1.4K views · 185 reactions | This Porto train station looks like a work of art: Around 20,000 colorful ceramic tiles, called ‘azulejos’, are set into the vestibule of São Bento train station. The building was erected on the site of a former monastery, and first went into operation in 1916. Who would you most like to pull into this Portuguese train station with?⁠ São Bento, Porto  instagram.com/travel_blondie/reels/ | DW Travel | Facebook

👇How to get there👇 🚉 São Bento train station is very easy to find, as it is located in the center of Porto, only 5 minutes away from Clérigos Tower and the Porto Carhedral 🎟️ Entrance is free, you can simply walk in to the main lobby/vestibule area and admire the art! Keep in mind it is a very touristy spot, we encountered lots of tour groups, but they kinda arrived in waves… so earlier in the day may be a lot emptier 🖼️ It took from 1905 to 1916 for the artist Jorge Calaço to complete this

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