Around 200 miles north of Lisbon is Porto, Portugal, a coastal city with a rich European heritage ... including stuccos and ...

You might find these Portuguese tiles, or azulejos ... at stalls at the Feira da Ladra), or within the walls of other top city attractions, including some of the palaces or villas that dot ...

Yes No First-time visitors will want to add Portugal's capital city to the top of their bucket ... marvel at its colorful azulejo tiles and stroll through its historic Alfama district.

While azulejos gained prominence in Spain, they became a defining feature of Portuguese identity. After visiting Seville in 1498, King Manuel I fell in love with the geometric-patterned tiles.

Portugal is just 350 miles long and has ... You’ll spot beautiful Azulejos tiles throughout the city, as well as baroque architecture. There’s also Porto football stadium for sports fans ...

On April 4, the Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn's Old Town opened an exhibition of Portuguese ceramic tiles, or azulejos, in Estonia for the first time. The exhibition "Azulejos: The Pearls of Portugal ...

Long in the shadow of its big Iberian neighbor, Portugal is now getting its due ... with buildings sporting the famed painted tiles that also originated in North Africa. Stop in at Parreirinha ...