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Leading off from Piazza Duomo is the main street of Amalfi, Via Lorenzo d'Amalfi, which is lined with some of the loveliest shops on the coast. While it can be crowded during the day, be sure to take a stroll along here in the evening.
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.
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.
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. They sell bus tickets and offer short-term luggage storage.
A well-known and respected family of coral craftsmen has run this shop since 1930.
