An ode to all things Portuguese, this shop is well stocked with gifts from the kitsch to the classy. You'll find galo de Barcelos cockerels, as well as ceramics, textiles (lace and lenços dos namorado, or sweetheart handkerchiefs), cork products and edibles such as honey, preserves, tinned fish in retro wrappings and, naturally, port wine.
Casa do Galo
Vila Nova de Gaia
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