Join us as we continue to romp through Porto soaking up the colours and the street art!











There’s so much to see in this compact little city.
It’s all easily walkable and you could cover it all in a weekend, but if you allow yourself a few more days then you can explore it all at leisure.

Tucked into one of Porto’s busiest areas, the Igreja do Carmo is easy to miss at first glance—but once you notice it, it’s unforgettable.

The real showstopper is on the side. Covering the exterior wall is a striking panel of blue-and-white azulejo tiles, added in 1912, depicting scenes related to the founding of the Carmelite Order.
It’s one of Porto’s most photographed tile displays, and for good reason—the tiles glow in the sunlight and turn the church into a living canvas of history and craftsmanship.




Then it’s from one form of artistic endeavour to another with some rather more recent wall art and the 20-metre wide mural by celebrated Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos. On the side of a Taco Bell!











I just love the wide variety of architectural styles that are on display!




