For those of you that like shopping malls, you’re lucky, unfortunately (in my opinion) there are many. Also you can find franchising brands like Zara, Mango, Women'Secret and others. But there are still local shops, most of them you …Open the full description
For those of you that like shopping malls, you’re lucky, unfortunately (in my opinion) there are many. Also you can find franchising brands like Zara, Mango, Women'Secret and others.
But there are still local shops, most of them you can find in Downtown (Augusta Street, Prata Street, Aurea Street and so on). Check Bairro Alto shops, they are different and you can also find some Gourmet Shops and shops with cork articles like bags.
If you want to buy souvenirs you can go to “A Vida Portuguesa” in Chiado (they recovered old Portuguese products), Lisbon Lovers (Prata Street), Time2Give (Calçada do Cascão – Alfama) and Drogaria Central (Prata Street, you will find Portuguese soaps in very nice packages). And if you want to buy Portuguese wines or liqueurs, go to Napoleão Wineshop (Conceição Street and Fanqueiros Street, both streets in downtown).
Capitão Lisboa
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You will make someone laugh if you buy a gift here. There are plenty of choices: utensils for the kitchen, bathroom or office, bike accessories, Polaroid material and Made in Portugal products, like milk soaps (donkey, cow, sheep and goat) or chocolates wrapped in vintage papers.
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Mercado da Ribeira
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On the ground floor, the market is still in operation, where you can find fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers. In another area, there are temporary and periodic exhibitions.
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Estação do Rossio
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The station was designed between 1886 and 1887 by Portuguese architect José Luís Monteiro. It has a beautiful Neo-Manueline façade where you can observe two intertwined horseshoe portals at the entrance, the clock in a small turret and the abundant sculptural decoration.
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A Vida Portuguesa
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In A Vida Portuguesa there is plenty of space to all kinds of gifts: clothes, tills, books, tableware, food, jewelry, and many other things you couldn’t even imagine. Yes, you can also find a bath or a stove under the same roof. The prices could be a little bit high, but remember that most of articles you’ll see there are exclusive from this shop.
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Bertrand
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Sit a bit browsing a book, feel the smell of books and imagine the literary club where politics and literature was discussed. In the late nineteenth century was frequented by the best Lisbon Society, from liberal and conservative to bourgeois and aristocrats (for example D. Pedro II of Brasil).
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Lisbon Lovers
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Merchandising, events, city guide and others. Here you can find a bunch of souvenirs (calendars, t-shirts. magnets and so on) with themes like sardines or the famous tram Nº28.
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French, English, Portuguese
Rehabbed Market
Souvenirs
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If you are interested in style and mode it's the perfect market for you. All the vendors are nice and like to tell you about their items. Moreover the prices are rather inexpensive. It's the perfect place for a walking around, enjoying the atmosphere and buying one or two cool things.
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Praça do Campo Pequeno
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The bullring, circular in shape, was built in solid brick and provided with windows of horseshoe arches and battlements, has four turrets at the four cardinal points.
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Centro Cultural de Belém
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With three rooms of different sizes equipped to host different types of performances, presenting a cultural calendar of global level. Next to the ticket office there is a shop of Portuguese design, however there are more shops in the building including a bookshop. Regarding art, it hosts the Berardo Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.
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Cortiço & Netos
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The beauty of this shop is its unpredictability, because you can always find a new kind of design, for instance, engraved tiles, abstract themes, floral themes, plane colors and so on. Many of them are in small numbers, so odds are relatively high to get a very exclusive souvenir for yourself. A small piece of memory worth collecting.
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Ó! Galeria
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This is a great place to see what local and young Portuguese and Lisbon illustrators and graphic artists are doing. They often host gallery openings for specific illustrators, and the place is a creative haven for those who love the uniqueness of drawing and illustrations.
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Smallest bookshop in the world
Souvenirs
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The places measures just four square metres and has more than 3,000 books in Portuguese, Spanish, English, Italian, Chinese and Japanese. They are all gathered around a kind of altar dedicated to the best-known Portuguese poet, Fernando Pessoa. Inside, only one person can fit, and he has to move sideways.
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Drogaria Central
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You will find here Old Portuguese soaps with a pretty package, very nice shaving brushes (if you still shave in the old way), but then you can also find strong detergents and the famous WD-40. Regarding the soaps, there are some uncommon like: donkey milk or sulfur. There is one called Mariposa that comes in a very nice box, it’s a nice gift.
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