[2025 Lisbon Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Mercado de Santa Clara (Updated Apr)

#1月好去地方2025 If you happen to travel to Lisbon on Tuesdays or Saturdays and like to hunt for second-hand treasures, you might as well go to Mercado de Santa Clara in the Alfama district and visit the "Feria da Ladra", which is known as the oldest second-hand market in Lisbon. This open-air square in front of the National Pantheon spills out into the narrow streets of the Alfama district, where visitors can find a dazzling array of antique furniture and paintings, clothing, books and sundries. Hunting for treasures in the second-hand market is not only fun and interesting, but you can also enjoy the pleasure of bargaining! As for transportation, you can take the blue line of the subway to Santa Apolónia station, and then walk to Campo de Santa Clara, which is quite convenient.

#EuropeanTravel #SantaClaraMarket #Lisbon #Portugal This place, also known as the Santa Clara Flea Market, is said to be open only on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Since it was Saturday, it was perfect to go. They say it opens from 8~9am to 5~6pm, but these markets sometimes close earlier than you think, so it would be better to hurry and go...^^ If you pass the Lisbon Sao Vicente de Fora Monastery and go down the side street, you will come across the Santa Clara Flea Market. They sell various antique-like items on both sides, so it would be okay to buy magnets, but the overall atmosphere is very small compared to Dongmyo Market, and there aren't many real items... However, the road is pretty, so stop by.

#TravelMoon #Portugal #Lisbon #SantaClara 📍 Campo de Santa Clara, 1100-472 Lisboa, Portugal ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday, Saturday 09:00-18:00 💶Admission: Free 🇵🇹Santa Clara Market🇵🇹 Santa Clara Market is a huge flea market that opens only twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays in Lisbon!👏🏻 It has everything from used clothes to cameras, teacups, comic books, etc. It's quite large, so I didn't realize how much time had passed while looking around⏱️ It also has souvenirs that are full of the charm of Portugal and Lisbon, such as magnets, postcards, and pot beds, so it's a good place to buy souvenirs! Rather than buying expensive souvenirs in the city, it's better to look around the flea market and buy souvenirs cheaply?! And the fun of flea markets! Don't forget to bargain😉

Very nice place with an ocean view, catholic church and flea market with some authentic portuguese stuff near Santa Apolonia metro 😍#lisboa#wheretogo