Record Stores in Florence, Italy
9 record stores — last verified August 2026.
- Cortelloni Fumetti e Dischi
Oltrarno shop open since 1996, pairing collectible comics with used vinyl from the postwar era through the 2000s — 45s and 33s spanning Italian and international pop, rock, hard 'n' metal and soundtracks, all in good-to-excellent condition.
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- Danex Records
Via degli Artisti fixture since 2009 for DJs and collectors, stocking drum'n'bass, tech house, disco, dubstep and electronic vinyl alongside rock, hip hop and punk, plus DJ accessories and a dual-turntable setup for pre-listening.
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- Data Records 93
Via dei Neri shop on the former site of legendary label Contempo Records. Deep stock of rare second-hand vinyl, cassettes and CDs, including hard-to-find Italian pressings, spanning all genres. Buys collections; turntables available.
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- Logout Records
Via San Gallo vinyl shop opened in 2023 by Michele Alunni and DJ Fabio della Torre, focused on Tuscan and Italian labels alongside classic records and valuable reissues across all genres. Sells second-hand gear and shop merch.
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- Move On
Two-level pub and record shop on Piazza San Giovanni facing the Baptistry: ground-floor cocktail bar with an upstairs record store of new releases, reissues, used vinyl, rarities, books and hi-fi accessories. Open since 2014.
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- Occasioni Musicali
Historic Florence shop (since 1962, on Via dell'Oriuolo since the late 1980s) dealing in collectible vinyl, CDs, cassettes, reel-to-reel, sheet music, instruments and books, now focused mainly on classical, opera, rock and pop records.
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- Rock Bottom
Florence vinyl institution since 1993, two hundred meters from the Duomo on Via de' Giraldi. New, used and rare records with particular strength in '60s-'70s rock, new wave, punk and '90s alternative.
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- Sleeve Records
Florence record shop near the historic center specializing in Latin American independent music (Brazilian, Colombian, Cuban) alongside techno, house, Italo house and disco.
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- Twisted Jazz Shop
Borgo San Frediano specialist since 2002, run by collector Stefano. New and used vinyl, CDs and DVDs weighted toward jazz (about 70% of stock) with blues, funk, gospel, folk, classic rock and soundtracks, plus books and magazines.
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Recently closed
- Dischi Alberti closed January 2024.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Florence, Italy?
Florence, Italy has 9 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.
Has a record store in Florence closed recently?
Yes — Dischi Alberti (January 2024) closed recently. Its page stays up with a list of nearby open shops.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Florence?
Yes — 1 of Florence's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: Move On.