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Escola Secundária João da Silva Correia, Rua da Mourisca, São João da Madeira

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Escola Secundária João da Silva Correia, Rua da Mourisca, São João da Madeira

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Escola Secundária João da Silva Correia, Rua da Mourisca, São João da Madeira

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Here is our school!

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Skatepark, Avenida do Casaldelo, São João da Madeira

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Skatepark, Avenida do Casaldelo, São João da Madeira

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Skatepark, Avenida do Casaldelo, São João da Madeira

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1. At the São João da Madeira Skatepark, various forms of urban art can be found, mainly related to graffiti and street art.

The skatepark features colorful graffiti created by both local and international artists, often depicting urban themes, skate culture, and abstract designs. Additionally, street art interventions such as stencil art and sticker bombing contribute to the park’s underground aesthetic. Many of the artworks are inspired by skateboarding culture, featuring illustrations of skaters, skateboards, and dynamic movement.

This fusion of sports and art makes the skatepark not only a place for skating but also a vibrant cultural space.

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R. do Parrinho 694, 3700-214 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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R. do Parrinho 694, 3700-214 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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R. do Parrinho 694, 3700-214 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Grafitti to celebrate the 25th April...

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R. da Mourisca 56, 3700 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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R. da Mourisca 56, 3700 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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R. da Mourisca 56, 3700 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Urban art on the walls of a building, close to a football field. The art describes the history and the industry in São João da Madeira.

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R. do Poder Local 455, São João da Madeira

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R. do Poder Local 455, São João da Madeira

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R. do Poder Local 455, São João da Madeira

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A big mural is about the 25th of April. It shows Captain Salgueiro Maia, a blue shape, and a hand with a red carnation which represent The Carnation Revolution. The background has bright colors. It also has a military vehicle to represent the soldiers and the revolution.

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Parque Municipal Ferreira de Castro, Rua do Condestável Nuno Álvaro Pereira, São João da Madeira

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Parque Municipal Ferreira de Castro, Rua do Condestável Nuno Álvaro Pereira, São João da Madeira

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Parque Municipal Ferreira de Castro, Rua do Condestável Nuno Álvaro Pereira, São João da Madeira

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This graffiti represents the Hat Museum

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Oliva Creative Factory, Rua da Fundição, São João da Madeira

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Oliva Creative Factory, Rua da Fundição, São João da Madeira

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Oliva Creative Factory, Rua da Fundição, São João da Madeira

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Vhils art on the walls of Oliva. It represents former workers of the factory and a woman who won a dress contest.

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Sao Joao da Madeira, 3700-240 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Sao Joao da Madeira, 3700-240 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Sao Joao da Madeira, 3700-240 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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The train called Vouguinha, was decorated with many graffiti.

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Sao Joao da Madeira, 3700-240 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Sao Joao da Madeira, 3700-240 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Sao Joao da Madeira, 3700-240 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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The train called Vouguinha and the railway station, have graffiti. Beautification or vandalism?

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Torre da Oliva, Rua António José de Oliveira Júnior, São João da Madeira

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Torre da Oliva, Rua António José de Oliveira Júnior, São João da Madeira

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Torre da Oliva, Rua António José de Oliveira Júnior, São João da Madeira

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Bank of pencils representing viarco

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Museu da Chapelaria, Rua António José de Oliveira Júnior, São João da Madeira

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Museu da Chapelaria, Rua António José de Oliveira Júnior, São João da Madeira

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Museu da Chapelaria, Rua António José de Oliveira Júnior, São João da Madeira

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Por Tomás, André e Mariana: The monument pays tribute to the tradition of the footwear industry in São João da Madeira, a city historically linked to shoe manufacturing in Portugal.

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R. António José de Oliveira Júnior 442, 3700-204 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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R. António José de Oliveira Júnior 442, 3700-204 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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R. António José de Oliveira Júnior 442, 3700-204 São João da Madeira, Portugal

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Berlin Wall fragment.

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São João da Madeira Train Station

The São João da Madeira train station is a key landmark in the city, featuring a classic architectural style with a white façade and stone details. The platform is covered by a metal structure, showing a mix of traditional and modern elements. Surrounded by residential and commercial buildings, the station remains an important transportation hub and reflects the city’s urban development over the years.

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By Frederico Soares Campos and Rodrigo Gonçalves: “Lápis Azul Nunca Mais” Mural

This large mural, painted on the side of a residential building, stands as a powerful statement against censorship. The phrase “Lápis azul nunca mais” (“Blue pencil never again”) refers to the strict censorship imposed during the dictatorship when government officials used blue pencils to erase parts of texts. The artwork includes images of protests, people holding carnations, and the word “Liberdade!” (“Freedom!”), reinforcing the importance of free expression and democracy.

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Jardim Público de Casaldelo, São João da Madeira

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Jardim Público de Casaldelo, São João da Madeira

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Jardim Público de Casaldelo, São João da Madeira

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Womem carrying objectos on their heads