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Mercado de Campo de Ourique

Lisbon's beloved neighborhood market blending traditional food stalls with modern food court

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4.3(1,876 reviews)
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Opening Hours

08:00 - 21:00

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Admission Price

Free Entry

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Visit Duration

45 minutes to 2 hours

About This Attraction

Mercado de Campo de Ourique represents a successful marriage of tradition and modernity in Lisbon's food scene. This neighborhood market combines classic market stalls selling fresh fish, meat, fruits, vegetables, and Portuguese specialties with a contemporary food court featuring diverse culinary options from traditional Portuguese to international cuisines. Unlike the touristy Time Out Market, Campo de Ourique maintains an authentic local vibe, attracting neighborhood residents for daily shopping and casual dining. The market's layout creates a beautiful symbiosis: food court vendors source ingredients directly from the market stalls, ensuring freshness while supporting traditional vendors. Communal seating fills the center of the market, surrounded by both food stalls and produce vendors, creating a lively social atmosphere. The food court section offers everything from traditional Portuguese petiscos and seafood to Asian cuisine, gourmet burgers, fresh juices, craft beer, and artisanal coffee. You might find bacalhau croquettes next to Vietnamese pho, Portuguese wine bars beside craft beer taps, and traditional pastries alongside modern fusion dishes. The market building itself features attractive architecture and good natural lighting, making it an pleasant space to linger. Morning visits reveal the traditional market in full swing, with locals selecting fresh ingredients, while lunch and evening transform it into a buzzing dining destination. Located in the residential Campo de Ourique neighborhood away from main tourist zones, the market offers an authentic glimpse into local Lisbon life while providing excellent food at reasonable prices.

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Lisbon panorama

Panoramic view of Lisbon and the Tagus River

Historic Tram 28 in Lisbon

The iconic yellow Tram 28 on Lisbon streets

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Tips for Cruise PassengersEssential Info

Moderate - requires transportation to neighborhood, but rewarding for those seeking local experience

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Time from port: 2.5-3.5 hours total (includes travel time)

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Authentic local experience - few tourists

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Combine with Tram 28 journey through neighborhood

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Perfect lunch stop if exploring Campo de Ourique or Estrela

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More affordable than central tourist markets

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Great for foodies wanting to escape tourist areas

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Try fresh juice stands - excellent value

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Sample Portuguese petiscos from multiple vendors

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Browse traditional market for local food products

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Relaxed pace - good break from tourist crowds

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Nearby Estrela Garden perfect for post-lunch stroll

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English spoken at food court vendors, limited at traditional stalls

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Kids friendly - diverse food options

What Makes This Special

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    Blend of traditional market and modern food court
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    Fresh fish, meat, fruit, and vegetable stalls
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    20+ food court vendors with diverse cuisines
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    Local neighborhood atmosphere
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    Communal seating area
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    Portuguese specialties and international options
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    Fresh juice and smoothie bars
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    Craft beer and wine selections
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    Artisanal products and Portuguese delicacies
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    Gourmet food vendors and traditional options
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    Seafood, Asian cuisine, burgers, pastries, coffee
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    Vendors source ingredients from market stalls

Getting There

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Address

Rua Coelho da Rocha 104, Lisbon

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From Cruise Port

5km from cruise port - 15 minute taxi ride or combination of metro and walking. Tram 28 passes nearby.

straighten5000m (Not recommended (1+ hour))