Igreja do Carmo, Portugal

It is said that this one-meter-wide house was actually built to keep the nuns and the monks separated. The house is also called the hidden house and has served as a residence in the past for artists and chaplains who worked at the church. The Carmelitas Church was built in the 17th century and was a part of the convent.

The church has amazing baroque and rococo-style architecture with wood carvings. Once you enter the church, you can visit the main altar and chapels located inside the church. You can also witness the beautiful classical facade with a bell tower and gilded interior. One of the interesting facts is that the church was also used as a barrack during the French invasion.

• Witness the world's narrowest house which is just 1 meter wide and separates the two iconic churches in the city.
• Also called the hidden house, enter this 3-story building which was the residence of artists who worked on the interior of the churches.
• Learn more about the history of these churches and admire their beautiful architecture.
• Built in the 17th and 18th centuries, the churches have beautiful facades with sculptures and gilded wood carvings
• Visit the altars and the chapels to pay your respects and look at the beautiful oil paintings decorating their walls