Lisbon is an ideal place for shopping, offering a mix of major brands, historic shops, and markets.
To help you identify the best shopping area for you, we have grouped them into three categories: shopping streets, shopping centers, and unique, trendy shopping spots.
An avenue filled with grand historic buildings (such as No. 206, home to Prada), 5-star hotels, luxury boutiques, leading companies, and plenty of cultural spots for concerts and events. Notable landmarks include Cine São Jorge, Tívoli Theater, the renovated Capitólio in Parque Mayer, and the Coliseu dos Recreios on Rua Portas de Santo Antão.
Rua Garrett is where theater “comes alive” through the National Theater of São Carlos, São Luiz Theater, and Trindade Theater. Here, you will also find the first Bertrand Bookstore, founded in 1732, the Grémio Literário do Chiado, and the famous A Brasileira Café, home to the renowned statue of Fernando Pessoa.
A pedestrian street paved with traditional Portuguese tiles, once considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Stroll among locals and tourists, explore shops, restaurants, and open-air terraces, admire street performers, or visit the various attractions the area offers.
Top Shopping Centers
Located in the city center.
Blue Line - Colégio Militar/Luz Station.
Red Line - Oriente Station.
A 2,7 km
Blue and Red Lines - São Sebastião Station.
A hub representing innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship with an industrial-inspired vibe. Here, you’ll find businesses, cafes, shops, and events. LX Factory is a factory of experiences where ideas can be created, shared, and brought to life for the entire community.
Located in the Ribeiro da Cunha Palace, one of the most iconic buildings in the trendy Príncipe Real district. This 19th-century neo-Arab palace has been transformed into a Gallery Shopping center, bringing together a new generation of Portuguese entrepreneurs with unique offerings and a strong focus on local production.
Born from the restoration of the historic Mercado da Ribeira, this concept combines restaurants, bars, shops, a fresh produce market, and a concert hall. It has revitalized the neighborhood, transforming it into a major attraction and a hub for visitors.
A popular market for second-hand goods, antiques, and crafts, where you can also find new products. Currently held at Campo de Santa Clara in the São Vicente parish, it takes place every week on Tuesdays and Saturdays during the day.
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