The 20 Best Cards & Stationery in Florence, Firenze

Fresh reviews:

Wonderful store and fabulous staff. When you enter, one of the staff members may offer to take you back for a demonstration as to how they make the beautiful designs on the paper. Don’t miss this! It only takes a couple minutes, and you’ll be delighted by the process.Does this tactic help sell paper? Sure…

Stacy P.

Il Papiro S. R. L

If you find yourself in the area of Mercato Centrale in Florence take a break from all the the hustle of the street vendors and take the time to stop in and visit a true proprietor at Scrivimi located at Piazza del Mercato Centrale 40R. If you’re looking for a gift for a writer in your life, this is the place…

Randy U.

Scrivimi di S M Davidson

Was sad to hear they closed their store in Manhattan (apparently will reopen soon). They have endless amounts of beautiful papers, fountain pens, notebooks, bookmarks, elegant printed papers, stationary stamped with initials and wax for sealing letters!We bought a fountain pen with sepia ink as a gift. It’s…

Oriana F.

Il Papiro

I first fell in love with this store while visiting Verona and was so ecstatic to find several stores in Florence. I think I could spend hours just browsing the colorful funtastic objects sold here. The prices are more than reasonable that you want to buy everything in sight.For all your needs:Planning a party…

Jacqueline A.

Tiger

This is my favorite paper store in all of Florence. I’ve looked in many other ones and refuse to go else where! The shop is small and quaint, the people that work there are very sweet, and you can see them binding the books and working on projects right in front of you. They also take credit card and if you buy…

Lindsay S.

Sogni in Carta

We never visit Florence without a stop at one of Il Paprio’s branches to shop for marbleized paper, stationary and gifts; one of their miniature books of Florence landmarks is inevitably the thing for someone on our souvenir list. We were fortunate enough the last time to see a demonstration of simple…

Jeremy J.

Il Papiro

I thought this was the Italian version of papyrus. And I was right. Pricey since a lot of things, if not all, are handmade somewhere…(China? Hope not) anyhow, ask for a demo on how they make their wall paper. Paulo showed me and it was motte bien! Friendly vibe without pressure to buy. Selfie friendly