Shopping in Ajaccio
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Maison de L'Amande Corse
Maison de L'Amande Corse is a delightfully obsessive, single-product shop that offers almonds from Corsica (the island grows around 60% of the total French production), prepared in every possible way: almond oil, almond powder, cream of almond, almond soap, grilled, salted almonds - and wickedly tempting, delightfully sweet nougatine d'amande.
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Boulangerie Galeani
Sweet-lovers will lose all self-control at Boulangerie Galeani – see if you can resist the devilish beignet de Brocciu (Brocciu fritters) and canistrelli (biscuits made with almond, walnuts, lemon or aniseed) served at this longstanding bakery.
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Opium
Opium, with shops on both sides of the street, offers not a single Corsican product. The owner, herself a victim of the travel bug, instead sells original and striking jewellery and crafts, for the most part from Africa and Asia.
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Villages Corses
Villages Corses is another specialist delicatessen, also packed with Corsican delicacies, including charcuterie, cheeses, liqueurs, wine, chestnut flour and honey.
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Farmer's Market
The Square Campinchi farmer's market, on weekends, is full to the brim with stalls selling clothing and crafts, fruit, vegetables, and Corsican cheeses and meat products.
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U Stazzu
U Stazzu is famous for its handmade charcuterie. It also sells the usual range of Corsican delicacies from other small producers.
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Vibrations
Vibrations carries a decent range of Corsican music and singing.
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