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Coin is the Italian department store dedicated to the world of clothing, beauty and home decoration. Present throughout the country within the most important historic centers and in the main shopping streets, it is a reference point for city shopping. Thanks to captivating, easily usable environments and personalized moods that characterize the different worlds, Coin is able to offer the customer an engaging and vibrant shopping experience.
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Coin
7 Piazzale AppioCoin is the Italian department store dedicated to the world of clothing, beauty and home decoration. Present throughout the country within the most important historic centers and in the main shopping streets, it is a reference point for city shopping. Thanks to captivating, easily usable environments and personalized moods that characterize the different worlds, Coin is able to offer the customer an engaging and vibrant shopping experience.
Parks & Nature
Reopened to the public after being completely renovated and redeveloped, the Gardens of via Sannio are a green area a stone's throw from the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano and the San Giovanni metro station C.
An area of 9,500 square meters that offers citizens and residents a meeting place full of greenery and a play area for the little ones, giving a new face to the whole area close to the Aurelian Walls and Porta Asinaria.
On the surface of the new garden the trace of the imposing portico, built during the empire of Claudius, has been re-proposed, which was found during the excavations for the metro C.
Giardini di via Sannio
Reopened to the public after being completely renovated and redeveloped, the Gardens of via Sannio are a green area a stone's throw from the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano and the San Giovanni metro station C.
An area of 9,500 square meters that offers citizens and residents a meeting place full of greenery and a play area for the little ones, giving a new face to the whole area close to the Aurelian Walls and Porta Asinaria.
On the surface of the new garden the trace of the imposing portico, built during the empire of Claudius, has been re-proposed, which was found during the excavations for the metro C.