Shopping Centre shopping in Portugal
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Chiado
The Chiado, a wedge of wide streets between Rua do Crucifixo and Rua da Misericórdia, is elegantly 18th century, with upmarket shops and cafés. It leads up to the contrastingly weblike Bairro Alto (upper district), a fashionable 17th-century residential quarter, now the Lisbon Soho with one-off designers, vintage boutiques, record shops, restaurants and boho bars and cafés.
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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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Cascais Villa shopping centre
Near the bus station, this mall shelters a cinema, supermarket and a string of other shops.
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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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Centro Vasco da Gama
Centro Vasco da Gama high-street stores, a food court and cinema.
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Centro Comercial Cidade do Porto
Centro Comercial Cidade do Porto is a modern shopping centre in Boavista.
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Centro Comercial Via Catarina
The central Centro Comercial Via Catarina is a modern shopping centre.
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Centro Comercial Colombo
Colossal with 420 shops, cinemas, restaurants and a health club.
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