With a facade and decor preserved from its foundation in 1925, Portugal’s last shop singularly devoted to the manufacture and sale of fine leather gloves is both an experience and a source for a memorable souvenir. Their reputation for high-quality products has transcended the tiny storefront, which can accommodate no more than two guests at a time.
Rua do Carmo, 87-A
Lisbon, 1200-093
351-21-342-0295
A shop intended to preserve the memories and products made in Portugal – both traditional and modern. From linens to stationery, perfumes to traditional quince jellies, every traveler is guaranteed to find a souvenir (or two) to tote home.
Rua Anchieta, 11
Lisbon, 1200-023
+351-213-465-073
A Neo-Arab palace from the 19th century has been transformed into a concept space and commercial gallery. Work showcases culture, fashion, gastronomy, and design, blending innovation with historical architecture of the Príncipe Real neighborhood. Open for guests to shop, dine, and explore.
Praça do Príncipe Real, 26
Lisbon, 1250-184
+351-96-530-9154
Bringing Paris to Lisbon, this chic storefront, with quaint decor from its origin in the late 19th century, sells a range of fine household linens, accessories, and soaps. With all goods imported from France, the flagship store represents the historical Portuguese crush on French finery.
Rua Garrett, 77
Lisbon, 1200-203
+351-21-342-4329
The family business and staple of downtown Portugal since the early 1900’s specializes in beautifully packaged fish in tin cans.
Rua dos Bacalhoeiros, 34
Lisbon, 1100-071
+351-21-886-4009
Colognes, lotions, and other potions, each perfectly displayed and tantalizing to test. The colorful environment and pleasing scents create a full-bodied experience. You can also find stationary and soaps that make for great travel gifts.
Rua da Misericórdia, 135
Lisbon, 1200-272
+351-91-721-5855
A veritable tile mecca with rows upon rows of antique tiles stored neatly and grouped by century.
Rua Dom Pedro, V 68-70
Lisbon, 1250-094
+351-213-465-522
Bring home a piece of Lisbon — specifically, iconic azulejos (tiles). While there's no shortage of shops selling a variety of the colorful squares, many are blatantly inauthentic. For the real deal, make the trip to Chiado to visit the antique tile specialists.
Rua do Alecrim, 68
Lisbon, 1200-015
+35-121-343-0232
Barter for an eclectic mix of housewares, clothing, antiques, and tiles at the city's bric-a-brac flea market. Open from dawn to dusk on Saturdays and Tuesdays.
Campo de Santa Clara
Lisbon, 1100-472
+35-121-817-0800