Even if you’re not into the
classic leather shoes that
SAPATARIA HÉLIO
BOTTIER
sells, it’s worth a
look inside for the
cobbler’s impressive
wooden décor and lamps
– throwbacks to 60s
architect Francisco da
Conceição Silva. Consider
the shoes too. Manuel
Ventura and João Manuel
are true experts, as both
have been working here
for over 40 years.
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If you’re watching the
pennies,
LANIDOR
is
a Portuguese brand
offering good-value
fashion design. The
Made in Portugal label,
in particular, has some
smart styles at a snip.
Susana Franco, who’s
worked at this outlet of
Lanidor for four years,
says being on Rua
Garrett is great, thanks
to the diversity of
customers.
lanidor.com
PEQUENO JARDIM
is the only flower shop
in the area, so it has a
monopoly on last-
minute bouquets.
Portugal’s favourite
herbs and spices – the
ubiquitous coriander
and piri-piri peppers
– abound too. Check
out the old and
original tiles,
and hand-painted
watering cans for
charming gifts.
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Pequeno Jardim’s Ana
Duarte will be happy to
help you choose a gift
There are plenty of great-
looking pieces for reasonable
prices at Lanidor
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THE CHEAP
WHERE TOMAKE
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Did you know?
Named in 1880 after Almeida Garrett, a famous writer, playwright and
politician, Rua Garrett was a popular street for artists and writers in the 19th
century. Even today, the Chiado district is home to several theatres
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