Igreja de Santo António dos Congregados

The church dates from around the turn of the eighteenth century and stands near São Bento station. Its exterior tile panels, showing the life of Saint Anthony, came later and are associated with Jorge Colaço. The city museum lists it as one of four Colaço works in Porto, so it can be compared directly with his tiled walls at the station nearby. Photography is allowed except during celebrations.

Building type

church

Heritage protection status

Abrangido em conjunto protegido

Street address

Rua de Sá da Bandeira 11, 4000-433 Porto

Photography allowed

Yes

Category: Culture & History

Tags: azulejos, jorge colaço, saint anthony

Coordinates: 41.1463388, -8.610703

Part of Porto's buildings faced in azulejos

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