Emilia Romagna & San MarinoShopping

Other shopping in Emilia Romagna & San Marino

  1. A

    Paolo Atti

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

    reviewed

  2. B

    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.

    reviewed

  3. Enoteca Ducale

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

    reviewed

  4. C

    La Baita

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

    reviewed

  5. D

    Gilberto

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

    reviewed

  6. E

    Produce Market

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

    reviewed

  7. F

    Mercato delle Erbe

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

    reviewed

  8. G

    Covered Market

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

    reviewed

  9. H

    Librerie Coop

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

    reviewed

  10. Market

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

    reviewed

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  12. I

    Covered Market

    Self-caterers can fill up at the covered market.

    reviewed