and best stationery shop in the city. The difference between Vagnino and other stationery shops is that Vagnino doesn't only sell stationery for the general public, it also sells a wide range of office materials. Vagnino is rarely called a simple shop and often said to be an emporium. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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