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What to Buy in Italy: Guide to Local Specials

Want to bring a piece of Italy home? Discover unique treasures and support local artisans by shopping smart in Italy. From handcrafted ceramics and leather goods to regional delicacies like olive oil and limoncello, find the perfect souvenir. Learn how to spot authentic “Fatto in Italia” products, navigate local markets, and even claim VAT refunds. Explore Italy’s rich shopping scene and uncover hidden gems – start your shopping adventure now!

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What to Buy in Italy: Guide to Local Specials
  • Support local artisans and businesses by buying “Fatto a Mano” (handmade) or “Fatto in Italia” (made in Italy) products.
  • Seek regional specialties like Murano glass, Deruta ceramics, Burano lace, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and local cheeses.
  • Be aware of tourist traps and counterfeit goods; ask for authenticity certificates for leather and art.
  • Non-EU travelers can claim a VAT refund. Request a tax-free form, present it with receipts and goods at customs before leaving the EU.
  • Bargaining is acceptable in markets but not upscale shops. Research local prices for fair deals. Check customs rules for food/wine.

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