Rome's trendiest shopping mall opened quite recently – in 2008. Despite the fact that it is located far from the center, there is no shortage of visitors. By the way, you can get there by metro (st. “Eur-Palasport”), and then transfer to a free branded shuttle bus that will take you straight to the entrance of “Euroma2”. And after that, be prepared to spend at least the whole day here. Because you won't be able to quickly get around nearly 300 stores. You can wander around here for hours, and if you get tired, we suggest recharging in one of the cafes or restaurants, of which there are more than 40.
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And then – to the ice rink! For children, costumed shows are held there all the time, and treats are handed out for free.
Inside “Euroma2” it is very beautiful: a glass dome, luxurious columns, pleasant lighting, numerous passages, elevators, and escalators. They even publish their own magazine and mobile app here, where, by the way, you can find discount coupons for various stores. During the sale season, the shopping mall is especially noisy, but, admit it, discounts of 30-50% are rather hard to ignore ;)
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Routes and guides for Rome:
- Guide to Rome
- What to see in Rome in one day
- First self-guided route in Rome: Vatican and the Vatican Museums
- Second self-guided route in Rome: Castel Sant'Angelo – Piazza Navona - Pantheon - Trevi Fountain
- Third self-guided route in Rome: Colosseum — Roman Forums — Piazza Venezia — Trajan's Column — Imperial Forums
- Fourth self-guided route in Rome: Trastevere district
- Night walk in Rome
- All guides and routes in Rome
