Lisbon tourism must go to visit the flea market! Feira da Ladra located in the alley next to the St. Vincent Church on the hillside in Santa Clara Square (CampodeSantaClara), the market is set up every Tuesday and Saturday. Flea market goods are dazzling, second-hand cameras, furniture, clothes, toys, accessories, collectibles, books, CDs, etc. There are too many things~ The local residents take out the things they don’t want at home to sell. It really feels like Taobao to go shopping here. You can also see how the local matinee life is, very, very interesting~ There are also many handmade and souvenir shops here, some beautiful postcards and photos sold. We turned around and finally visited an old woman's stall. The old woman didn't understand English and could only communicate with us in Portuguese. We could only ask for passers-by to translate + sign language to complete the transaction. Haha, the old woman finally forced me to fortify a second-hand vase. For her, making money is not the point, but the little ornaments that someone likes her sell are enough. These little things that come along during the trip always add extra joy to the aftertaste of the trip. Attraction information. Address: Campo de Santa Clara, 1100-472 Lisboa Route: Metro Blue Line to Santa Apolónia Station, get off the bus and walk uphill for about 12 minutes; bus 712,734,28E to Mercado de Santa Clara stop to get off time: Tuesday 9:00-18:00, Saturday 9:00-18:00
Lisbon tourism must go to visit the flea market! Feira da Ladra located in the alley next to the St. Vincent Church on the hillside in Santa Clara Square (CampodeSantaClara), the market is set up every Tuesday and Saturday. Flea market goods are dazzling, second-hand cameras, furniture, clothes, toys, accessories, collectibles, books, CDs, etc. There are too many things~ The local residents take out the things they don’t want at home to sell. It really feels like Taobao to go shopping here. You can also see how the local matinee life is, very, very interesting~ There are also many handmade and souvenir shops here, some beautiful postcards and photos sold. We turned around and finally visited an old woman's stall. The old woman didn't understand English and could only communicate with us in Portuguese. We could only ask for passers-by to translate + sign language to complete the transaction. Haha, the old woman finally forced me to fortify a second-hand vase. For her, making money is not the point, but the little ornaments that someone likes her sell are enough. These little things that come along during the trip always add extra joy to the aftertaste of the trip. Attraction information. Address: Campo de Santa Clara, 1100-472 Lisboa Route: Metro Blue Line to Santa Apolónia Station, get off the bus and walk uphill for about 12 minutes; bus 712,734,28E to Mercado de Santa Clara stop to get off time: Tuesday 9:00-18:00, Saturday 9:00-18:00