Feira da Ladra
Feira da Ladra
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As one of Lisbon's oldest markets, Feira da Ladra is held twice weekly at Campo de Santa Clara in Alfama. Traders sell items like blankets, rugs, handmade crafts, and electronics. You can also find clothing, vintage goods, eclectic paintings, and the iconic azulejos (Portuguese tiles). Feira da Ladra is great for snagging good deals among the bric-a-brac and bargaining is possible here. Getting to the market is easy thanks to the yellow Tram 28, which you can enjoy for free with the Lisboa Card. After shopping, you can visit other top sights nearby like the National Pantheon, the Museum of Decorative Arts, or the Santa Engracia Church. – Tripadvisor
Duration: 2-3 hours
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swoopbns
Whitchurch-Stouffville, Canada166 contributions
Jan 2020
We went on a Tuesday and it was still large, hearing it is even bigger on Saturdays. So many things to see. One guy was selling an old WW2 Bomb sight. Still kicking myself for not buying but it was very expensive. My wife bought a few pictures. Apparently in Portugal they like new things not so keen on Antiques so they sell them. Where us North Americans love the antiques since our countries are so new in comparison.
No problem with Pick pockets at all. Contrary to what everyone is trying to scare you with
No problem with Pick pockets at all. Contrary to what everyone is trying to scare you with
Written February 4, 2020
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Eva C
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Aug 2023
I visited Portugal with my two adult children in this August and while there my daughter wanted to see the well known flee market. After walking around the outside part we then sat down in the cafe inside and stayed for a while enjoying the coffee and pastries. We then proceeded to get to our next destination and when I realized that I was missing my phone. I frantically returned to the flee market, hoping that somebody might had found it. It was a very trying moment since I had all my fond vacation photos and other important info stored on that phone. To my extreme delight I was told by one of the merchants that the phone was found and kept safe with Susanne (I'm sorry if the spelling is not correct) the organizer/manager of the place. She even went the extra steps and called my work at US to let them know that my phone was found and where it was. I'm grateful beyond words for what she did and was very happy to know that there are still very honest people around us. Once again, thank you so much Susanne and the market is definitely a wonderful place to visit, browse, and shop.
Eva
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Written August 14, 2023
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Malgorzata
12,085 contributions
Sep 2019
Feira da Ladra in Lisbon is one of the most interesting attractions not only of the Alfama district, but also of the whole of Lisbon. The market takes place on Campo de Santa Clara and there you can find literally everything, from old bottles, through azulejo tiles, used clothes, handmade jewelry, old furniture, vinyl records, to memorabilia from the war or former Portuguese colonies. We will also find a wide selection of souvenirs from Portugal and Lisbon, new CDs and DVDs as well as audio and rtv equipment. The market takes place every Tuesday and Saturday, but Saturday is definitely more turistic. Therefore, definitely, if we want to see the more traditional side of the market, let's go to Feira da Ladra on Tuesday. There are few places that on the one hand have retained their traditional charm, and on the other are an interesting tourist attraction , Feira da Ladra undoubtedly has both of these features. After visiting, we can go to visit Alfama and allow ourselves to get lost in its narrow streets or spend a moment with an aromatic coffee in one of the numerous cafes.
Written August 27, 2020
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Victoria K
Bristol, UK40 contributions
Mar 2022
If you love a flea market, this one is sprawling and varied, from antiques and records to Lisbon's famous tiles and various vintage fashion/homeware. Worth a meander around, with a pitstop in a nearby cafe when you get tired. Just wish I had travelled with more than a small cabin bag to bring home treasure!
Written April 3, 2022
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0604
UK192 contributions
Sep 2023 • Friends
What a waste of time going to this place. Looked like everyone was selling their long dead relatives stuff from the loft, or tacky souvenirs. Do not bother going. Went mid week if that makes a difference.
