This is a predominantly residential and commercial neighborhood. The houses retain their original architecture, typically having a good size. Originating from family roots, traditional commerce is concentrated here - furniture stores, cafes, restaurants - but new trends are also reflected. It is a very interesting neighborhood to live in, given its central location, easy access, public transport network, and proximity to hospitals, schools, and police.
Arroios has three recently refurbished and modernized markets: Mercado 31 de Janeiro, Mercado de Arroios, with new restaurants at the entrance, and Mercado do Forno do Tijolo, which houses traditional commerce stores, a CTT – Correios de Portugal shop, the Clodomiro Alvarenga reading room, the Joaquim Campos Sports Complex, composed of the Arroios Pool, a multi-sport facility and a children's playground, as well as the Culture Market – a multipurpose space that hosts cultural projects.
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This is a mostly residential neighborhood. The houses maintain the original architecture, having mostly a good size. Here live mainly families, in a neighborhood where traditional trade can be found - shops of furniture, cafes, restaurants - but also reflects new trends. It is very interesting to live in, given its centrality, easy access, public transport network, and the existence of social facilities such as hospitals, schools, and police.
Arroios has three recently requalified and modernized markets: Mercado 31 de Janeiro, Mercado de Arroios, with new restaurants at the entrance, and Mercado do Forno do Tijolo, with traditional commerce, a CTT store – Correios de Portugal, the Clodomiro Alvarenga reading room, the Joaquim Campos Sports Complex, composed of the Arroios Pool, a multi-sport facility and a children's playground, as well as the Culture Market – a multipurpose space that hosts cultural projects.