Shopping streets
Baixa
From praã§a do comã©rcio aka terreiro do paã§o to the restauradores, the baixa is the old shopping district in the city. it includes pedestrian rua augusta which has the most boring and mass-visitor tourist stores, and several european chain clothing stores like zara, h&m, campers.
Avenida da Liberdade
Louis vuitton, calvin klein, timberland, massimo dutti, armani, burberrys and adolfo dominguez are just some of the shops you'll find across this avenue, which is not just one of the most beautiful and wide in the city, but also one of the fanciest with splurge hotels and restaurants.
Malls
Armazéns do Chiado
A massive mall that draws a young hip crowd shopping for books, CDs, and DVD.
Centro Comercial Vasco da Gama
A large mall in the Parque Expo.
Centro Comercial Amoreiras
The city's oldest mall in eye-catching post-modern towers housing international chains.
El Corte Inglés
Big department store with cinema and supermarket, a bit pricey but with good quality items.
Dolce Vita Tejo
One of the biggest Shopping Mall in Europe.
Centro Comercial Colombo
One of the largest malls in Europe, this shopping and leisure complex also houses dozens of restaurants, a bowling alley, health club, multiplex cinema, funfair with rides including a roller coaster, and a go-cart track.
While most stores are closed on Sundays, many malls are open 7 days a week. They usually open around 9:30AM and close by 11PM or midnight, although the film theaters within them usually run a late session starting after midnight.
Feira da Ladra
A lively out door market offering both new and used products. Markets of this type have pleased bargain hunters since the 12th century in Lisbon and the Feira da Ladra name has been around since the 17th century.
Ramos & Silva / Optica do Chiado
A good selection of designer eyewear from a dozen of brands Lindberg, DSquareD etc.
unconventional souvenirs
Vintage and nostalgic products and brands.