From high-end fashion to boutique bohemian stores, Lisbon is a wonderful shopping city.
Discover some of the best shopping spots.
Embaixada offers a unique shopping experience. Housed in a converted palace in the Príncipe Real district, near Lisbon’s botanical gardens, this ‘concept store’ deals in artisanal gifts, exclusive fashion, and unusual art.
Embaixada also has an eatery and bar in its central courtyard. Gin Lovers Bar & Restaurant offers more than 60 brands of Gin.
Located next to Parque das Nações and the Oceanário aquarium, and right beside the Web Summit venue, Vasco da Gama is another shopper’s paradise.
One of the city’s largest malls, it contains more than 120 stores, 33 restaurants and cafés, and a six-screen cinema. Vasco da Gama shopping centre is served by the Oriente metro station.
Feira da Ladra houses old junk and priceless finds in equal measure. The flea market – Lisbon’s oldest – runs every Tuesday and Saturday morning. Feira da Ladra market also offers plenty of food and drink options nearby, so you can kick back and relax after a hard morning’s bargain hunting.
Amoreiras was the city’s first big shopping centre. Built in the 1980s, Amoreiras has very much kept with the times while maintaining its historic reputation in Lisbon. It has all your shopping needs, from clothing to electronics to dining. It even has a cinema.
A stone’s throw from the must-see Santa Justa lift, Rua do Carmo is the city’s most well-known high street.
Home to major brands such as Apple, Massimo Dutti and Nike, Rua do Carmo also offers French boutique stores, dozens of cafés and restaurants, and a century-old bookshop.
Colombo is the biggest shopping centre in the Iberian Peninsula, featuring more than 340 stores in total.
This includes shopping outlets from every major brand, around 60 restaurants, and a nine-screen cinema (including an IMAX). Colombo shopping centre is easily accessible by metro.