Written September 30, 2023
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jessica f
51 contributions
Jul 2022 • Solo
When I was told about this market my expectations were "soso" based on the very few pictures I was shown. If you are British then its highly likely you would class this event as a car boot sale or similar. For me, a market needs to meet other criterias and this place just didnt do it. 90% of the goods are second hand in my opinion. If you like charity shop/car boot goods then this is definitely up your street. No food vendors or alike to grab a bite to eat or sit down (I ended up under a tree with a snack that I brought with me). The sea is in view so I decided to walk heading towards to harbour to explore which lead me to the highway and that was a wrap for me😐 Made my way back to my accomodation.
Written July 5, 2022
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Sarah Elizabeth
London, UK134 contributions
Feb 2022
One of our first places visited in Alfama. It's a cute market, much bigger than we expected! Filled with lots of little bits from loads of stall holders. Worth a stroll through, it has a pretty viewpoint and some fun street art. Close to the National Pantheon too, so definitely worth a wander round on a Tuesday or Saturday when it's open.
Written February 19, 2022
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Ellie
Tallinn, Estonia52 contributions
Feb 2023 • Family
Lovely Tuesday morning visit to this beautiful flea market! Thrifting is my favourite hobby and this was my heaven. I wasn't interested in the more expensive vintage stalls, but this place has so many different options. Loved the piles of clothes where I could dig for bargains. Found a genuine leather jacket for 1€!!
Written March 8, 2023
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NadiaMontagna
Rio de Janeiro, RJ287 contributions
Feb 2012 • Couples
Easily accessible (metro Santa Apolonia), it does worth spending a Sunday walking the narrow streets in this open market dating back to the thirteenth century, devoting himself to the trade in antiquities and second hands objects. The best business is done early in the morning on Sundays and Tuesdays. Unmissable for fans of this kind of market. Do not worry with the name "Feira da Ladra". It is safe!
Written February 22, 2012
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mkeatom
Vancouver, Canada10 contributions
It's a terrible market. Most of the stuff is actually garbage: old computer parts, busted tools and ugly attempts at art.
Instead go to the waterfront, check out the arch and look at the stands there which contain handmade local crafts -- much nicer!
Instead go to the waterfront, check out the arch and look at the stands there which contain handmade local crafts -- much nicer!
Written August 25, 2011
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Is this flea market worth visiting? We are doing a tuk tuk tour and had planned on ending our day there if it is worthwhile. Thanks in advance for your help.
Written September 14, 2023
Olá, que dia da semana acontece essa feira, por favor?
Written April 28, 2023
Hi :) When will the market be open again?
Thank You!
Written May 28, 2020
Todos os eventos que reúnam diversas pessoas estão proibidos.
Written April 16, 2020
Does anyone know if the market will be open on 5 October this year please? It's a Saturday, but it's also a public holiday.
Thank you!
Written October 1, 2019
I was told by one of the vendors that the market is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays. I would think that since it is a public holiday that it would be a good day for the market. Its worth at least stopping by to check out.
Written October 1, 2019
Non riesco a capire in che giorni è possibile trovare questo mercato. Alcuni forum dicono martedì e domenica, altri invece martedì e sabato. Qualcuno che c'è stato di recente può illuminarmi? Sarò a Lisbona domenica 2 settembre e mi piacerebbe visitarlo. Grazie a tutti
Written August 26, 2018
Ciao ghost non ci andare.Tempo sprecato non c’è niente di particolare.La cosa più bella è il mercato del pesce che è coperto e c’è tutti i giorni.Il sabato ci sono i venditori di vestiti, il martedì non lo so ma vendono le stesse cose che vendono sulle spiagge.
C’è molto di meglio da fare ... la cappella delle ossa x esempio
Written August 30, 2018
Wendy M
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Do they sell fake designer products here? Like sunglasses,handbags, runners?
Written April 13, 2018
There were some knock-off runners - fake "Chucks" - but not much else looked fake - maybe some DVDs were ripped. Lots of "vintage" clothing!! =)
Written April 15, 2018
Hi can you tel me how far from Lisbon Central this is and roughly how long to walk,Thank You.
Written March 22, 2018
Campo Santa Clara is 1.8 km from Rossio ( main square ) Google says 24 minutes. You MUST walk everywhere around Lisbon. You see Nothing on the metro.
Written April 18, 2018
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