Farmacia Comunale N.22

One of the most beautiful place I visited in Italy and it’s free entrance too. They have magical flower decorations on the entrance and during my visit there, they had a free flower theme exhibition. Now I know the price of the perfume is not cheap but you can go visit just for the experience itself.

Wow! What an experience this was! From the windows, the entrance, the amazing old building to the amazing perfumes, all its an experience. Buying a perfume that was first produced in 1221 is truly unique. The staff is really professional, they have different stations where you can sample the perfumes, the creams, and more. There is also a museum, really interesting. They also had an art exhibit, a truly unique digital art show. If you can, just go. It's not something that you find anywhere.

Highly commercialized but it's soooo pretty inside. It's fun to look through and test the different products and smell different scents. Staff inside were all friendly. Even if you are not getting anything, it's still a nice place to brows around and appreciate the beautiful interior.

This pharmacy is truly charming, exuding an old-world charm with its stunning vintage style. The scents are top-notch, and the advice offered is superb. The intricate, ornate details add to its beauty, making it a delightful experience.

One cannot say enough wonderful things about this shrine to perfume. The building itself is an architectural beauty and the inside is very ornately and delicately decorated - colors, carvings, statues, and frescoes. The one thing that struck me when we entered was not being overwhelmed by a smell of perfume, very different than in the United States. For as beautiful as the place is, the staff are extremely professional and helpful, greeting customers in turn, assisting where they can, and guiding your purchase. You can purchase soaps, creams, and perfume. Everything can be scent sampled and it is truly interesting. Many different rooms with a focus on different products. It is almost a museum as well with a couple of the rooms having historical items from over the years of operation. Even if you don't like perfumes, or scented soaps, it is worth a visit to just look around.