Peninsular is one of the most emblematic establishments in the city, serving its clients for over 100 years and selling the most varied stationery and graphic arts. Located in a century-old building, it started as a family business and today it remains so, now in the 5th generation. It is a constant process of modernization, always accompanied by rigor and thoughtfulness, synonymous with responsibility and commitment to sustained and solid growth over the years, but without forgetting the roots and the concern to preserve the essence of a century-old house. This is the simple yet effective formula that has allowed Peninsular to continue to be part of its customers' lives for so many decades.
Digital printing, school supplies, folders and covers, stationery, menus, books
Monday to Friday: 8:30:12:30 | 14:00-19:00, Weekends: Closed
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Address:
Rua Mouzinho da Silveira, 67-71
Postal Code:
4050-420
City Zone:
Historic Center
Landline Phone:
222005225
Mobile Phone:
911501751
Email:
comercial@peninsular.com.pt
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