Shopping in Rome
European stores chains
One of the most known and cheap chains in Europe is Primark. It is originally an English store, but it spread fast in many countries in Europe and became a chain for huge department stores, which are known for their medium-cheap prices. Today you can find Primart stores in England, Ireland, Germany, Austria, France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Netherland and more.
Another big fashion chain in Europe is C&A, which was founded in the Netherlands at 1841. Today the chain has over 1500 stores all over Europe: Germany, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Italy, Romania, Croatia, Denmark and more. Around 200 branches are for children only, but most of the branches includes fashion, clothing and accessories for all the family: women's men's, boys and girls.
A "smaller" chain (but everything is
relatively...) is the successful and classic
Promod.
The chain was founded in France in the 70's, originally
as a boutique that serves women. The boutique turned
into men's and women's clothing in France and from here
to all of Europe. Today in 50 countries in and outside
of Europe, you can find over 1060 stores: France, Italy,
Germany, Belgium, Spain, Romania and even China, USA,
Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. The stores are
suited mostly for those whom are looking for good
quality in reasonable prices.
For full details about
the branches, stores and clothing:
Promod.
Another chain which established itself as suited for
younger people, students and fans of the elegant sports
look. The chain
A.P.C was
founded in late 80's and today is scattered around many
countries in Europe like the Netherlands, Portugal,
France, Germany, and Spain and even opened a branch in
Tel-Aviv, Israel.
As stated the shop in very popular
among students over the world and offers mostly new
casual clothing.
Worthwhile shopping in European
countries:
Beyond the big European chains, in many
countries in Europe you will find unique stores,
worthwhile sales, markets and local chains worth
visiting.

Shopping in Rome
Rome is beauty, romance, culinary art, culture, religion, art, magnificence, architecture, colorfulness and much more. Rome city center is spread out between 7 hills, which are constitutes the heart of Rome, you will find Capitol Hill and Palatine Hill, according to tradition, the brothers Ramos and Romulus built Rome on Capitol and Palatine Hill.
Alongside the history and
art in Rome, shopping is an inseparable part of the fun.
The place for all the brand stores and the more
prestigious stores is the street Curso Via Del. the
street begins from Piazza del Popolo and goes until
Venezia Piazza, there you will find brand stores and
prestigious stores like Ferrari and Swarovski. Fashion
Designer fans are recommended visiting also at Condotti
dei Via. The street goes from Spanga Piazza di and it is
the "home" of the designer stores Armani, Prada,
Versaca, Gucci, Dolche & Gabbana and more.br>Those
looking for small markets and boutique shops, its
recommended going also to the other side of the Tiber
river, in the Trastevere quarter. Today the quarter is a
a place of recreation, art and culture it's crowded and
very popular among youngsters in Rome, although in the
past the quarter used to be one of Europe's most ancient
Jewish neighborhoods. It's very pleasant and recommended
to walk around between the alleys, there you will find
designer stores, coffee shops, ice cream parlors and
many restaurants.
IIn Rome you will also find
worthwhile outlet centers which are very popular among
the locals. The most famous is the designer’s outlet
Castel Romano.
It is a shopping center where you will find over 110
stores of all the best fashion brands in Italy and the
world, women's, men's and children's fashion. The
shopping center is located outside the city and it is
possible to get to by a shuttle that goes from Rome's
central station, Termini.
Another successful outlet
is
Valmontone Outlet Fashion
District, which is also located outside the city but
it's even bigger than the previous outlet.
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