Located near Casa da Música, Confetti Parade is a very interesting shop where you will find everything you may need to mask yourself. Be it Halloween or Carnival, you find various types of costumes. There are queens of hearts, ninjas, pirates, princesses, cowboys, unicorns, movie and series characters, hippies, firemen and pandas. In addition you will also find make-up, wigs and various accessories that will assist you in the transformation process. And don't worry because here you can buy family-friendly disguises from parents to children. Confetti Parade is available to respond to your most demanding requests.

Kuri Kuri opened its doors at the end of November 2009 at Rua do Rosário, having been the first store in Porto exclusively dedicated to selling Japanese items. After a month's stay in Japan in 2005, Ana Cancela wanted to open a store with focus on a single culture and Japan appeared to be the most desirable to explore for this marketing licensee. Kuri Kuri (meaning “how loving” in Japanese) sells everything from plaited rice straw sandals to Maneki Neko, the prosperity cats, to objects such as origami costume jewelry from Portuguese artisans who cross ancient art. Accompanied by the modern design.

It was in the distant year of 1912 that the centenary Livraria Académica, located at Rua Martires da Liberdade, opened its doors. Specializing in Portuguese-language authors, her wide selection covers a number of other important topics such as science, technical books and history. With prices for various possibilities, the Livraria Académica is a landmark in the city, receiving for many decades, always with the knowledge only possible by years of experience, a legion of lovers of literature, who will be lost in this historic space and will find inevitably, among their vast offerings, some book that appeals to them, whether they are rarities or options at very inviting prices.