Markets in Porto

Porto Belo Market - Go on a treasure hunt at Porto’s largest market

The Porto Belo Market is your one-stop shop for antiques, records, classic books, unique antique furniture, and all kinds of homemade treats and sweets freshly made. Located in the romantic district of Cedofeita, this Porto Market is near main attractions like the Lello bookstore and the Clerigos Tower. It could be a great way to kickstart the morning with your local host then venture elsewhere through the city. Come enjoy a Saturday afternoon full of treasure hunting and live music performances!

Vandoma Flea Market - Take home something antique at the Vandoma Flea

The Vandoma Flea Market in Porto is one of the most beloved markets in the city and in here you’ll find an assortment of vinyls, used clothing and all kinds of knick knacks! Held every Saturday from 8am-1pm, this outdoor market started decades ago as a place for students to sell their used books. It’s grown enormously ever since! So if you are in town during the weekend, plan a visit and see if you can find a hidden gem in between all the treasures! You can rely on your local host to show you a thing or two on how to barter well in Portugal.

Urban Market Porto - Embrace contemporary design at the Urban Market!

The Urban Market in Porto is a little different than your typical market, as it has more of an urban, contemporary feel. The jewellery, clothing and home decor is all of urban design and this would be your source for modern additions to your home or closet.

Check out the cool services available here as well, like Shiatsu massages and a hair cutting salon! The Urban Market takes place either at Praça das Cardosas or at the Hard Club so it’s sometimes outdoor and other times inside during rainier months. But thanks to the help of a local, you’ll know exactly what to expect and when.

Numismatics, Philately and Collections’ Fair. A market for any passionate collector!

If collecting coins and precious items of that kind is your thing, you may find the best souvenirs at the Numismatics, Philately and Collections’ Fair. Find old coins of incredible worth as well as medallions and antique stamps up for sale by local vendors who know their stuff. They come in excellent condition so it could easily be something you’ll cherish for many generations. Your local host may be able to inform you of the cultural heritage behind some of the rustic currency. This is a passionate collector’s dream!

Mercado do Bolhao - Get your fresh, tasty goods.

Compared to other European destinations like Barcelona or Paris, Porto doesn’t have a lot of farmer’s markets. Luckily they have the Mercado Bolhao, which is enough to satisfy any visitor in search for fresh produce, cheese, cured meats, fish and more.

This market has many vendor stalls that you’ll easily be able compare prices and get the best bang for your buck. It can be a great place to grab breakfast or lunch and you’ll see fresh fish caught earlier in the morning now up for sale- that’s how fresh the produce and meat at this market in Porto is!