Shoes & accessories · Stop 5
Domizioli
Shoes and accessories on Corso Matteotti since 1947.
- Today
- …All hours
- Where
- Corso Matteotti 38Macerata old town
- On foot
- 2 min from the shuttle (Piazza Oberdan) 8 min from Centro Storico car park Getting here
- Contacts
- 0733 232725
Getting here
Wherever you start,
Domizioli is close.
Pick your starting point: the map shows the walking route and the real walking time.
By shuttle
By car
By train · at the opera
The shop
Domizioli
Domizioli sells women’s and men’s shoes and accessories on Corso Matteotti, from classic to casual and city sneakers. The shop has six windows on the street.
It all began in 1947, when Sante Domizioli opened his first shop. It is still a family business, now run by his grandson. Alongside its own Domizioli 1947 line you’ll find Chie Mihara, Castañer, Lola Cruz and Ancarani.
Brands: Chie Mihara · Castañer · Lola Cruz · Ancarani · Roberto Festa · D.A.T.E. · Karhu · Cristina Millotti · Avril Gau · Ancient Greek · Unisa · Mara Bini · Maretto · Carmens · Cervone · Bibi Lou · Rivecour · Bruglia · Jemy · Crime London · Buttero · Maliparmi · Domizioli 1947
Services: Advice by appointment · Online shop · TO BE CONFIRMED: other services
Languages: TO BE CONFIRMED
Story: Since 1947, family-run.
In the window: AWAITING THE SHOP
Nearby shops: Meletani · Profumeria Absoluta · Romano Uomo
Languages spoken
- Italian
Nearby
Leaving Domizioli, where next?
Worth a lookPiazza della Libertà & clock towerTower: Tue–Sun 10 am–1 pm, 3–5:30 pm2 min on foot from Domizioli
Worth a lookPalazzo BuonaccorsiCivic Museums & carriage museum · Tue–Sun4 min on foot from Domizioli
Worth a lookPalazzo Ricci20th-century Italian art · free5 min on foot from Domizioli
Worth a lookMozzi Borgetti LibraryHistoric rooms: Sat & Sun, no booking5 min on foot from Domizioli
Worth a lookSferisterio arenaVisits Tue–Sun · Opera festival 16 Jul–8 Aug 20278 min on foot from Domizioli
Photos: Piazza della Libertà & clock tower: photo Unpodipixel, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Palazzo Buonaccorsi: photo Parsifall, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Palazzo Ricci: Ignazio Gadaleta, «Virtuali (da e per la Jonica)», 1998, Palazzo Ricci Museum · Archivio Ignazio Gadaleta (cropped), CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Mozzi Borgetti Library: photo Ccclaudiocon, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Sferisterio arena: photo Accurimbono, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.