This traditional grocery store was founded in 1917 by António Rodrigues Reis. Queijo da serra (cheese), a selection of cured and fresh sausages, an extensive range of dried and crystalized fruits (priced by weight) and an array of regional wines and biscuits are the typical fare of one of the oldest shops in the city. The front of the store is made up of Art Nouveau and is covered with tiles depicting the spices routes. Unique space, marked by an historical identity is currently one of the most visited, photographed and advertised establishments in the city.

Founded in 1877, Casa Lima has been in the same family for five generations. This establishment specialises in the trade of luggage, canes and umbrellas and is recognised as a landmark of tradition and prestige in the city.

The firm that gave birth to Bazar Mabril was founded in 1941. Its activity is closely associated with selling toys, crockery, fashion and design for children, a business in which it specialised and became a reference in the city.

Founded on 2 January 1902 by photographer Domingos Alvão, features a rare collection that delights visitors: thousands of photographs by this renowned photographer, a key figure of the city of Porto, depicting decades of history of the city and its people.

Founded in 1921, it is considered to be one of the most beautiful and representative examples of Art Nouveau in Porto exuding an atmosphere of luxury, refinement and well-being. Its inherent beauty and its importance in the life of the city of Porto have deservedly led it to be classified as a building of public interest in 1983 and as a cultural heritage site thus allowing a full renovation programme to be undertaken culminating in its reopening in 1994, inviting customers to relive the fascinating Belle Époque. In J.K Rowling’s biography, written by Sean Smith, it said that when the writer was living in Porto she used to spend quite a long time at the Majestic, working on the first book of “Harry Potter”. The Majestic, according to a testimony from a client, would also be the favourite spot of Kubitshek, former president of Brazil.

This watchmaker’s is one of the most iconic of Porto. It opened its doors in 1926 in the heart of the city. Although it has had several different owners and refurbishments and over its 90 years of history, this shop continues to preserve its founder's name. The imposing Art Nouveau façade building showcases collections of luxury watch brands and unique pieces of international jewellery in a sophisticated setting sought-after by collectors.

Shop founded in 1926, it moved in 1958 to its current location, on the first floor of an imposing building, without shop windows to Rua de Passos Manuel. Being a tough specialist in selling wool products, this activity gives it some exclusivity.

The Brilhante jewellery is closed in order to prevent the Covid-19 outbreak. If the matter is urgent, please contact +351 933394492. Founded in 1912, the façade of this jewellery shop was restored about 25 years ago to look as it was in the 1940s. This establishment is currently recognized as one of the official appraisers licensed by the National Press of the Mint and specialises in selling gold, silver and antique jewellery. The establishment has free parking for customers. Official Appraisers Licensed by the Portuguese Mint and Official Printing Office (Imprensa Nacional da Casa da Moeda).

With over 100 years of history and a well-established brand in the market, this establishment combines in its pieces the best of both worlds: the traditional and the modern, highlighting the marble and granite that have all kinds of applications.