Founded in the distant nineteenth century, specifically in 1877, the Great Warehouses of Beira began their activity in Rua de Santa Catarina as a store selling fabrics. Today, its doors are open to the public at a different address at Rua de 31 de Janeiro.
In this establishment, with a tradition of over 140 years, you can nowadays buy products of a very different nature from those initially sold in the Department Stores, such as puzzles, postcards, souvenirs and handicrafts of Portuguese production, allowing you a short trip through culture of our country.

Santo da Casa is located in a historic building recovered in the heart of Ribeira, the area of Porto located next to the river. This store has existed since 2013 and you can find the Portuguese soul in it. Characterized by an extremely comfortable, cozy and tastefully decorated environment, you can find all kinds of traditional and handmade products, with an emphasis on traditional and handmade blankets and rugs, which represent the best that is produced in Portugal. In addition to blankets and carpets, it offers a wide variety of products such as hats, jewelry, accessories, canned and handicraft products. It seeks to combine the traditional and the classic with modernity and design.

At Portuguese Porto Market you will find the best in the country, in a space that brings together some of the most typical products of each district – wines, handicrafts, honey and olive oils, are just a few – from north to south of the country, and has space for the typical tavern where wine is drunk in the malga and there are cheese and cold meat boards, codfish balls, bifanas and pies to starve. In addition to the commercial component, ensured by artisans and authentic Portuguese brands, run by national or Portuguese-speaking entrepreneurs, the market also explores the cultural aspect through free events of Fado, concertina, folklore or Alentejo singing.