Brasil

Vibrant Brazilian Markets

Brazil's markets showcase regional diversity through historic architecture and traditional commerce. This selection spans from the eclectic stained-glass halls of São Paulo to the riverside Ver-o-Peso in Belém. It features specialized destinations like Rio’s Northeastern cultural hub, Porto Alegre’s Sunday flea market, and Ouro Preto’s soapstone artisans. Whether searching for organic produce in Curitiba, leather handicrafts in Recife, or gourmet delicacies, these markets serve as essential centers for local food, crafts, and heritage.

Municipal Market

A brilliant indoor food market you shouldn't miss and a great and cheap way how to sample Brazilian products.

Ver-o-peso

The Ver-o-Peso Market, Mercado Municipal Bolonha de Peixe, Mercado de Ferro, or Ver-o-Peso is a street market and fair, and small port area…

Eataly

Fans of Italian cuisine should consider visiting this place where you can get a variety of Italian (but also local) delicacies - e.g.…

Mercado Municipal

A traditional hub for gourmet ingredients featuring exotic fruits, spices, and Brazil's first dedicated organic food sector. The facility also includes a diverse food court and specialized stalls for imported delicacies.

Public Market

The Porto Alegre Public Market, in downtown Porto Alegre, Brazil, is the city's oldest public market.

Brique da Redenção

Discover local traditions and culture at this Sunday flea market located in a nice park. You can buy some souvenirs or just watch people.

Feira de Sao Cristovao

A lively marketplace and a gathering place for the people from the north. Shops, restaurants and regional music here every weekend!

São José Market

The place offers all sorts of souvenirs and traditional Pernambuco's handicrafts, such as wood carvings, clay figurines, leather goods, etc.

Central Market

Huge market where you will find any souvenir or gift you can think of. There are also countless food stalls, too.

Feira de Artesanato - Pedra Sabão

An open-air market in Ouro Preto where local artisans sell hand-carved sculptures and traditional cookware. The stalls are located directly in front of the historic São Francisco de Assis Church.