5 Best Places to Shop in Avenida da Liberdade, Príncipe Real, and Restauradores, Lisbon

Shopping doesn't get any more stylish than at this grand 18th-century mansion, which has been transformed into a gallery showcasing some of the best of Portuguese design and even a few international brands. The restaurant-bar in the inner Moorish-style courtyard is an attractive place for a meal or a gin drink. Head here on Sunday evenings when the gallery hosts alternative fado concerts hosted by Real Fado ( www.realfadoconcerts.com).

Dozens of luxury labels (from Christian Louboutin to Stella McCartney to YSL) are represented at this store, which caters to the city's fashionable elite. In addition to chic clothing and accessories, there's a stylish bar and restaurant.

Famous women like Michelle Obama, Naomi Watts, and Paris Hilton have worn Portuguese designer Luis Onofre’s shoes, and here you can try on his latest creations. Next to the luxurious footwear that he now mostly exports worldwide are his collections of bags and clutches.

Designer Maria João Bahia has been creating jewelry since 1985; after two successful decades, she opened this store, where she presents her exclusive jewels together with silverware, crystals, and handbags.

One of Lisbon's best-known antiques shops, Solar specializes in azulejo panels and also stocks 16th- to 18th-century Portuguese furnishings and paintings, many of them salvaged from old mansions, churches, and palaces.