Príncipe Real, Santos & Estrela
One of the big names on the fashion scene, Lidija Kolovrat was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but her adopted home, Lisbon, gave flight to her fantasy…
Must-see shopping in Lisbon
Belém
As its name suggests, this is the place to find original gifts by young Portuguese designers. Playful ceramic jewellery in candy-bright colours, bags…
Parque das Nações
Ecominded parents might want to pop into this hip baby and toddler supply store, a Porto transplant specialising in stylish reusable nappies (diapers)…
Marquês de Pombal & Around
For sexy women's shoes (from €308) fit for a princess, it doesn't get any bigger than Portugal's Luis Onofre, who has even been known to bedazzle high…
Alfama, Castelo & Graça
Inebriating lisboêtas since 1927, this vaulted cellar behind Sé de Lisboa stocks hundreds of Portuguese wines and vintage ports. Try them first at the…
Baixa & Rossio
For a lingering taste of Lisbon, nip into this wood-fronted store, which has been tempting locals since 1860 with pata negra (ham), pungent cheeses,…
Lisbon
Lisbon's largest shopping centre is colossal (nearly 350 shops and restaurants, plus cinemas) – it has its own app! To get here, take the blue metro line…
Belém
This small gallery in the CCB spotlights the work of young Portuguese artists, from abstract paintings to contemporary landscapes and portraits. Inspired?…
Belém
Margarida Pimentel’s ultrafine, nature-inspired jewellery fuses silver and gold with semiprecious stones. The designer’s squiggly necklaces and bangles…
Baixa & Rossio
Buttons, ribbons, threads and trimmings line the walls in art-nouveau Retrosaria Bijou.
Parque das Nações
Oceanário de Lisboa's 600-sq-metre ecofocused museum shop stocks clothes, souvenirs, cuddly toys and more, and has partnerships with local producers and…
Alfama, Castelo & Graça
This tiny store stocks tins of olive oil with vintage designs, retro coffee packs, grocery bags with colourful designs and other objects that make fine…
Bairro Alto, Chiado & Cais do Sodré
At this humble ‘king of cod’ you can buy dried, salted bacalhau by the gram. And who can resist those potted cod tongues and fins? Mmmm…
Parque das Nações
A glass-roofed mall sheltering high-street stores, a cinema and food court – upper-level restaurants have outdoor seating with views.
Lisbon
A modernist mall with over 200 stores. Take bus 758 from Cais do Sodré or walk 1km west from Praça Marquês de Pombal.
Bairro Alto, Chiado & Cais do Sodré
Fashion, books, music and cosmetics in the heart of Chiado, plus inexpensive eating (with views) on the upper level.
Marquês de Pombal & Around
Leya Buchholz has a sizeable collection of literature in Portuguese and English, plus in-store readings.
