The best fashion and gift stores Brasília

The feira da torre is an alternative to the Guara market. Located at the foot of the imposing television tower, BSB's spatial marker, it is above all a craft market, a little less diversified than that of Guara and its 600 stalls, but one can stroll there with pleasure. Leather, handicrafts, jewelry, wooden furniture, dried flowers, toys, clothes, the sources of inspiration will not fail to bring back some souvenirs of Brasilia... This is the most traditional market in the city. Ideal to eat on the go on Sunday lunchtime! To know.

This shop is entirely dedicated to the promotion of the federal capital, with its logo or representations on everything that can be offered... or even on what is too kitsch to be offered. But this is a matter of taste of course! Brasilia's design printed on t-shirts, mugs, glasses and other objects. Take home the typical signs of the capital or maybe a L2 Sul tableware! In short, everything that is "made in BSB" can be found here and is available in all its forms. For the latest gift ideas....

Since 1969, just a few years after the founding of the federal capital, the Guara Fair has been one of the most dynamic commercial spaces in the city. Fashion and food come together in one of the most traditional markets in the city. There are more than 600 stands of all kinds. It is possible to eat on the spot. The atmosphere is a bit chaotic with vendors trying to attract the attention of customers.

To get there: the market is far from the center of Brasília, but with the subway it is easy to get there

The Carioca Athos Bulcao (1918-2008) is one of the most prominent contemporary artists in Brazil. The Athos Bulcao Foundation shop sells a wide variety of objects with designs signed by the artist. This is an opportunity to bring home a decorative azulejo in the same colours as those in the city park or in the small church on the south side. There are also mugs, T-shirts, silk-screen prints and even umbrellas. Beautiful souvenirs that also help to preserve the memory of this great Brazilian master. The foundation teaches underprivileged youth.