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1. A Arte da Terra
AlfamaIn Lisbon Cathedral's former stables, A Arte da Terra showcases the best of Portuguese crafts through its thoughtful displays of paintings, figurines of mythical folk...
In Lisbon Cathedral's former stables, A Arte da Terra showcases the best of Portuguese crafts through its thoughtful displays of paintings, figurines of mythical folk characters, embroidery, and tiles. There's some pretty handmade jewelry, too.
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2. A Vida Portuguesa
ChiadoThe former storeroom of an old perfumery has become one of Lisbon’s most beloved stores. This is the flagship store of a brand that sells...
The former storeroom of an old perfumery has become one of Lisbon’s most beloved stores. This is the flagship store of a brand that sells traditional Portuguese products that have been passed on from generation to generation. Those include luxurious soaps and colorful Bordallo Pinheiro pottery—all displayed in beautifully restored antique glass cases.
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3. A Vida Portuguesa
IntendenteIt's been described by local press as "the prettiest store in the city," and few would argue with that description. The large, beautifully styled emporium...
It's been described by local press as "the prettiest store in the city," and few would argue with that description. The large, beautifully styled emporium stocks finely packaged traditional Portuguese goods at every price point, ranging from soaps and shaving cream to glassware, ceramics, textiles, notebooks, food, and olive oils. Airy and spacious, the contemporary shop is a must-visit for gifts and mementos that truly capture Portuguese life. There are branches in Chiado and at Time Out Market, but the Intendente store is a tourist attraction in itself.
Largo do Intendente Pina Manique 23, Lisbon, Lisbon, 1100-285, Portugal211 974 512 -
4. Armazéns do Chiado
ChiadoIt calls itself “Lisbon’s meeting point” for a reason. This chic, storied department store is where people of all ages meet before a night out...
It calls itself “Lisbon’s meeting point” for a reason. This chic, storied department store is where people of all ages meet before a night out on the town. Inside are 50 national and international chain stores offering everything you could need to look and feel fabulous, and there are 15 restaurants in the smart food court on the top floor, offering views of Chiado. The building itself is worth a visit, having been painstakingly restored after a fire consumed much of the centuries-old building in 1988. The smart Hotel do Chiado today occupies the lower floors.
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5. Conserveira de Lisboa
BaixaThere's a feast for the eyes at this shop, whose walls are lined with colorful tins of sardines and other seafood, as well as fruit...
There's a feast for the eyes at this shop, whose walls are lined with colorful tins of sardines and other seafood, as well as fruit preserves and other delicacies. The staff serves you from behind an antique wooden counter.
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6. Cortiço & Netos
IntendenteThe Portuguese love affair with azulejo tiles is evident on buildings across the country, but taking home a tile as a memento has implications, as...
The Portuguese love affair with azulejo tiles is evident on buildings across the country, but taking home a tile as a memento has implications, as many of those for sale have been stolen from historic buildings. For a more ethical option, Cortiço & Netos sells distinct and beautiful discontinued tiles from the 1950s onward. You can buy just one tile or by the square meter.
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7. Discoteca Amália
BaixaYou'll know you're close to this legendary record store when you hear tear-inducing fado tunes blasting out into the street. Come for soulful music by...
You'll know you're close to this legendary record store when you hear tear-inducing fado tunes blasting out into the street. Come for soulful music by Amália Rodrigues and other leading fadistas.
Rua Áurea 272, Lisbon, Lisbon, 1100-065, Portugal -
8. Embaixada
Príncipe RealShopping 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...
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 bar and restaurant in the inner Moorish-style courtyard is an attractive place for a meal or a gin drink.
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9. Fabrica Features
ChiadoOverlooking the the busiest part of Chiado, this shop has a particularly Instagram-worthy view of the cobblestone pavement from above. The collection of bags, stationery,...
Overlooking the the busiest part of Chiado, this shop has a particularly Instagram-worthy view of the cobblestone pavement from above. The collection of bags, stationery, ceramics, and other products designed in Portugal and abroad are worth considering for more than just a photograph.
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10. Fábrica Sant'Anna
ChiadoEstablished in 1741, this workshop and store uses century-old techniques, including painting and glazing entirely by hand, to create contemporary designs and reproductions of antique...
Established in 1741, this workshop and store uses century-old techniques, including painting and glazing entirely by hand, to create contemporary designs and reproductions of antique tiles.
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11. Feira da Ladra
The so-called "thieves" market (it used to be said that stolen items invariably ended up here) is now the most famous flea market in Portugal....
