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Urban and Unique
Back in 2012, we entered the building for the first time, in the heart of Porto’s Historic Center. Despite its general decadent state, the building had preserved some of its original elements, such as the stunning central staircase, some of he stucco ceilings, interior doors and shutters in carved wood, which we had always intended to keep.
Discover Rua de Belomonte and its history and secrets.
It was laid by Dominican friars and started to be called by its current named in the XVI (16th) century.
At the time, it would have been a crossroads located just short of the Largo de São João Novo.
The Belmonte azulejo tile pattern (after which the street was named) can still be seen on some of the buildings, where it has survived to this day…
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