Campo Pequeno
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This unique commercial center blends commerce with history. Campo Pequeno was Lisbon's bullring arena, which opened in 1892. It was inspired by the Las Ventas bullring in Madrid, and bullfights are held here on Thursdays during the season. Throughout the year, it is periodically utilized for concerts and other exhibitions, such as a circus.
It reopened in 2006 after being closed for many years for substantial renovations, with a new retractable ceiling and a shopping mall, restaurants, theaters, and a grocery. There is also parking for 1200 vehicles. In its basement level, the distinctive Moorish-style building has hosted a shopping mall and a food court since then.
You can browse the numerous stores and boutiques before visiting the on-site museum, which is dedicated to the history of the Campo Pequeno bullring and Portuguese bullfighting. Because of its versatility, the bullring can also be used for markets, events, exhibitions, and concerts. In addition, some galleries are housed in a dynamic and friendly shopping center. Discover a place where the traditional and the urban collide.
Address: Avenida da República, Lisbon
Website: https://www.sagrescampopequeno.pt/
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