Shopping in Belém
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Clio
Belém's best English-language selection, including guidebooks.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market
On weekends head to the fruit and vegetable market alongside Belém’s cemetery for fresh produce.
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Feira de Artesanato
A large crafts fair that has the city’s biggest range of attractive artwork, and a lot of it is homemade. It’s especially busy on Sundays.
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Natural Ervas
One of a handful of shops on Rua Gaspar Viana that specialize in natural Amazonian medicines, good for everything from dandruff to cancer.
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Iguatemi Shopping
A modern shopping center with designer clothes, bookshops and music stores. Most shops are open from 10:00 to 22:00 Monday to Saturday, and from 14:00 to 22:00 on Sunday.
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Shopping Pátio Belém
The former ‘Iguatemi Shopping’ has a new name and much more highbrow orientation, with upscale shops, from jewelry to electronics to designer clothing, spread over four floors.
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Artíndia
Sells authentic and inexpensive índio crafts at its main shop, at the end of an arcade, in the center of town, and from a kiosk (open from noon to midnight) in Estação das Docas.
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Boulevard Shopping
Belém’s latest, biggest mall is a modern cement, steel and glass structure, brilliantly lit at night, and boasting top-tier clothing, electronics and department stores as well as a cinema complex.
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Mercado Ver-o-Peso
This and the surrounding area is probably the most interesting place to shop, whether for pants or piranha or anything in between. There are no set hours, but there is something interesting to see from 5:30am to 8:30pm every day. However, you should be especially wary of pickpockets and assailants in the early and late hours.
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