18 Best Places to Shop in Amalfi Coast, Italy

The store ships its Vietri-made and other hand-painted ceramics all over the world. Bargaining might result in a discount of 10% or even more if you have a talent for it. There are also opportunities for gaining hands-on experience at the showroom and workshop, a three-minute walk away in a courtyard at Via Roma 20.

At this shop opened in 1995, you can buy a bottle of colatura di alici (achovy sauce) and various types of tuna sott'olio amid a cornucopia of quality products sourced locally and from father reaches of the Mezzogiorno.

Here, you can grab a light lunch or pick up some picnic supplies before or after shopping for limoncello, vino, and biscotti.

A publisher of fine handmade paper, prints, and books, La Scuderia sells beautiful art tomes as well as lovely postcards, hand-crafted leather journals, stationery, desk accessories, and objets d'art.

This oleoteca is the place to taste and shop for the costiera's finest extra virgin olive oil as well as quality oro verde from other regions. You'll also find delicacies from all over Italy, including intriguing lemon products—candies, candles, soaps, and even lemon honey.

If you want to visit a working farm, Tenuta Vannulo is a good bet. It produces award-winning cheeses, yogurts, and ice cream and has a pen of buffaloes. Arrive early to sample the farm's sublime buffalo mozzarella—it's often sold out by midday!

Come here for colorful local fashions at reasonable prices; there's also a location closer to the beach, on Via del Brigantino.

Leather goods are popular items in small shops along the main streets; one good option is Bazar Florio, whose fair and friendly owner's stock includes handbags, wallets, and backpacks.

The colorful ceramics at this gorgeous factory showroom along the Amalfi Coast road east of Positano include vases, plates, decorative tiles, wall hangings, and outdoor sculptures. The shop also has a small boutique in hilltop Scala, along the coast.

This shop near the tourist office makes a great stop if you're pining for English-language newspapers or need a poolside paperback or a book on Amalfi's history.

Between March and October, this shop sells colorful stationery, prints, and artworks amid the Gothic cloisters of the Complesso Monumentale San Francesco. There's also an attractive branch in Piazza Duomo at the corner of Via Roma.

It's worth popping in for their super-Positanese floaty dresses and other cotton and linen attire—their second and original shop is at Via del Saracino 16, near the Spiaggia Grande beach.

A well-known and respected family of coral craftsmen has run this shop since 1930.

Here you can find anything it's conceivably possible to make that smells and tastes of the venerable limone—be sure to ask if the product you want really contains the bulbous sfusato amalfitano.

This gallery, along with its branch in Capri, exhibits contemporary art by Italian and international artists.