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Portuguese sidewalk of Dom Pedro I square in downtown Lisbon with two people walking on it

striped white mosaic tile marble. gray stripes sidewalk with walls of gabion baskets around. gray metal garden gate. low fencing for children, chessboard, pattern, diagonal, cobbler

Brightly patterned outfit of a passing woman contrasts and complements the graphic cobbles of the Ipanema boardwalk in Rio de Janeiro Brazil

The Path in pavement in Augsburg - Germany

$The Amazonas Theater (Teatro Amazonas in Portuguese) is an opera house located in Manaus, in the Amazon rainforest, which was inaugurated on December 31, 1896. It is considered one of the most beautiful theaters in the world.\nts construction was financed by the rubber economic boom that took place in Manaus at the end of the 19th century. The theater was designed by Italian architect Giovanni Battista Costa and built with materials imported from Europe, such as marble from Italy, tiles from Alsace and furniture from France.\n\nThe facade of the theater is neoclassical in style, with a colonnade and a portico topped by a dome covered with 36,000 tiles decorated in the colors of the Brazilian flag.\nThe interior of the theater is even more impressive, with its auditorium richly decorated with marble, stucco and paintings. The auditorium ceiling is decorated with panels painted by Italian artist Domenico De Angelis, which depict scenes from Greek and Roman mythology.\nThe Amazonas Theater has excellent acoustics and can accommodate up to 700 spectators. It hosts a wide variety of performances, including operas, concerts, ballets and plays.\nThe Amazonas Theater is one of the main cultural symbols of Manaus and Brazil. It has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000.\nHere are some other interesting details about the Amazonas$

Vintage brown and white pattern of the sidewalk in Santos, Brazil, South America

Geometric Pattern in Traditional Mosaic Paving Tiles in Lisbon, Portugal. Diminishing Perspective View.

Traditional Portuguese was inspired by Roman mosaics. They can be found around the city of Lisbon.

São Paulo sidewalk in São Paulo city, Brazil.

Tile brick floor in Lisbon Town Square, Portugal

Typical stone floor Lisbon, detail of a typical floor with shapes and drawings, art Portugal, tourism

Sidewalk with the colors of the Lisbon flag, Portugal

Classic sidewalk of Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - May 28, 2018: Classic sidewalk of Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro.

detail of traditional Portuguese pavement

Portuguese traditional black and white pavement made from calcada tiling. Fragment of sidewalk paving in Funchal, Madeira island

A distinctive black and white wave mosaic pattern on an outdoors tiled floor in Portugal.

Common sidewalk pattern specific from the the Brazilian city Manaus, capital of Amazonas state. The black and white wave-shaped pattern represents the encounter of the two large rivers in the Amazon: Amazon River (white) and Negro River (Black). It is said also to represent harmony between races; black and white living together in harmony.

Angra do Heroismo, Terceira, Azores, Portugal. Cobblestone mosaic in Angra do Heroismo.

salvador, bahia, brazil - december 21, 2020: sidewalk with mosaic design made with portuguese stones is seen in the neighborhood of Itapua, in the city of Salvador.

selective focus on geometric background from small squares paving tiles on pavement on day

High angle view of hexagonal tiled floor in the city of Valencia, Spain

São Paulo Sidewalk, with São Paulo State design. Where we're going to go.

Pavement in Fort William, Scotland in autumn

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