Palermo Shopping

  1. Antico Caffé Spinnato

    For the most skilfully crafted marzipan sweets, look no further than Antico Caffé Spinnato.

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  2. Bottega Ippogrifo

    The lovely toy shop, Bottega Ippogrifo, sells beautiful handcrafted toys.

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  3. I Peccatucci di Mamma Andrea

    For home-made jams, sweets and other confectionery, head for I Peccatucci di Mamma Andrea.

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  4. Il Laboratorio Teatrale

    The puppet workshop of the Cuticchio family is at Il Laboratorio Teatrale.

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  5. Mercato della Vucciria

    The Mercato della Vucciria is a bustling market filled with shrieking vendors, staring silvery fish, swaying carcasses, fresh fruit and vegetables, and smoking meat grills. The market inspired Sicilian painter Renato Guttuso's most important work, La Vucciria (1974), described by Leonardo Sciascia as 'a hungry man's dream'.

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  7. Mercato di Ballarò

    Although it's popular with tourists, many Palermitans shop for their fresh produce and household goods at Mercato di Ballarò.

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  8. Silvana Sansone

    Silvana Sansone has some wonderful modern jewellery, although expect high prices.

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  9. Tre Erre Ceramiche

    Tre Erre Ceramiche has a huge selection of ceramics.

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