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What looks like one enormous church is actually two separate buildings. Igreja do Carmo and Igreja dos Carmelitas are both extravagant sights to behold. The Igreja do Carmo is the one on the right as you face them with the absolutely stunning blue and white tiled side wall…
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Responded 16 Apr 2020
Dear Anik L, Thank you so much for your comment and evaluation. I am truly glad you enjoyed the visit to our touristic circuit. We hope to reopen soon with several new things for our dear visitors. See you soon! Kind regards, Isabel Bastos (Touristic circuit coordinator)
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The tile work on this Church is just spectacular. We took various pictures and then walked up. Lise to really see the tiles. We did go into the church and it is indeed spectacular and large. It’s just amazing that these churches were built so grand inside and out.
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Responded 19 Feb 2020
Dear IndySig, Thank you very much for your comment and evaluation. We appreciate the time you took to review us. If you have the chance, do visit our Touristic Circuit. By 3,5€ you get to see the narrowest house of Oporto, church, catacombs, sacristy and noble rooms. Kind regards, Isabel Bastos Coordinator of the touristic circuit
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Nice church but the rest of the tour is disappointing not much to see in the hidden house and not much in the catacombs not worth €3.50 entrance fee
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Responded 19 Feb 2020
Dear L O, Thank you for your comment and evaluation. I'm just left without knowing if you visited everything (Noble room, Vestments room, Habits' room and Sacristy), or if you just went into those places, which would be just a small part of our visit. Kind regards, Isabel Bastos Coordinator of the Touristic Circuit
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Enjoyed visiting this church made even more interesting by the narrow house. Apparently this church and the Ingreja de carmelita next door couldn't adjoin each other so a narrow house has been built between them. Fun to climb up the stairs and see the small rooms. Apparently…
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Responded 18 Feb 2020
Dear RobertJE, Thank you for your visit to the Touristic Circuit of the Ordem do Carmo and for your evaluation. Both are very important to us to improve our services. We're truly happy you enjoyed it to the point of a 4 star! We do hope you enjoyed our city and that you may be able to visit us again. We are working in new services for you. The house was built merely because of lighting issues, and ended up being so much more thanks to history. We appreciate your visit. - Kind regards, Isabel Bastos (Coordinator of the Touristic Circuit of the Ordem do Carmo) Share your pictures and insights with us. Follow us and rate us in our social networks. Facebook: @TourCarmoPorto Instagram: ordemdocarmoporto tripadvisor: Igreja do Carmo (Porto)
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An amazing church both inside and out. There are two church here side by side on the same block, the Igreja do Carmo is the one on the right as you face them with the absolutely stunning blue and white tiled side wall. You enter through the "hidden house", where the priest…
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Responded 18 Feb 2020
Dear Bozeman-Dublin, Thank you so much for your visit to the Touristic Circuit of the Ordem do Carmo, a highly esteemed contribute for us to keep our church and heritage, and also for your evaluation. Both are very important to us to improve our services. We're truly happy you enjoyed it to the point of a 5 star! I must only rectify that it was the sacristan and his family that lived in the house, and not the priest. We do hope you enjoyed our city and that you may be able to visit us again. We are working in new services for you. Kind regards, Isabel Bastos (Coordinator of the Touristic Circuit of the Ordem do Carmo) Share your pictures and insights with us. Follow us and rate us in our social networks. Facebook: @TourCarmoPorto Instagram: ordemdocarmoporto tripadvisor: Igreja do Carmo (Porto)-
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