Shopping

The Zona Sul's most famous market, the Hippie Fair (aka Feira de Arte de Ipanema) has artwork, jewelry, handicrafts, clothing and souvenirs for sale. Stalls in the four corners of the plaza sell tasty plates of acar…

Head to the upstairs level of Shopping Siqueira Campos, and pass through the beaded curtain into this fun and welcoming shop that sells a range of vintage-inspired clothing and accessories for men and women. Many pi…

A Belo Horizonte classic, this Sunday street fair attracts massive crowds searching for clothing, jewelry, street food and more. Located between Rua da Bahia and Rua das Guajajaras, and bordered by the soothing gree…

Arguably the best indigenous art store in the Amazon, with items ranging from inexpensive necklaces to museum-quality masks and ceremonial costumes, and representing communities throughout the Amazon basin. Shipping…

You’ll find everything from parrots to peppers to perfume at this indoor market, a true Belo Horizonte institution. Sample the delicious local produce, socialize with locals at one of the bars or just roam the aisle…

On Sunday mornings this otherwise sleepy square comes alive with one of the city’s finest markets. Stalls sell art, jewelry, crafted goods and home-cooked food and a chorinho band plays under the bandstand from 10am…

This is serious chocolate. Cacao beans, harvested from a single estate in the northeastern state of Bahia, are processed into a range of exquisite dark-chocolate products (milk chocolate fans be advised, there is no…

Homegrown is a leading player in Rio’s rich culture of street art and graffiti. Located, somewhat incongruously, in the heart of upmarket Ipanema, this art gallery doubles as an urban fashion store, with an impressi…

This neat little clothing store draws strongly on Brazil's African roots. The primary influence comes from Mozambique in the form of bold, colorful printed fabrics used to create beautiful shirts (from R$100), blous…

Parceria Carioca stocks clothes, jewelry, accessories and an assortment of ornaments designed and made by up-and-coming local designers (especially those from Rio’s poorer communities). With an emphasis on fair pay …