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Art'Isula (Ajaccio)
The guide was updated:The compact boutique stocks a wide variety of unique items made by local artisans, from exquisitely crafted knives to jewellery, figurines, clothing, and various edibles and drinkables–from jams and honey to liquors.
Useful Information
- Address: 57 Rue Cardinal Fesch, Ajaccio
- Opening hours: Mon–Sat 9:30am–8pm
- Website: www.artisula.com
- Phone: +33 4 95 50 54 67
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To pick up some of that celebrated Corsican charcuterie, try and make your way to this shop run by the island's best charcutier — once also named best in all of France. There are multiple varieties of meats to choose from, as well as other deli items sourced from small independent producers from across Corsica.
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Art'Isula (Ajaccio)
The compact boutique stocks a wide variety of unique items made by local artisans, from exquisitely crafted knives to jewellery, figurines, clothing, and various edibles and drinkables–from jams and honey to liquors.
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