Viola Store, Florence

The Viola Store is a premier destination for football enthusiasts and fans of the renowned Italian football club, ACF Fiorentina. Itsprime location on Via del Corso, one of Florence's main shopping streets, ensures easy access for locals and tourists exploring the city.

Inside the store, visitors will find a diverse range of items representing ACF Fiorentina. From official team jerseys (including many signed jerseys), scarves, and apparel to accessories, home decor, and collectibles, the store offers a wide array of products to suit different preferences and budgets.

Whether you're looking to showcase your support for the team or seeking a special gift for a fellow football aficionado, the Viola Store is a treasure trove of options.

Image Courtesy of Morena Menegatti.

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Sight Name: Viola Store
Sight Location: Florence, Italy (See walking tours in Florence)
Sight Type: Shopping

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