Gift ideas Lisbon

Did you know that? Portugal has a tradition of leather work and is a manufacturer of very good quality shoes. Now that you're there, it's the time to crack on a pair of shoes made in Portugal. Lisbon still has quite a few shops that are not chains and only offer quality shoes. This establishment is one of them! In its showcases, you will admire a choice of Derby, Richelieu, boots... for men and women in different colours and materials.

A new shop that recently opened its doors in the famous rua da Bica. Inside, a colourful and luminous atmosphere. Lamps, necklaces, rings that glittering with each of them their own colours. Unique creations, with taste and finesse, to see if only for the pleasure of eyes.

Cork is not only used to make corks for wine bottles, Portugal is, by the way, the world's leading producer! Forget leather for a while or for good: cork is a light but solid material that is very pleasant to the touch! In this loja showroom, you can admire decorative elements, fashion accessories, luggage in different colours... From the trendy handbag to the eyeglass case that goes well, through the wallets, it is, perhaps, the time to indulge yourself or to indulge!

It is impossible to pass in front of this shop without noticing it. You are here in the kingdom of the sardine with a decor reminiscent of the circuses of yesteryear. In this shop you will find traditional oil sardines but with an attractive packaging. Each box has a date with an important event occurring during this period as well as various facts. More than 100 references from 1916 to 2016. An address to visit if you are looking for a birthday gift

A huge hall to rescue everyone who realizes that 2 hours before departure, they made no gift! A little le de Casa, a huge bazaar "everything at 1 €. We have to look, but we fall on fashion and not expensive crockery, artificial flowers, house accessories, some souvenirs, Christmas detailing (good, when it's season) and lots of objects to make fun. There's a lot of turnover in the stock, so we don't have to hesitate too long when you benchmark something good.

The shop of one of the oldest artisanal factories of azulejos, which has been perpetuating traditional and manual techniques since 1741. A beautiful and wide choice of azulejos inspired by classic or modern motifs. You will find lamps, panels, coats of arms, quite original bathroom accessories, single tiles (don't miss the series of dogs, especially British customers). There are pretty little gifts to make: napkin rings or small ashtrays, vases, decanters. Prices start very low.

Since 1824, the great name of Portuguese hand-painted porcelain. The collections are worth a look, and the prices are finally incredibly low compared to those of Limoges. For pleasure, explore the many lines inspired by old Chinese motifs or beautiful Portuguese decoration. Vista Alegre provides special services for crowned heads, but has also opened Casa Alegre, a chain dedicated to small budgets with several really nice tableware lines that can be found in shopping centres.

Depozito is the union of two projects: A Vida Portuguesa and Portugal Manual, one promoting traditional crafts and the other contemporary. The 400^m2 store features a highly specialized selection of decorative objects, household linen and fashion accessories. The entrance to the store is decorated with large posters of old advertisements for various products. Artisans are regularly invited to give demonstrations and workshops on specific skills.

This is, in our opinion, one of the most beautiful concept stores in the Príncipe Real area. You will find a little bit of everything: decoration, gift ideas, clothes, bags, accessories like sunglasses or jewelry but also books... The selection is of very good taste and quality. The prices are a bit high sometimes. The brands present are Portuguese and international. We prefer to warn you, there is a lot of choice, it will be difficult to leave the store without buying anything.

The origin of this brand dates back to 1887 when two Germans, Ferdinand Claus and Georges Schweder, founded the first soap and perfume factory in northern Portugal. Coming down from the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcantara, you will see one of their shops on your right. Your eye will immediately be drawn to the retro and colourful packaging, reminiscent of the Art Deco style of the 1930s. The smells of soaps (then declined in candles and cie) are bewitching and make you want to crack.

"Love Lisbon", love it so much that you can't come back without a memory of this beautiful city. Souvenirs from Portugal, yes, but design souvenirs with craftsmanship using traditional know-how with a style that has been updated. In this shop you will find ceramics by young artists but also tote bags proudly displaying the Lisbon symbols and other objects of all kinds. Here, we are far from the ultrakitsch shops that can be found all over the historic centre and that's good!

The Lisbon Shop is a space managed by the Associação Turismo de Lisboa. The shop alone is worth a visit for its architecture and design, but it is also the place where you can find the special and original souvenir you will take home from Lisbon, or even from Portugal. From azulejos to urban design, from music to books, from jewellery to jewellery made from recycled materials, including clothing, contemporary crafts, gastronomy... In short, a wide variety of products, some of which are inspired by Portuguese traditions.

Every object or garment is the result of a process, like the creation of this boutique, which came into being in 2020. Between France, Colombia, Italy and Portugal, the influences are multiple. Here you'll find a selection of second-hand clothing and accessories, carefully chosen by the store's designer. For the rest, such as decorative objects and beauty products, she works with quality independent brands. At the same time, she organizes artist residencies in Italy, creating lasting partnerships.

At the top of the rua Madalena hill, you won't be able to pass by without your eyes being drawn to the shop windows, cleverly arranged to display Portuguese handicrafts. For Madalena a Janela is just that: a Portuguese concept store, dedicated to preserving local know-how through a wide range of products. You'll find several brands as well as two of the store's own: Luz Boa and As Coloridas. There's something for everyone: clothing, accessories, home decor (including ceramics)...