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Augusta Perusia Cioccolato e Gelateria
Giordano worked for Perugino for 25 years. In 2000, he opened his own shop, creating delectables from the old tradition, including baci (hazelnut 'kisses' covered in chocolate) from the original Perugian recipe. Handmade chocolate bars come in boxes with old paintings of Perugia - great for gifts - or pick up some of the city's best gelato for yourself.
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Coop
The largest grocery store in the historic centre, Coop sells all the staples, fruits and vegetables, and has a deli counter with fresh pasta and cheeses.
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Covered market
You can buy fresh produce, bread, cheese and meat from this market. From Piazza Matteotti, head down the stairs of the arched doorway labelled 18A.
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La Libreria
Stocks a selection of English-language books, as well as maps and Lonely Planet guides in Italian and English.
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Libreria Betti
A good selection of English-language books, cookbooks, guides and dictionaries.
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Mercato Mensile Antiquariato
If you're lucky enough to be in Perugia on the fourth weekend of the month, spend a few hours in the Mercato Mensile Antiquariato around the Piazza Italia and in the Giardini Carducci. It's a great place to pick up old prints, frames, furniture, jewellery, postcards and stamps. Open from until 6 or , or when it rains.
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Umbria Terraviva
On the first Sunday of the month, check out the Umbria Terraviva located along the side of the Duomo heading towards Via Bonanzi. You'll find all sorts of organic fruits, vegetables and fabulous canned or packaged items to take home as gifts.
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