Si la zona más cercana al río Tajo concentra las principales atracciones del turismo en Lisboa, al norte de la Baixa se extiende la vida de un centro moderno animado y agradable que concentra la vida de la ciudad y al que muchos visitantes no llegan a conocer demasiado bien. De la Plaza de Restauradores hacia el norte parte la Avenida da Liberdade– señorial, con hoteles, grandes boutiques y teatros- que sirve como primer tramo de una serie de avenidas que se van enlazando de sur a norte vertebrando la ciudad y atravesando puntos tan emblemáticos para quien viva en Lisboa como las plazas de Marqués de Pombal, Saldanha o Campo Pequeño.

I had a really nice talk with the owner. He gave me a lot of useful information about where to look for my stolen camera. Store is also full of great vintage cameras.

Really helpful owner! Bought a Fujifilm body with two old Pentax lenses here; really in love with it.

If you love film and analogue stuffs then this place is a must-visit in Lisbon. The owner is Pedro Hespanha, a fashion photographer and the shop is being managed by his lovely and helpful sister. You can find everything in here, from 35mm film camera to medium and large format camera, old 3D or stereographic analogue camera... etc dated back to the beginning of 20th century. Other movie cameras (8 - 16mm) and projectors are also available. Lighting equipment, tripod and everything else is also not out of reach. They even have some modern Canon digital cameras if you're interested. The price is not as cheap as you may find on ebay but the quality is definitely not less and in Lisbon, it's rare to find these stuffs.