The so-called "thieves" market (it used to be said that stolen items invariably ended up here) is now the most famous flea market in Portugal. You'll need a few hours to browse all the stalls selling everything from vintage clothes to antique furnishings, with plenty of colorful treasures in between. Running until about 2 pm on Tuesday and a little later into the afternoon on Saturday, it's a memorable shopping experience. The market attracts serious collectors as well as casual browsers, so dedicated bargain hunters should be prepared to arrive early to grab the best deals.
Campo de Santa Clara, Lisbon, Lisbon, 1100-470, Portugal -
12. Garrafeira Nacional
BaixaThere are now several branches of this respected wine merchant in Lisbon, but the Sant Justa elevator location has been in business for almost a...
There are now several branches of this respected wine merchant in Lisbon, but the Sant Justa elevator location has been in business for almost a century, and the knowledgeable English-speaking staff will let you know everything about the vintage you've selected. Bottles are stacked from floor to ceiling and packed in glass vitrines like museum displays. Garrafeira Nacional is also known for its selection of Portuguese spirits and fortified wines.
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13. GLEBA -- Moagem e Padaria
AlcântaraSourdough loaves made by talented and passionate young baker Diogo Amorim attract carb-craving Lisboetas from across the city. Amorim learned his trade in the some...
Sourdough loaves made by talented and passionate young baker Diogo Amorim attract carb-craving Lisboetas from across the city. Amorim learned his trade in the some of the world's top kitchens, and here he perfects the art, using flour prepared in an on-site stone mill. There are now several branches of GLEBA in and around Lisbon, but this is where it all began.
Prior do Crato 16, Lisbon, Lisbon, 1350-261, Portugal966 064 697Shop Details
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14. Luvaria Ulisses
ChiadoLisbon’s smallest shop is one of its most charming, selling nothing but custom-made, finely crafted gloves since 1925. It’s the last place in Portugal where...
Lisbon’s smallest shop is one of its most charming, selling nothing but custom-made, finely crafted gloves since 1925. It’s the last place in Portugal where you can get these exclusive gloves, and it's recognized as one of the best stores of its kind in Europe. The well-preserved neoclassical interior fits two customers at a time, who go through the process of trying on the different sizes and colors by placing their elbows on a small cushion and letting the fitter make the perfect adjustments.
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15. Prado Mercearia
IntendenteWith tiled floors and vintage fittings, this beautifully designed grocery store and wine bar is run by the team behind the acclaimed Prado restaurant. Its...
With tiled floors and vintage fittings, this beautifully designed grocery store and wine bar is run by the team behind the acclaimed Prado restaurant. Its shelves are stocked with seasonal, often organic, locally sourced products including cheeses, tinned fish, bread, fruits and vegetables, and dry goods. The adjoining bistro serves delicious small plates and a range of Portuguese natural and organic wines to complement them.
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16. Storytailors
ChiadoFor some fairy-tale shopping, browse the racks here filled with fantastical frocks, capes, and more. Madonna is whispered to be among the celeb customers to...
For some fairy-tale shopping, browse the racks here filled with fantastical frocks, capes, and more. Madonna is whispered to be among the celeb customers to have done so.
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17. Viúva Lamego
IntendenteThe prices at Lisbon's largest purveyor of vintage tiles and pottery are competitive. It is possible to arrange a visit to the factory outside the...
The prices at Lisbon's largest purveyor of vintage tiles and pottery are competitive. It is possible to arrange a visit to the factory outside the city, in Sintra. Even if you have no interest in tiles and ceramics, be sure to pass by this store—it's in one of Lisbon's most famous and beautifully tiled buildings.
Largo do Intendente 25, Lisbon, Lisbon, 1100-285, Portugal21-231--4274Shop Details
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18. W. A. Sarmento
BaixaOne of the city's oldest goldsmiths, W. A. Sarmento first opened its doors in 1870 and remains famous for its characteristic Portuguese gold and silver...
One of the city's oldest goldsmiths, W. A. Sarmento first opened its doors in 1870 and remains famous for its characteristic Portuguese gold and silver filigree work. Beautifully crafted pieces from six generations are displayed in an on-site jewelry museum.
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19. A Fábrica dos Chapéus
Bairro AltoThe stylish proprietor of this funky store stocks a huge range of hats for men, women, and children, and also makes exclusive designs to order....
The stylish proprietor of this funky store stocks a huge range of hats for men, women, and children, and also makes exclusive designs to order.
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20. A Outra Face da Lua
BaixaThis surprisingly spacious shop is about as unconventional as it gets in Lisbon. Prepare to be completely engaged by the eclectic mix of vintage clothes,...
This surprisingly spacious shop is about as unconventional as it gets in Lisbon. Prepare to be completely engaged by the eclectic mix of vintage clothes, needlepoint purses, and boxes of costume jewelry—you name it, really. Another major selling point is the retro-chic café and cocktail bar in the middle.
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