Farmers Market

The market dates back to 1940 and is housed in a building designed by Edmundo Tavares. It offers a variety of regional products including fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, and seafood. The architecture is notable for its traditional Azulejo tile panels that adorn the market, reflecting local cultural heritage.

Inside, the market is divided into sections such as the fish market and areas dedicated to fresh produce and flowers. The presence of traditional folk costumes worn by some vendors adds to the cultural significance of the site. It serves both as a retail space and a place for cultural expression.

Events such as themed markets and seasonal fairs are held, enhancing the market's role as a dynamic center for local gastronomy and traditions. The market provides free wi-fi, supporting modern connectivity within this historic environment.