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1. Antica Dolceria Bonajuto
Food/CandyBonajuto is the oldest chocolate producer in town, dating from 1880. This busy shop on Modica Bassa's main street lets you sample many varieties...Read More
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2. Outdoor Fish and Food Market
Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsBeginning behind the Fontana Amenano at the corner of Piazza Duomo and spreading westward between Via Garibaldi and Via Transito, this is one...Read More
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3. Antica Pasticceria del Convento
Food/CandyThis pastry shop, set on a pretty little piazza, is run by the sister of the town's most famous baker-nun, Maria Grammatico, and sells similar...Read More
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4. Ballarò Market
Albergheria | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsWind your way through the Albergheria district and this historic market, where the Saracens did their shopping in the 11th century—joined by...Read More
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5. Bancherelle
Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsIf you're interested in truly connecting with local life while searching for souvenirs, a visit to one of Palermo's many bustling markets is...Read More
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6. Bazar del Miele
Specialty StoresAs the name suggests, this shop sells more than 15 varieties of local honey, many blended with local fruits, like apricots and strawberries...Read More
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7. Ceramica Ericina
Ceramics/GlasswareAmong Italians, Erice is known for the quality and delicate floral designs of its Majolica ceramics, which are unique to the city. This ceramics...Read More
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8. Enoteca Picone
Libertà | Wine/SpiritsThe best wineshop in town has been family run for four generations and stocks a fantastic selection of Sicilian and national wines. Although...Read More
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9. Gioiellerie Cinzia Gucciardo
Antiques/CollectiblesTrapani's famous coral becomes accessorized at this old town jewelry shop. Rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, combs, and brooches come inlaid...Read More
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10. I Dolci di Nonna Vincenza
Food/CandyThe selection of almond-based delights here may be small, but everything is fresh and phenomenally good. Ask for boxes of mixed cookies by weight...Read More
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11. I Peccatucci di Mamma Andrea
Vucciria | Food/CandyThe charming "Mamma Andrea's Small Sins" sells a plethora of mouthwatering original creations, including jams, preserves, and Sicilian treats...Read More
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12. Mercato del Capo
Capo | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsUmbrella-covered stands crowd the narrow streets along Via Porta Carini and Via Beati Paoli, which are soon clogged with locals stopping to...Read More
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13. Pasticceria Alba
Libertà | Food/CandyOne of the most famous sweets shops in Italy, this is the place to find pastry favorites like cannoli and cassata siciliana, as well as excellent...Read More
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14. Pasticceria Di Lorenzo
Local SpecialtiesWood-lined and unadorned, this family-run pastry shop is one of the best places to try Modica’s signature crescent-shape cookies, the ‘mpanatigghi...Read More
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15. Pasticceria Grammatico
Food/CandyFans of Sicilian sweets make a beeline for this place, run by Maria Grammatico, who gained international fame with Bitter Almonds, her life...Read More
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16. Vucciria Market
Vucciria | Outdoor/Flea/Green MarketsIt's easy to see how this market got its name— vucciria translates to "voices" or "hubbub." Though now more for tourists than locals, Palermo...Read More
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17. Pasticceria Castorina
Food/CandyA unique creation here is the "nucatole," a large cookie made with heaping quantities of chocolate, Nutella, nuts, and other wholesome ingredients. ...Read More
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