It is one of the first shopping centers to open in Rome. It is located near the film studio, so it took its name, becoming the "City of Cinema". Today it has more than 120 stores of various brands: H&M, Accessorize, Motivi, Calzedonia, Benetton, etc. There are also cafes, bars, restaurants, bank branches, and even a post office. In addition, at “Cinecitta Due” you can find machines for quickly purchasing railway tickets from “Trenitalia”.
For motorists, the shopping center offers a very interesting service - “ParkinWash”. That is, you leave your car in the parking lot, go shopping, and when you return, you find your car clean and shiny.
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At “Cinecitta Due” you can also arrange for a personal shopping guide who will help you choose the right clothes to create a stylish and modern look.
As for the internal infrastructure, it is well thought out: there are information boards everywhere, 11 escalators, panoramic elevators, and all conditions have been created for people with disabilities. The lighting is mostly natural daylight - the roof of the shopping center is almost entirely glass.
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- A Night Walk Around Rome
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