Via Camerelle

The basics

Via Camerelle stretches through the heart of Capri Town, showcasing a mix of world-renowned fashion brands and local Italian craftsmanship. Stroll past designer storefronts like Gucci and Prada, then explore more local shops selling handmade sandals, Capri-style ceramics, and limoncello. For a break, relax at one of the street’s elegant cafés and enjoy a cappuccino while people-watching.

Guided walking tours often highlight Via Camerelle as part of an exploration of Capri Town, offering insights into the island’s cultural and shopping traditions. These tours may also include nearby attractions like the Piazzetta or the Gardens of Augustus.

Things to know before you go

• The street is pedestrian-only, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll.
• Bring comfortable shoes, as Capri’s cobblestone streets can be uneven.
• Shops typically open mid-morning and close in the early evening, with a midday break.
• Many high-end stores offer tax-free shopping for international visitors.
• The area is wheelchair accessible, though some shop entrances may have small steps.
• Look out for seasonal sales if you’re hunting for a bargain.

How to get there

Via Camerelle is a short walk from Capri’s Piazzetta. From Marina Grande, take the funicular or a taxi to the Piazzetta, then follow signs leading to the street. For those staying in Capri Town, the street is easily accessible on foot.

When to get there

Visit Via Camerelle in the late afternoon or evening for a vibrant atmosphere as the street comes alive with shoppers and visitors. Spring and summer are ideal seasons for enjoying the lively energy and outdoor cafés. During the quieter autumn months, you can browse and shop at a more relaxed pace.

Beyond shopping

While Via Camerelle is best known for its luxury boutiques, it also offers a glimpse into Capri’s history and culture. Admire the elegant architecture of the buildings, many of which date back to the 19th century. The street’s vibrant energy and scenic surroundings make it a must-visit, even if you’re just window-shopping.