A famous commercial center known for its 'luxury' and 'nobility', suitable for people with high economic status. In addition to buying bags from brands like LV, Burberry, PRADA, LOEWE, and GUCCI, you can also purchase top global watches such as Rolex, Tudor, and even Patek Philippe!
Castilho Street
This place is more like a metropolis, focusing on 'modern' and 'fashion', suitable for trendy fashion women. The shops on Castilho Street are all fashion brands such as Karen Millen, Loja das Meias, Coccinelle, BCBG Maxazria, and more.
Chiado
Chiado is a historic district in Lisbon, where you can feel a strong 'vintage' vibe: you can visit the world's oldest bookstore, Bertrand; the most charming jewelry shop, Tous-Ourivesaria Aliança; and if you like handicrafts, you can buy a pair of exquisite handmade gloves at Luvaria Ulisses.
Baixa is the most 'ancient', 'traditional', and diverse shopping street in Lisbon. Here you can see some traditional century-old shops and buy the most representative small items of Portugal.
Príncipe Real
The Crown Prince Garden has a unique aesthetic and style, characterized by a 'fresh' and 'artistic' vibe. It mainly features many new concept shops, with every corner reflecting the creative design ideas of Portuguese youth.
Vasco da Gama Shopping Center
Although the mall is not very large, it has an excellent location. You can shop for various fashion brands when you are tired of sightseeing. In addition, there are also restaurants and a supermarket here. It is crowded even on weekdays.
When it was built, it was one of the largest shopping centers in Europe, with over 400 various shops, dining, and entertainment centers. It is also the top choice for tourists to shop.
