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  Flea Markets in Portugal - by day of the month: (any help and updates are welcome) First Saturday -Abrantes, Praça Barão da Batalha  -Alverca do Ribatejo, near Mercado -Estremoz, Rossio -Figueira da Foz, Jardim Municipal -Funchal, Direcção Regional Juventude  -Guimarães, Largo da Oliveira and Praça São Tiago -Lisboa, Campo Santa Clara (Ladra) -Porto, Fontainhas (Vandoma) -Porto, Hotel Tuela -Porto, Praça Carlos Alberto  -Seixal, Jardim Mártires da Liberdade -Setúbal, Largo José Afonso -Silves, Algoz -Tavira, near Mercado  -Torres Vedras, near Hotel Império  -Viana do Castelo, Jardim Dom Fernando  Check also: Where to Find Antiques and Rarities   First Sunday -Alcochete, Av. D. Manuel  I -Costa da Caparica, Av. 1 de Maio -Entroncamento, near Pingo Doce -Ermesinde, Parque Urbano -Fuzeta, near Parque de Campismo -Espinho, Avenida 24 -Lisboa, Jardins de Belém  -Lisboa, Lx Factory -Lisboa, Mercado da Ribeira -Óbidos, Cruzeiro da Memória...

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