This was the nicest mall we visited in Lisbon…read more It was a short Metro ride from Rossi and close to Parque de Nacoes, the aquarium and the Arena. It contained both local and international stores as well as some restaurants. A huge Continente anchored the first floor and sold both groceries and some apparel. Very reasonable pricing. It's a bit outside of Lisbon, closer to the airport, so head here if in the area.

The Vasco da Gama Center is a large shopping mall on the east side of Lisbon. It's located near the…read morePark of Nations, the Lisbon Oceanarium, and the Orient train station. It has both regular stores and high end stores, a great food court, cinema, and plenty of room to walk around both inside and on the outside promenade. I've eaten at several of their restaurants and those are all quite good. Highly recommend.

This dollar store chain from Denmark has hundreds of stores in over 30 countries, including some in…read moreNew York too, but it's the first I see them. It's easy to get hooked, because it's so much fun shopping here! Unlike other stores, there's an in and out, and you kind of walk around the maze passing one section after another. You can double back, but you can't really skip one part and head directly to what you need. Plenty of neat things, from home goods, art supplies, to toys, accessories, snacks, pet stuff and party supplies. Colorful, eye catching display, and friendly staff. Let us try out the USB cable on the spot before buying.

No Cuban cigars. Totally different than the other stores around the world. I am surprised the…read morefranchise allows this store to keep the name. It's out of the way as well so beware.

This La Casa del Habano is an excellent shop! I have been to more than 30 LCDH's in the world and…read morethis is one of my top 5. While not large and ultra fancy like Amsterdam or the new one in Harrod's, this one is intimate, warm and you can feel how passionate Luís is about his shop. Walking into the humidor you can feel that the RH and temperature are carefully monitored. Once in there you see the well thought out selection of Habanos. The price of Habanos are very good in Portugal and not much higher than Spain. The advantage is that I have only been to one shop in Spain that has the quality humidor and expertise that Luís has. For a few Euro more I would happily pay for the qualities he provides. After a nice visit I happily walked out with a handpicked box of Trinidad La Trova's and a handpicked box of Bolivar Lusiados at a very fair price. In Lisboa I liked the classic Casa Havaneza and their location however this LCDH would be the place to shop if you are very serious about Habanos.