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Shopping · Serravalle

Azzurro
Shopping Centre

Historically among the main shopping centres of the Republic of San Marino, the Azzurro retains its function as a neighbourhood reference for residents and commuters of the Serravalle area. Across three floors today it hosts a nucleus of retail activities, a Conad supermarket on the ground floor and a panoramic restaurant on the third.

Floors
3
Stores today
~15
Supermarket
Conad

Source: communication of the Azzurro Shopping Centre · Serravalle

Facade of the Azzurro Shopping Centre in Serravalle, San Marino
Shopping · Serravalle
Three floors, supermarket and panoramic restaurant
§ I — A neighbourhood centre

The daily role

The Azzurro is one of the historic shopping centres of the Republic of San Marino. In its original configuration, it gathered over sixty activities across three floors; the current version has been reduced to about fifteen establishments, covering the range of neighbourhood services: tobacco, laundry, optics, hairdresser, footwear outlet, home and family articles.

The Azzurro Shopping Centre is in the Castello di Serravalle, the most populous area of the Republic. Its main function remains that of daily service to residents and workers of the area, complemented by the presence of the Conad supermarket on the ground floor.

«The Azzurro is no longer the great shopping centre of the Nineties, but continues to perform the function it has always had: bringing services and groceries within reach of home for the most populous Castello of the Republic.»
§ II — Services and composition

Three floors, one restaurant

Composition of the Azzurro Shopping Centre of Serravalle by floor.
Floor Activity
Ground floorConad supermarket · groceries and basic necessities
Intermediate floorsRetail activities: tobacco, laundry, optics, hairdresser, footwear outlet, home and family
Third floorRoyal Le Terrazze restaurant · traditional menu and gluten-free menu for coeliacs (AIC circuit)

Composition described on the basis of communications from the centre. Some activities may vary; verification of the presence of individual establishments before a targeted visit is recommended.

§ III — The Royal Le Terrazze restaurant

Gluten-free menu on the third floor

On the third floor of the Azzurro Shopping Centre is the Royal Le Terrazze restaurant. The hall enjoys an open view over the Serravalle area and offers a traditional menu and a gluten-free menu included in the AIC (Italian Coeliac Association) circuit. A useful particularity for those with specific dietary needs.

§ IV — How to get there

Serravalle and Romagna border

The Azzurro Shopping Centre is reached easily from the Rimini-San Marino expressway, exiting in the Serravalle area. Nearby are also the Atlante Shopping Centre in Dogana and the San Marino Outlet Experience, which complete the commercial offering of the northern slope of the Republic.

FAQ · Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Azzurro Shopping Centre located?
In the Castello di Serravalle, in the Republic of San Marino. It has historically been one of the main commercial hubs of the Republic and today gathers retail activities and a Conad supermarket on the ground floor.
How many activities are inside Azzurro?
After the original layout that counted over 60 stores, the current configuration includes about fifteen activities distributed across three floors: tobacco, laundry, optics, hairdresser, footwear outlet, home and family articles.
Is there a supermarket in the centre?
Yes. On the ground floor operates a Conad sales point. The offering concerns groceries and basic necessities.
Where is dining inside Azzurro?
On the third floor the Royal Le Terrazze restaurant proposes cuisine with options dedicated to coeliacs, within the AIC circuit. The restaurant publishes the gluten-free menu alongside the traditional menu.
Who is the Azzurro Centre designed for?
For those looking for a quick reference point, with supermarket and personal services in a single building. The centre is a daily reference for residents of the Serravalle area and the Italian border.