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Lisbon, Portugal, is not only famous for its stunning architecture and delicious pastries but also for its thriving independent shop scene. If you have a penchant for cool and unique finds, then Lisbon's independent boutiques are a treasure trove waiting to be explored. In this guide, we'll introduce you to some of the best independent shops and concept stores in Lisbon that you won't want to miss.
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1. Arquívos Vintage
Begin your shopping adventure at Arquívos Vintage, where you'll find carefully curated vintage clothing, accessories, and home decor items that exude timeless charm. Perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia to your wardrobe.
(Read more on Arquívos Vintage here).
R. de Santo Amaro, 1200-803 Lisboa, Portugal
2. Fairly Normal
Fairly Normal is anything but ordinary. This eclectic concept store features quirky and creative gifts, clothing, home decor, and accessories. In their flagship store you’ll even likely find the most luxe looking surfboards for sale (catering to those that live, work and surf in Lisbon). Fairly Normal focuses on high-quality and responsibly made garments using the outstanding craftsmanship of local Portuguese factories.
Praça do Príncipe Real 26, 1250-184 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
3. A Vida Portuguesa
Dive into Portugal's rich heritage at A Vida Portuguesa. This shop is a treasure trove of traditional Portuguese products, including soaps, textiles, and gourmet treats. You’ll definitely spot the bright and colourful designs of the iconic sardine tins (a Portuguese cuisine staple!) which make for an excellent snap. Located inside the old David & David perfume factory, the original cabinetry completes the nostalgic aesthetic vibe.
R. Anchieta 11, 1200-023 Lisboa, Portugal |
Largo do Intendente Pina Manique 23, 1100-285 Lisboa, Portugal |
Av. 24 de Julho 49, 1200-109 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
4. Under the Cover
Book lovers, get excited! Under the Cover is a charming independent bookstore specialising in beautifully designed, often handmade, books, magazines, and paper goods. The striking blue exterior is a sign of what’s to come when you step inside - bold and colourful from wall to wall. It's a must-visit for literary aficionados (or those seeking a standout coffee table centrepiece).
R. Marquês Sá da Bandeira 88B, 1050-060 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
5. Møbler Store
For design enthusiasts, Møbler Store is a must-visit. This boutique offers a beautiful selection of contemporary and vintage furniture pieces that blend style and functionality seamlessly and showcase Portuguese craftsmanship. With a focus on the ever popular mid century modern original pieces, we know there will be something you’ll wish you could take away in your suitcase (if only it were big enough).
(Read more on Møbler store here).
R. Nova da Piedade 41, 1200-296 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
6. Latte Lisbon
The outside of Latte Lisbon’s shop will catch your eye as you wander down cobbled streets of the Chiado area - adorned with streetwear stickers, it’ll be hard to miss. The two friends and co-founders say their brand was “brewed in Lisbon” over the love of the humble cafe latte. Latte Lisbon stocks staples in the streetwear and sportswear industry. But you’ll also find lots of cool display items that will have you saying “wow, I want that for my flat”.
R. Nova do Almada 61, 1200-288 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
7. +351
For those seeking contemporary Portuguese design, +351 (aka the area code for Portugal) offers a thoughtfully curated selection of beautifully crafted homeware, accessories, and lifestyle products. From leather goods to ceramics, each item is proudly made in Portugal.
Rua da Boavista 81C, 1200-068 Lisboa, Portugal |
R. Anchieta Nº7, 1200-486 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
8. Cortiço and Netos:
End your shopping spree at Cortiço and Netos, a family-run store known for its beautiful 20th century original Portuguese tiles and ceramics, perfect for bringing a piece of Lisbon back home with you. The shop has a distinctive history - run by two brothers whose grandfather bought up runs of tiles from factories as they closed in the 70s and 80s. Given you’ll be surrounded by them wherever you look in Lisbon’s historic centre, the tiles are surely the most authentic Lisbon souvenir.
R. Maria Andrade 37D, 1170-215 Lisboa, Portugal | Instagram
So that was the best independent shops in Lisbon.
Hopefully our guide has shown that Lisbon's independent shops offer a unique shopping experience filled with character and culture. Take your time walking cute streets to explore these hidden gems and bring back one-of-a-kind souvenirs that will remind you of your Lisbon adventure for years to come. Happy shopping!
Check out the locations of these shops on our map here.