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- Your Guide to What to Buy in Italy
- What to Buy in Italy: The Best Italian Food & Drink Souvenirs
- A Few Things to Consider When Souvenir Shopping in Italy
- What Are Really The Best Italian Souvenirs You Can Bring Back from Italy?
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When it comes to working out what to buy in Italy, you’re in for a treat. Italian souvenirs aren’t like picking up a plastic snow globe and hoping it survives the journey home. Italian products are a joy to shop for and make great gifts for someone you love (see our guide to the best gifts for someone who loves Italy here.) But when you’re actually...
Limoncello
You may know limoncello as theItalian drink but Italians are certain that it comes from the south. Travel along the Amalfi coast and you’ll find lemons in baskets. Lemons on walls. Lemon shaped soap and even, if you look hard enough, lemons on trees. Somehow, limoncello manages to dance around its perceived dalliances with cold and flu remedies and children’s playground sherbet to emerge as a serious alternative to whisky and gin in a gentleman’s oak polished drinks cabinet.
Did you know?
1. Luxurious Roman villas in Pompeii have frescoes that show men enjoying limoncello. 2. Limoncellos is made from only four ingredients (lemon peel, sugar, water and grain alcohol.)
Balsamic Vinegar
Balsamic vinegar is a very dark, concentrated, and intensely flavoured vinegar – and an amazing Italian souvenir. It’s made wholly or partially from grape must: freshly crushed grape juice with the skins, seeds and stems. Balsamic’s perfect balance of sweet and sour ensures it is just as good on salads, meats and parmesan as on strawberries or custard. However, not every balsamic can be truly balsamic. Only vinegar made in the Reggio Emilia and Modena provinces truly qualifies. They must foll...
Bear in mind that you won’t be able to buy and take back anything you like. Within the EU, there is free movement of goods but elsewhere, you’ll find restrictions on certain goods, with some hefty customs fines. You can check the latest US guidelines here if you’re travelling on to America. Also, make sure that glass bottles and jars are well cushi...
Shopping in Italy for high quality souvenirs can be a great way to interact with Italians, support local businesses and encourage not only traditions to survive but new practices to thrive. It really pays to take the time to avoid the kitsch that ends up in landfill and instead to really focus on top notch products that, well, make the world a bett...
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- The Best Italy Souvenirs To Bring Home.
- Italy Souvenirs for Fashion Lovers. Clothes. Italy is famous for its fashion designers and you will find something for every budget. So if you don’t feel like forking out good cash, don’t worry, there are plenty of nice boutiques selling beautiful pieces of clothes, trousers, dresses, skirts, jumpers, shirts, and blouses.
- Souvenirs from Italy for Foodies. Pasta. Fresh or dry, pasta is always one of the best souvenirs you can bring home from Italy. The quality of locally-made Italian pasta is superior for a fraction of the price you would be charged if you buy the same product in your home country.
- Homeware, art and collectibles from Italy. Pottery, ceramics and porcelain. From Umbria to Campania, to Sicily, southern Italy is pretty strong in ceramics handicrafts.
We wondered about this question and have made for you a list of 20 souvenirs from Italy that tourists love, exploring the whole country region by region to discover the most interesting ideas for an original gift between crafts and food, naturally made in Italy quality only. Let's start!
Explore the top sights in Rome and then go shopping for gifts and souvenirs. Along the bustling streets of Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona, vendors tempt passersby with an array of souvenirs, from t-shirts and miniature replicas of famous landmarks to locally made artisanal products.
