Feira da Ladra - Lisboa is a renowned flea market located in Lisbon, Portugal. Situated at Campo de Santa Clara, it offers a unique and vibrant shopping experience for locals and tourists alike. With over 1,000 reviews and a rating of 4.3 out of 5, this bustling market is known for its diverse range of products, including souvenirs, handicrafts, porcelain, and tiles. The market attracts visitors from all over the world who come to discover hidden treasures and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere. Feira da Ladra opens its doors every Saturday from 9 AM to 7 PM, allowing ample time for shoppers to explore the various stalls and find something special. Whether you're a fan of vintage items or simply love the thrill of bargaining, Feira da Ladra promises an exciting and memorable shopping experience in the heart of Lisbon.
Amenities and More
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Children
- Good for kids
- Service options
- In-store shopping
Reviews
Well worthwhile if you are in the Alfamma district. The weather was very mild, sun was shining. We thoroughly enjoyed strolling through the marked. We'll layer out. We started at the top & worked our way to the end, stopping along the way for a beer. We found the prices overall to be expensive, not many bargains to be had, most prices were retail. The market has a good police presence, you feel safe. There are public toilets, 50cents, spotless.
A good place to find deco vintage items. Additionally, there's an area dedicated solely to prints, posters, and paintings, which I really liked. In terms of vintage clothes, it was better when I last visited a few years ago… Still, it deserves 5 stars for the overall experience, though.
Really disappointed in this, rated as one of the places to visit in top places to visit in Lisbon, no idea why, tat, certainly at the eastern end, western end had better stalls, strong Police presence which is nice to see, but for it to be compared to London’s Portablleo’s market is wrong. Please don’t go rushing here if you’re expecting special…far from it Sorry to say.
Great market with plenty of stands! Watch out as some stands are way overpriced for what it is but in general the stands were very cool. I loved the indoor market portion with food and handmade art and jewelry and other trinkets. Definitely worth a stop!
Such a great street vendor market. Mostly used goods like ceramics, tiles, silver things, jewelry, tools, blankets, and many types of clothing. No food vendors, just the cafes nearby
Lovely market on Saturday and Tuesday! And today the weather was perfect! I love the craft shops indoor with unique earrings and necklaces! Great to support local artists. There’s also clothing shops, antiques and everything in between.
I liked this flea market! It is actually pretty big and many people sell their stuff.
There‘s always a black sheep and some people want to sell things for high prices but there are also many good people that also help you to pick something and tell you if it suits you or not.
Be sure to bring enough water and a hat, it‘s burning in the sun!
You could find good things, there are also some more professional sellers for boho style clothes.
Very big! But if you like searching and looking for stuff, then you’ll love it!
One of Lisbon’s oldest (flea) market, it was (and maybe it still is) a true “institution”. We visited end of July, and it left sort of a bad taste: it has become a chaotic touristic attraction, Disneyland vibes. Still worth the visit (and probably much better off tourist season), but not living to its potential.
Well worthwhile if you are in the Alfamma district. The weather was very mild, sun was shining. We thoroughly enjoyed strolling through the marked. We'll layer out. We started at the top & worked our way to the end, stopping along the way for a beer. We found the prices overall to be expensive, not many bargains to be had, most prices were retail. The market has a good police presence, you feel safe. There are public toilets, 50cents, spotless.
A good place to find deco vintage items. Additionally, there's an area dedicated solely to prints, posters, and paintings, which I really liked. In terms of vintage clothes, it was better when I last visited a few years ago… Still, it deserves 5 stars for the overall experience, though.
Location
Hours
- Monday Close
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Tuesday
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
- Wednesday Close
- Thursday Close
- Friday Close
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Saturday
09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
- Sunday Close
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