Lisbon’s sneaker shops cover several different interests, from sportswear classics and streetwear to road running and refurbished pairs. For a compact first stop, Praça dos Restauradores puts multibrand Sportino and adidas Originals on the same square. You can then choose a different part of the city according to what you want to buy.

The Portuguese word “sapatilhas” is useful to recognize when browsing local footwear stores. Sportino offers a cross-brand selection, adidas concentrates on its own archive-inspired line, and the other shops below add Nike, board-sport culture, specialist running, and resale to the mix.

All six stores are within Lisbon municipality. Nike Chiado is on Rua Garrett; SED Sneakered is in the Campo Pequeno area; Ericeira at Vasco da Gama and 4RUN in Jardim dos Jacarandás form an eastern-Lisbon option around Parque das Nações. These are separate shopping areas, not a single short walking circuit.

Two stops on Praça dos Restauradores

Sportino Lisboa Restauradores

Jeep Willys and sneaker display inside Sportino Lisboa Restauradores

Sportino Restauradores is a useful place to start if your interests span more than one label. The Portuguese retailer combines sneakers with streetwear, so you can browse footwear in the context of an outfit rather than focus on one brand’s latest collection.

The branch’s published selection includes adidas Originals, New Balance, Converse, Vans, Veja, Birkenstock, Carhartt WIP, and On. That brings together court and running influences, skate staples, and casual clothing. Restauradores opened in 2017; its appeal for this route is the breadth of that mix at a central address.

Address: Praça dos Restauradores 49–52, 1250-188 Lisbon. The Sportino branch page lists 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Sundays and holidays are split: 11:15 a.m. to 2 p.m., then 3 to 8 p.m.

Sportino states that in-store purchases can be exchanged for other items within 15 days, with no cash refund under its commercial policy. Keep the receipt and ask how the terms apply to the item you choose. This published store policy does not replace applicable statutory rights. Online pickup is a separate service, covered in the FAQ below.

Sneaker shelves at Sportino Lisboa Restauradores
Sneaker shelves at Sportino Lisboa Restauradores
Sneakers on display at Sportino Lisboa Restauradores
Sneakers on display at Sportino Lisboa Restauradores
Sneaker wall and industrial-themed interior at Sportino on Praça dos Restauradores

adidas Originals Restauradores

Blue-lit sneaker wall inside adidas Originals Restauradores in Lisbon

adidas Originals at number 72 is the more focused stop on the square. Originals draws on the label’s sporting archive for everyday shoes and clothing. Familiar families such as Samba, Gazelle, and Superstar give you a sense of that heritage, without turning a brand-wide catalog into a claim about this branch’s shelves.

If you enjoy the history behind those silhouettes, our adidas guide provides more background. Here, the practical distinction is the store format: this is an Originals location, rather than a general sports retailer or an outlet.

Address: Praça dos Restauradores 72, 1250-188 Lisbon. The official branch listing gives daily hours of 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. It lists Endless Aisle and gift wrapping as services, but does not list Click & Collect.

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Nike Store Chiado II (Partnered)

Grey, blue and white Nike shoes on a dark panel

Nike Store Chiado II is a dedicated Nike stop on Rua Garrett. It makes sense when you want to stay with the Swoosh rather than browse Sportino’s cross-brand selection. Nike labels this branch “Partnered,” a distinction that matters for purchase and return arrangements.

Nike’s current listing gives 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and marks Sunday closed. It also states that this store does not accept returns of Nike.com or Nike App orders. Do not bring an online return here expecting the same process as a different Nike location.

Address: Rua Garrett 23, 1200-203 Lisbon. Nike Chiado II listing.

Rows of Nike shoes on small black stands

Mannequins wearing Lisboa T-shirts on a colourful platform between clothing racks

Ericeira Surf & Skate Vasco da Gama

Entrance with a Friends Card panel and a shoe wall on the left

Ericeira Surf & Skate brings a different part of Portuguese streetwear culture to the route. The business began in the town of Ericeira in October 1996 and built its identity around surf, skate, and snowboard lifestyles. This particular branch is in Lisbon’s Vasco da Gama shopping center, not in the coastal town that gave the chain its name.

