Azulejos Collection (page 4)

Winged lion fountain in front of azulejos tiles on the Do Carmo church dating from the 18th century, Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Medieval tilework Evora University, Evora, Alentejo, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos of the tiled canal, Royal Summer Palace of Queluz, Lisbon, Portugal, Europe

Blue tile image of Ponta Delgada, Madeira
An image of the village of Ponta Delgada, in the district of Sao Vicente on the north coast of Madeira, found inside the church

Baroque decor in adjoining sacristy in Se Cathedral, Porto, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos (earthenware tiles), Sao Bento Railway Station, Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Ingreja do Carmo, Porto, Minho Province, Portugal

Spain. Aragon. Teruel. Cathedral. Mudejar (12th-13th centuri
Spain. Aragon. Teruel. Cathedral. Mudejar architecture. (12th-13th centuries). Bell tower decorated with ceramic glaze

Portugal. Aveiro. Blue and yellow tile work (Azulejos) in the historic district
Portugal. Aveiro.Blue and yellow tile work (Azulejos) in the historic district

Portugal. Aveiro. Portugal. Tile work (Azulejos) in the historic district
Portugal.Aveiro. Portugal. Tile work (Azulejos) in the historic district

Peru, Lima historical centre, church of San Francis, Iglesia de San Francisco, detail with azulejos UNESCO World Heritage Site

A blacksmiths workshop depicted on traditional Portuguese Azulejo tiles on a building in Alfama, Lisbon, Portugal, Europe

Detail of azulejos (earthenware tiles) on an outside wall of the 18th century Do Carmo church. Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Detail of the azulejos (earthenware tiles) in the cloister of Se cathedral, Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Tile mural, Ensenada Cultural Center, Baja California, Mexico, North America

The new Sao Ildefonso church, built between 1730 and 1737 decorated with azulejos, Praca da Batalha, Porto, Portugal, Europe

Azulejo panel on Carmo church, Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos tile work in the Mudejar style, Real Alcazar, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Santa Cruz district, Seville, Andalusia (Andalucia), Spain, Europe

Facade of a building decorated with azulejos, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal, Europe

Typical azulejos (painted tiles), Lisbon, Portugal, Europe

Painted ceramics, Queluz Palace, once the summer residence of the Braganza Kings, Queluz near Lisbon, Portugal, Europe

Mosaic staircase, Estoi Palace, Estoi, Algarve, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos showing port barges, Pinhao railway station, Douro region, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos showing port barrels on carts, Pinhao railway station, Douro region, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos, Pinhao railway station, Douro region, Portugal, Europe

Pinhao railway station, famous for its azulejos tiles on port making, Douro region, Portugal, Europe

Azulejos showing harveting of port grapes, Pinhao railway station, Douro region, Portugal, Europe

Man walks by the azulejo tile panel of the Carmo church in Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Blue azulejos tiles of the port vineyards in the railway station at Pinhao in the Douro Valley, Portugal, Europe

Central atrium with tilework and statues, Evora University, Evora, Alentejo, Portugal, Europe

Detail of external staircase decorated with azulejos (tiles), paco or manor house of Counts of Estoi, Estoi, Algarve, Portugal, Europe

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Discover the vibrant world of azulejos in Portugal and Madeira. From the stunning interior of Sao Bento Railway Station in Porto, adorned with tiles depicting historical events, to the mesmerizing blue tiles along Avenida Arriaga in Funchal, these intricate works of art will transport you through time. Take a closer look at the Azulejos decorations at Miraduro de Santa Luzia, where every detail tells a story. Marvel at the Mudejar style tiles found throughout Portugal and Madeira, showcasing their rich cultural heritage. The Se Cathedral's cloisters in Porto display 18th-century beauty that is sure to captivate your senses. Don't miss out on Carmo Church's exquisite azulejos in Porto's Old Town or the traditional Azulejos tiles adorning Funchal streets. Immerse yourself in Portuguese culture as you explore Ingreja do Carmo and admire its UNESCO World Heritage status. And for a modern twist on tradition, marvel at Joana Vasconcelos' Pop Galo artwork inspired by the iconic Barcelos Rooster. Let these azulejos take you on a visual journey through history and creativity.