Casa Faria may go unnoticed but hides treasures that only you can explore. António and Luizete Alves are the couple who have managed the space for over 45 years, first as a grocery store but, due to the emergence of supermarkets, were forced to change branches. This is how the antiquarian was born in the same place. Here you can satisfy the pleasure of collecting antique objects such as jewelry, furniture, clothing, among others. Anyone can sell their old articles upon owners evaluation. In this store the articles are all stacked, hence entice those who visit to explore. If you are looking for toys from your childhood, you may be surprised by Casa Faria.

M. Guimarães, Novais & Maia is a century-old hardware store in Porto. Here you can find all kinds of DIY and home related items as well as all types of hardware and flat glass. Over the years, the house has been growing and diversifying its offer, including toiletries and decoration items. With the internationalization of Porto and the growth of the influx of tourists, mainly foreigners, M. Guimarães, Novais & Maia has converted one of its spaces to the promotion and sale of almost exclusively Portuguese products. Being an establishment that carries all the weight and centenary knowledge, it has been able to combine tradition with constant growth.

Originally from neighboring Spain and founded in 1997, muy mucho is the first brand store in Portugal, with open doors, in the historic center of Porto.
Retailing home products and home furnishings, muy mucho will find items as diverse as pillows, crockery, cutlery, small furniture, picture frames and garden products, among many other solutions. All with the goal of doing justice to the brand’s maxim of making decoration fun and accessible to anyone, allowing your customer to build a home where they feel comfortable and happy.