Rio is full of Shopping Malls, which have plenty of options for all people. However, if you want something less crowded, small stores around Leblon and Ipanema neighborhood are the best option. In Santa Teresa neighborhood you can als…Open the full description
Rio is full of Shopping Malls, which have plenty of options for all people. However, if you want something less crowded, small stores around Leblon and Ipanema neighborhood are the best option. In Santa Teresa neighborhood you can also find small stores with art and artisans.
Luiz Salvador
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If you are looking for a handcrafted gift, made in Brazil, but you haven’t found anything you liked at Feira Hippie or other touristic markets in the city, this might just be the place to dig it. The shop is located in a mall, so you can see other stores as well.
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Junta Local Botafogo
Shopping
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Next to a local market Cobal and lots of restaurants, beautiful surrounding of Botafogo, in a cosy street with interesting people hanging around. Try ice cream, coffee, sweets, beer, cheese made in a farm just with women, every producer will tell you a nice story. Most of them have credit card machine, but take some cash.
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Local Experience
Tailored Tour of Rio de Janeiro
Prices from
60
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Duration
5 h
Languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese
Livraria Prefácio
Shopping
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If you want a nice place to go and spend e some time in the end of the afternoom you should try Preface Bookstore. Between bookcases you will find some tables to seat and drink a coffee or a beer while you talk or read a book. But if you are hungry, walk a little further inside and, in the end of the shop, you can enjoy the charming bistro!
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Granado
Shopping
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You can buy soaps, shampoos and body butters that use local ingredients like açaí and Brazil nuts. And their glycerine soap bars have “BRASIL” written on It. That's a great idea for a original souvenir, isn't it?
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Feira do Lavradio
Design & Clothes
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Officially called Feira do Rio Antigo, or "Old Rio Fair", this fair is a good choice to spend the day and have a great walk in downtown and lapa. It's a great open-air market with a lot of interesting things to see! It's the meeting point of alternative people in Rio, so there is always something cool and new going on.
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Livraria da Travessa
Shopping
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You will find one of the most pleasant places in the neighborhood. Service is friendly and besides the books they also offer a good selection of brazilian music. Ask for the free wifi available and try some tasty food at the cafe.
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Tailored Tour of Rio de Janeiro
Prices from
60
EUR
Duration
5 h
Languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese
Farm
Design & Clothes
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Girls - If you want to buy yourself some clothes to feel "Carioca", this is the store. This brazilian fashion brand has Rio written on it. You will find a huge range of cool and hippie fancy fashions, design homewares and sports equipment such as surfboards and skateboards.
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Farmer's Market at Glória
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More than an organic farmer's market, it is becoming an cultural and traditional activity. Some times there are donation based or even free yoga class, capoeira events, talks about health and natural food and meeting from different down-to-earth groups. An amazing place to meet the eco-friendly and alternative people in Rio.
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Feira da General Glicerio
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There you can find the best fruits of season, eat some Brazilian snacks like pastel (a kind of local fast food, try the cheese one) and bolinho de bacalhau (cod fish balls) while listening to some typical music. For drinks try luizinho's caipirinhas.
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