Its multibrand offering sits alongside an Ericeira Surf & Skate clothing line. That makes it relevant if your sneaker interests run toward board-sport culture and casual clothing, rather than designer resale or specialist distance running.

Address: Centro Vasco da Gama, Avenida Dom João II 40, unit 2095, 1990-094 Lisbon. Ericeira store directory.

Illuminated shoe wall in front of clothing and backpack displays

4RUN Lisboa

Interior with clothing, shoes and an Endorphin Speed 3 display

4RUN is the specialist running stop, with an emphasis on road and trail use. Its catalog includes Brooks, HOKA, Salomon, Saucony, Altra, On, and New Balance, alongside equipment and accessories from names such as Garmin, Hydrapak, and Maurten. The shop describes personalized product advice and product tests organized with its partner brands. Ask about upcoming tests if that interests you; the site does not provide a standing test calendar or advertise a gait-analysis appointment.

Address: Jardim dos Jacarandás, unit 2B, 1990-237 Lisbon. The 4RUN contact page lists Monday through Saturday but does not provide complete opening hours, so confirm the time before traveling.

Which shop should you visit first?

For a first browse, keep Sportino and adidas together at Restauradores. Choose Nike Chiado for a Nike-focused visit, SED for new or refurbished collectible sneakers, or the Parque das Nações area for Ericeira and 4RUN. Select the part of the city that matches your interests instead of trying to fit every shop into one outing.

On Sunday, Restauradores offers two different schedules: adidas lists continuous opening from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., while Sportino closes from 2 to 3 p.m. Nike Chiado is listed as closed. SED lists daily opening, which gives you a separate option if you are specifically interested in its type of inventory.

Store information reviewed on November 8, 2026.

Questions about sneaker shopping in Lisbon

Is this an outlet route? No. These six locations are presented as regular stores, a running specialist, or a new/refurbished sneaker retailer. Neither a mall address nor the word “Partnered” in Nike’s name makes a store an outlet.

Can I collect an online Sportino order at Restauradores? Yes. Select Restauradores for free Click & Collect when ordering. Sportino says delivery to the store takes up to five business days, so it is not a same-day pickup promise. Follow the order’s collection instructions before traveling.

Which stop is best for road or trail running shoes? 4RUN is the specialist in this selection. Its road and trail categories, technical brands, and product advice make it the clearest starting point for a shoe chosen for running rather than casual wear. Ask separately about any brand test session you hope to attend.

Where can I compare new and refurbished pairs? SED Sneakered lists both DS, meaning never worn, and refurbished sneakers. Condition is part of the purchase: ask what refurbishment involved, whether the original box and accessories are included, and which terms apply to that specific pair.

Optional extension: SED Sneakered in Campo Pequeno

SED Sneakered Lisboa

Wooden sneaker cubbies at SED Sneakered in Lisbon

SED Sneakered is the route’s collector-oriented stop in the Campo Pequeno area. Its catalog separates never-worn pairs from refurbished sneakers, with brands including Nike, Jordan, and adidas. That distinction lets you consider condition and price alongside the model itself, instead of treating every pair as equivalent.

The broader catalog also includes streetwear and collectibles such as Bearbrick and Hot Wheels. This connects the store to the collecting side of sneaker culture, where footwear, clothing, and objects often share an audience. The website’s range is a guide to the retailer’s interests rather than a live list of everything in the Lisbon shop.

SED says it authenticates its pairs. That is the retailer’s own assurance, not an independent certification from this guide. For a refurbished shoe, inspect the upper, lining, outsole wear, and any repairs, and ask about the box and included accessories before deciding.

Address: Avenida Barbosa du Bocage 126A, 1050-033 Lisbon. The SED Sneakered website lists 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day.

Sneakers in wooden cubbies with glass shelves at SED Sneakered
Blue-and-white and cream sneakers on a wooden shelf at SED Sneakered
Slides and sneakers on boxes in black shelving
Sneakers and collectibles in black shelving

Before visiting: These reference photos are undated; interiors and stock may have changed. Check the current address, hours, and availability of any pair you want.

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