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Lisbon Shopping
From:
Lisbon, Portugal travel guide
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The Elevador de Santa Justa
(far end of street) lifts tourists and locals from the Baixa to the
Bairro Alto shopping district. It opened for business in 1901. |
General Shopping Information
I'm not a shopper, but even I find it hard to resist the azulejo tiles
and handpainted dishes of Portugal. I also have a prized collection of records
and CDs from Portugal, including albums from Madredeus and Mísia.
And I wouldn't dream of leaving Lisbon without a kilo or two of Portuguese
coffee.
For advice about shopping from people who shop, see the links below:
GoLisbon: Shopping
After reading the introduction, click the links in the left margin to find
profiles of shops in categories such as designer wear, handicrafts, and ceramic
tiles.
A Directory of Retailers
and Personal Services of Portugal
This massive directory of businesses in Lisbon and elsewhere is from
Virtual
Portugal.
Fodor's: Lisbon Shopping
The guidebook publisher serves up a list of Lisbon shops and malls with
skimpy descriptions.
Frommer's: Lisbon Shops
Another guidebook publisher offers a list of shops, which you can sort by
category, name, or rating.
Shopping Centers
Amoreiras
The Amoreiras shopping center is centrally located, with a plethora of shops and
a 10-screen movie complex. In Portuguese; translate
with AltaVista.
Centro
Colombo
The Iberian Peninsula's largest mall has 19 anchor stores, 400+ shops, and 60
restaurants. It's also a "leisure center" with a bowling alley, a roller
coaster, go-karts, and a rooftop jogging track.
Next page:
Lisbon Transportation
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