Shopping in Évora
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Rua 5 de Outubro
Rua 5 de Outubro has rows of artesanatos (handicrafts shops) selling pottery, knick-knacks and cork products of every kind - postcards, wine bottles, hats, shoes, even umbrellas made of cork. The shady side of the mercado municipal is a good spot for finding cheaper pottery. There are more upmarket shops along Rua Cândido dos Reis, northwest of the centre.
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Rossio de São Brás
On the second Tuesday of each month a vast open-air market, with everything from shoes to sheep's cheese, sprawls across the big Rossio de São Brás, just outside the walls on the road to the train station.
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Feiras no Largo
Each weekend sees one of four different markets – antiquities, used books and collectables, art and artesenato – near the aqueduct.
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Oficina da Terra
You might see resident artists in action at this award-winning handicraft and clay-figure (read contemporary and quirky) workshop and gallery.
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Mercado Municipal
You can pick up fruit and vegetables at the mercado municipal and eat them in the adjacent jardim público.
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Antique Market
A wide assortment of trash and treasure can be found at this market held near the aqueduct on the second Sunday of each month.
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Livraria Nazareth
Head up the stairs for maps, including Alentejo & Évora (€4.95), and some books in English.
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Galeria Velharias
This small charming shop sells lace, bric-a-brac, old bullfighting photos and antiques.
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Rua Cândido dos Reis
There are more upmarket shops along Rua Cândido dos Reis, northwest of the centre.
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Livraria Som das Letras
Attractive bookshop with a handful of French- and English-language titles.
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