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Getting Your Scare On: What to Do on Halloween 2023 in Lisbon
This year, there’s stuff for swingers, Democrats, kids, people afraid of clowns, and other ghouls and monsters.

This year, there’s stuff for swingers, Democrats, kids, people afraid of clowns, and other ghouls and monsters.

Vintage, up-cycled, second-hand, or just plain USED: whatever you call not-new clothes, here’s where to find them in Lisbon, from bargain bins to boutiques.

Dating back to the Celts, the caretos belong to one of the oldest traditions alive today in Portugal, though it became nearly extinct.

Most of the lojas chînesas (Chinese shops) around town carry basic Santa suits at Christmas time and cheap cowboy hats year-round, but sometimes you need something a little more serious to get you turning heads at a masquerade.