In the stables of a centuries-old bishop's palace, A Arte da Terra brims with authentic Portuguese crafts including Castello Branco embroideries, nativity figurines, hand-painted azulejos, fado CDs and quality cork goods (umbrellas, aprons, writing journals). Some goods are beautifully lit in former troughs.
A Arte da Terra
Alfama, Castelo & Graça
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