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Limoncello di Capri

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Limoncello di Capri is a vibrant market located on Via Roma, the main shopping street of Capri town. The market is a feast for the senses, with stalls overflowing with bright yellow lemons, bottles of homemade limoncello, and an array of local delicacies such as olive oil, pasta, and ceramics. Visitors can sample different varieties of limoncello, from the classic version to cream-based or flavored options. The atmosphere is bustling, with vendors eager to share stories about their products. The market also offers a chance to purchase unique gifts, including hand-painted ceramics and linen textiles. Its central location makes it a convenient stop while exploring Capri's charming streets.

Don't miss

  • Sample classic limoncello and creative variations like limoncello cream
  • Browse hand-painted ceramics and local crafts
  • Taste local olive oils, balsamic vinegars, and sun-dried tomatoes
  • Watch live demonstrations of limoncello making
  • Pick up a bottle of limoncello as a souvenir in decorative bottles

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Ways to visit Limoncello di Capri

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Know before you go

  • The market is open daily, but hours may vary seasonally; check locally.
  • Cash is preferred for small purchases, though some stalls accept cards.
  • Tasting is free, but don't feel pressured to buy.
  • Photography is allowed, but ask vendors before taking close-ups of their goods.

A bit of history

Limoncello has been produced on the island of Capri since the early 20th century, using locally grown Sorrento lemons. The market continues this tradition, offering visitors a taste of authentic Caprese culture.

Common questions

Can I taste the limoncello before buying?

Yes, most vendors offer free samples of their limoncello and other products.

Is the market open year-round?

It operates daily, but hours may be reduced during the winter off-season (November–March).

What else can I buy besides limoncello?

Local olive oil, ceramics, linen clothing, and handmade pasta are popular items.

How do I get to the market from the port?

Take the funicular from Marina Grande to Capri town, then walk a few minutes along Via Roma.

Are there restrooms nearby?

Public restrooms are available in the nearby Piazzetta, but may require a small fee.

Can I bring limoncello back home?

Yes, but check your airline's liquid restrictions for carry-on luggage; it's safer to pack in checked baggage.

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