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Shopping The guide was updated: 2024-06-23

A lot of the shopping in Lisbon is now housed in enormous shopping centres such as Colombo and Amoreiras, or in smaller gallerias. The city’s old centre, Baixa, retains its identity as a traditional shopping district, where you walk on the streets (some of them traffic-free) and drop into the shops. Go in for cork designs, gourmet food, crafts, soaps, shoes and if your wallet allows, gold.

Chiado is close to Baixa, and has the reputation of being the city’s finest shopping district. Chiado successfully manages to combine the gallery model with open shopping, combining the best of both worlds.

Fátima Lopes

Fátima Lopes

Fátima Lopes is one of Portugal’s most successful designers, whose clothes are famed for their in-your-face sexiness. Her shop is also a workshop and a bar, with late hours.

El Corte Inglés

El Corte Inglés

Lisbon’s only true department store is Spanish, but the Portuguese put aside their suspicions of their larger neighbour here. The range of goods is quite varied, with international brands and a number of Portuguese designers, together with the store’s own low-price lines. There is a large food hall and gourmet shop downstairs, restaurants and cinemas — and direct access to the Underground.

Fábrica Sant'Anna

Fábrica Sant'Anna

One of the numerous good pottery shops in Lisbon, it has a longstanding tradition that dates back to the 18th century. Nowadays they produce various copies of old ceramics, but you can also ask for a custom piece and have it delivered to your home. Take the guided tour!

Baixa Neighbourhood

Baixa Neighbourhood

The city’s old centre, Baixa, retains its identity as a traditional shopping district, where you walk on the streets (some of them traffic-free) lined with traditional seafood restaurants and souvenir shops.

Centro Colombo

Centro Colombo

Centro Colombo is in fact one of the largest malls in Europe. Here you can find more than 60 restaurants, a cinema, fitness clubs and much more. Lots of visitors come to this mall for the IMAX theatre, too.

Centro Amoreiras

Centro Amoreiras

Amoreiras Shopping Centre dates back to 1985 and is today one of Lisbon's most icons shopping spots right in the city centre. This is the perfect place to pick up the latest fashion trends at upscale shops, relax at the food court or catch the latest film.

Chiado Neighborhood

Chiado Neighborhood

Chiado is close to Baixa, and has the reputation of being the city’s finest shopping district. Chiado successfully manages to combine the gallery model with open shopping, blending the best of both worlds. Rua Garrett is the main shopping avenue of the area with its high-end boutiques, restaurants and the 1700s Bertrand Bookstore.

Centro Vasco da Gama

Centro Vasco da Gama

This ocean themed shopping centre with over 170 stores has everything you need for a solid shopping spree. Besides the 170 stores, you can also find restaurants and a cinema here.

Armazéns do Chiado

Armazéns do Chiado

Armazéns do Chiado is somewhat smaller than the major shopping centres, but still very popular. It offers a high quality shopping experience in a building that dates back to the 12th century.

Luvaria Ulisses

Luvaria Ulisses

Luvaria Ulisses is a cute little glove shop — so small that it only fits a couple of people at the same time. If you want to find a timeless pair of gloves, Luvaria Ulisses is the place to go.

Cork & Co

Cork & Co

Lisbon is famous for its cork, and here you can see that almost anything can be made of this fantastic material. Here you can shop bags, aprons, jewellery and much more.

A Vida Portuguesa

A Vida Portuguesa

A Vida Portuguesa is claimed to be one of the most famous shops in the city. Here you can buy Portuguese soap and other local artisanal products, including antiques, notebooks, fragrant oils, chocolates, coffee and more!

Freeport Lisboa Fashion Outlet

Freeport Lisboa Fashion Outlet

Freeport Lisboa Fashion Outlet offers more than 150 top fashion brands with discounts up to 70% all year round. Make the most of your visit by taking the Freeport Outlet Shuttle, with two daily departures from Marquês de Pombal Square and Martim Moniz (Hotel Mundial).

Ler Devagar

Ler Devagar

Ler Devagar is a quirky bookshop and cafe with two levels, stacked floor to ceiling with book in Portuguese and English. The perfect calm spot to sit and have a conversation or read a book. Upstairs you'll find a vinyl record store and several industrial machines left over from the days when the building was part of a textile factory.

Feria da Ladra

Feria da Ladra

Feria da Ladra is a major flea market in Lisbon that boasts an eclectic mix of housewares, clothing, antiques, books, military objects and furniture. It is believed that a market of this type has been held at this spot since the 12th century!

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