Emilia Romagna & San MarinoShopping

Shopping in Emilia Romagna & San Marino

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    Paolo Atti

    For foodie buys head to the Quadrilatero, a haven of delis and speciality food shops, including Paolo Atti.

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  2. fresh-produce market

    Modena's fresh-produce market has its main entrance on Via Albinelli.

    Like Bologna and Parma, Modena is an important gastronomic town. Its most famous product is aceto balsamico, considered the best in Italy by gourmets, but the centre also produces an excellent prosciutto crudo and zampone (stuffed pig's trotter). Tortellini is another speciality, as is Lambrusco, a lively, sparkling red, to be drunk chilled and with everything.

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  3. Produce Market

    Reggio’s central squares host a produce market. Typical local snacks include erbazzone (herb pie with cheese or bacon) and gnocco fritto (fried salted dough). Parmesan is also produced locally.

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    Salumeria Garibaldi

    Stock up on edible goodies at Salumeria Garibaldi, a bountiful delicatessen with dangling sausages, shelves of Lambrusco wines, slabs of Parma ham and wheel upon wheel of parmigiano reggiano.

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    Salumeria Verdi

    Stock up on edible goodies at Salumeria Garibaldi bountiful delicatessens with dangling sausages, shelves of Lambrusco wines, slabs of Parma ham and wheel upon wheel of parmigiano reggiano.

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  6. Enoteca Ducale

    Load up on local wine, grappa and Modena’s famous vinegar – aged anywhere from three to 100 years – at Enoteca Ducale.

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  7. Antiques Fair

    On the fourth Saturday and Sunday of every month, except for July and December, a giant antiques fair is held in Parco Novi Sad.

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    La Baita

    For foodie buys head to the Quadrilatero, a haven of delis and speciality food shops, including Tamburini.

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    Gilberto

    For foodie buys head to the Quadrilatero, a haven of delis and speciality food shops, including Gilberto.

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    Produce Market

    The Quadrilatero area east of Piazza Maggiore harbours a daily produce market.

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    Mercato delle Erbe

    Stock up on victuals at the Mercato delle Erbe, Bologna’s main covered market.

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    Covered Market

    Self-caterers and sandwich-fillers should load up at Ravenna’s covered market.

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    Librerie Coop

    Brand new three-level bookshop with its own cafe, restaurant and enoteca (wine bar).

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  15. Market

    Modena’s fresh-produce market has its main entrance on Via Albinelli.

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    Enoteca Italiana

    Enoteca Italiana stocks a comprehensive selection of regional wine.

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    Covered Market

    For picnic provender, load up at Rimini’s covered market.

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    I Campetti

    I Campetti specialises in Tuscan wine and olive oil

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    Covered Market

    Self-caterers can fill up at the covered market.

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    Le Sfogline

    Le Sfogline sells fine handmade pasta

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