Bazar no Quartel, formerly known as Feira do Intendente, may not be Feira da Ladra, but it’s a more decent and civilized place to find locally made art, handmade things
This Belem market (Feira de Antiguidades e Velharias de Belem) takes place on the first and third Sunday every month, and is a better-organized and smaller version of the chaotic
This artisanal market of food, clothes, and trinkets takes place the first Sunday of every month from 10h to 19h in the summer months and to 18h in the winter
This flea market (Feira de Antiguidades e Velharias de Montijo) isn’t in Lisbon, which means the bargains are better and the finds more “authentic,” if you will. The record bins
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.
The hippest market in town is still going strong! Regueirão dos Anjos, formerly known as Anjos70 Art & Fleamarket, takes place on the first and third weekend of every month, offering
Despite what your room temperature tells you in the morning, spring (aka “prima”) is right around the corner. And here’s how Casa da Semente is celebrating, in their own words:
Sirigaita is a great little cultural association/bookstore that doubles as a watering hole. It’s located on a gregarious little street, aptly called Rua dos Anjos (“Street of Angels”), off of
Judging by everywhere you look in town — not to mention abundant social media and real-life protest from the non-believers — Christmas Eve is right around the corner. For this
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