LX FACTORY

With its unique mix of creativity and culture, LX Factory has become one of Lisbon’s top attractions providing guests with an experience hitherto nonexistent in this picturesque city. Not only do visitors get to experience traditional Portuguese culture but also explore modern art venues that provide insight into Lisbon's thriving art scene while tasting delicious dishes at its famous restaurants – all enjoyed within an atmospheric landscape reminiscent of days gone by.

This 19th century historical industrial complex houses an array of arty retailers & unique restaurants. This historical area has been reinvented and transformed into an incredible, eclectic space that is known for its unique character. From local businesses to stunning restaurants and bars, Lx Factory has something for everyone to enjoy.

The journey begins by trip through the original fabric industrial area of Lx Factory – where you can find a wide variety of unique boutiques and stores selling everything from traditional Portuguese products to locally produced items. For art enthusiasts, there are several galleries dotted around the complex and installations by Portuguese artists displayed throughout the site.

Other highlights at Lx factories include exploring the amazing ‘The Art Alley’ and also wandering through its outdoor area filled with street art, graffiti-filled murals and cafes.

Highlights

• As soon as you enter Lx Factory’s gates, you'll be taken away by its vibrant atmosphere and visually captivating architecture
• From quaint bookshops to second-hand stores, artisan workshops, street markets, antique auctions & great restaurants and bars within easy walking distance – experience every inch of this wonderful part of town!
• Additionally, there are plenty of other things to see in Lisbon Lx Factory including art galleries, pop-up bookstores, live music shows, open air films screenings on summer nights, talks about art projects as well as workshops.
• Visit independent boutiques offering handmade products such as vintage furniture, clothing items designed by local artists, antiques, and more