Italy
Galleria La Subbia
This contemporary gallery showcases Tuscan artist Sandro Chia and avant-garde duo Christo and Jeanne-Claude. ... More
Galleria Nazionale delle Marche
The museum contains Paintings by Paolo Uccello and Piero della Francesca.... More
Galleria Sabauda
Houses most of the Savoys' collection of paintings.... More
Galleria Tega
This contemporary gallery showcases Tuscan artist Sandro Chia and avant-garde duo Christo and Jeanne-Claude. ... More
Gallerie Dell'Accademia
The gallery is currently undergoing a restoration under star architect Tobia Scarpa, but its collection... More
Gente
You’ll see fashionable people all over town—punky Japanese tourists to preppy Roman men—carrying these shopping... More
Gente Outlet, Centro Storico
You’ll see fashionable people all over town—punky Japanese tourists to preppy Roman men—carrying these shopping... More
Gente Outlet, Prati
You’ll see fashionable people all over town—punky Japanese tourists to preppy Roman men—carrying these shopping... More
Gerard Loft
The inattentive observer might dismiss this minimalist white apparel store near the Duomo as just... More
Ghezzi
Located in Old Rome, just a short stroll from the Gothic, Basilica di Santa Maria... More
Giardini & Villa Bardini
Since its reopening in 2005 following 50 years of neglect, the 10-acre Gardens of the... More
Gilda on the Beach
The downtown location of Gilda is considered among the best nightclubs in the city. Like... More
Giolitti
Rome’s oldest ice cream parlor, Giolitti has a history dating back to 1890, when dairy... More
Giorgio Persano
The contemporary art dealer's eponymous gallery. ... More
Giovanna Zanella
Slip your feet into a custom pair of shoes by avant-garde shoemaker Giovanna Zanella. Her... More
Giuditta Brozzetti
The weaving studio is located in a small workshop in Perugia's San Francesco delle Donne,... More
Giuliana Longo
Milliner Giuliana Longo has been creating her signature hats in her workshop since 1968. Pick... More
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