FACTORY OUTLETS IN MILAN & FLORENCE
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Hi. I don't know about factory outlets, but if you're interested in great shopping (especially for leather) the street market in Florence is amazing. It is only a few minutes from the train station, and it's lots of fun. A great place to haggle. As for factory outlets, you may want to contact the local tourist board for that info. You could ask the question on the Eurotrip site at www.eurotrip.com as there are many backpackers that may know where to shop.
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A fey informations that you asked at Fodor's:
FLORENCE
PRADA
Localitá Levanelle (Montevarchi) 35-55/978-9188
PRATESI (bed)
Via Montalbano, Casalguidi (near Pistoia)
BOTTOGUCCIA RICHARD GINORI (ceramics)
19, viale Giulio Cesare (Sesto Fiorentino)
IN (OR NEAR) MILAN
FRETTE (linen)
via Visconti di Mondrone (Milan)
45, via Vittorio Veneto (Concorezzo)
IL SALVAGENTE (designer's clothes)
16, via Fratelli Bronzetti (Milan)
ETRO (ties, robes, etc.)
3, via Spartaco (Milan)
SETERIE RATTI ( silk goods)
10, via Cernobbio (Como)
I'm glad to help you, Ismael
FLORENCE
PRADA
Localitá Levanelle (Montevarchi) 35-55/978-9188
PRATESI (bed)
Via Montalbano, Casalguidi (near Pistoia)
BOTTOGUCCIA RICHARD GINORI (ceramics)
19, viale Giulio Cesare (Sesto Fiorentino)
IN (OR NEAR) MILAN
FRETTE (linen)
via Visconti di Mondrone (Milan)
45, via Vittorio Veneto (Concorezzo)
IL SALVAGENTE (designer's clothes)
16, via Fratelli Bronzetti (Milan)
ETRO (ties, robes, etc.)
3, via Spartaco (Milan)
SETERIE RATTI ( silk goods)
10, via Cernobbio (Como)
I'm glad to help you, Ismael



