Painting of tiles & cocktails in Baixa do Porto
Welcome to Boiler Studio. Here we work as a team! Vacations and leisure time are for relaxing, socializing, getting to know the city's culture as well as meeting other people. In this tile painting workshop you can experience a little of these realities, because this experience is developed so that you don't have any degree of experience, just that you feel good. Enjoy and take a part of Portugal with you, the best souvenir you made and that you will remember like your tile. Oh, and during your activity you will also enjoy one (or more) cocktails with a variety of choices ranging from the famous Port Tonic to a glass of champagne.
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Painting of tiles & cocktails in Baixa do Porto
What's included in Painting of tiles & cocktails in Baixa do Porto
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Over the course of 2h I tell you a part of the history of the Portuguese Tile, how it became so important to us, who influenced us, what colors are most used in the tiles of Porto and Portugal, the most visited attractions. In this wonderful experience you will also paint a tiles that will eventually be taken with you. Through a technique developed by me it is possible to lift the tile 1 hour after the workshop is over.
Inclusions
- A glass of Portuguese wine
- Your painted tile
- All materials are included
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- If you want to book a larger group, please contact the customer service team 24 hours in advance so we can review availability.
- Contact for different dates and times
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- The workshop will take place on Boiler Studio in Rua Chã 77, a very typical street in front of the Cathedral. The most famous spots around us are the São Bento Train Station, Luis I bridge, Time out Market and the Cathedral
