Lisbon: Shopping

A Outra Face da Lua A hodgepodge of vintage clothing, varied accessories, tin toys, retro gadgets and funky shoes are sold at this boutique/café; the latter also steeps a selection of psychoactive teas. Baixa; Rua da Assunção 22; 011-351-21-886-3430; www.aoutrafacedalua.com
eclectic | vintage

Ana Salazar Browse through the signature asymmetrical pieces of this internationally known designer who pioneered Portugal’s fashion movement back in the 1970s. Chiado; Rua do Cormo 87; 011-351-21-347-2289; www.anasalazar.pt
smart splurge | expensive | designer

Fátima Lopes Pick up one of the daring designer outfits at the flagship store of a Portuguese fashion diva who now also counts boutiques in Paris and Los Angeles. Bairro Alto; Rua da Atalaia 36; 011-351-21-324-0546; www.fatima-lopes.com
smart splurge | expensive | designer

Feira da Ladra Random bric-a-brac, from cheap CDs and books to assorted contraband goods and, occasionally, an actual antique, can be discovered at this flea market (held Tues and Sat) extravaganza (whose name translates to Thieves’ Market). Alfama; Campo de Santa Clara
market | eclectic

Mercado da Ribeira Mornings are the best time to wander the colorful stalls of this old market full of fruit, spice, fish, and meat stalls; return at noon to grab a fresh seafood lunch. Closed Sundays. Baixa; Ave. 24 de Julho; Cais do Sodré; 011-351-21-312-600; www.espacoribeira.pt
family | culinary | market

Viúva Lamego You can’t leave Lisbon without an azulejo (a hand-painted tile that graces the city’s sidewalks and facades); this go-to shop carries excellent (and affordable) reproductions. Chiado; Calçada do Sacramento 29; 011-021-346-9692; www.viuvalamego.com
moderate | souvenirs