Couldn’t decide on one so opted for 2 indoor and 2 outdoor scenes this week….
Diego Rivera’s stairway mural in Mexico City….
Livraria Lello – Porto’s famous staircase that supposedly inspired J.K. Rowling….
Morocco’s blue city of Chefchaouen might be famous for its doors and walls but the steps aren’t bad either!
All smiles at the base of Braga’s Bom Jesus de Monte….
….. I wasn’t smiling after the 577 steps, that’s for sure!
What fantastic stairs you have for us to enjoy this week. Thanks for joining in the fun 😀
I’d a few other gems but have used them in SO many challenges that I had to pass them by! 😅 😂
That staircase in Porto is amazing! Good pull from the archives.
Not a great photo but the staircase really is wonderful – problem is getting any decent shot without hordes on the steps…
Wow! Great stairways and I love your pictures. Also love that I’m not climbing those steps. The spiral staircase is beautiful as is that gorgeous mural.
Thank you Marilyn – glad you enjoyed. I’m actually a terrible moan on steps – hate them!! So I usually drag myself up and if they are in any way narrow at all I hold everyone up!
Wow so many beautiful stairs.
Thank You!🥰 😘
Well, Marie, after the “caminito” coincidence the other day, would you believe that we are right now this minute at the ferry port in Spain, and by tonight we will be in…..Chefchaouen…!
Now I’m REALLY envious of that trip of yours – especially as it has not stopped raining here all day!! Tomorrow morning I’ll be thinking of you at breakfast – all those lovely jams and that orange juice!! You’ll take SO many photos – every back alley and laneway is worth a look…. Looking forward to reading all about it..
Wow! Absolutely stunning Stairways! Especially “Livraria Lello – Porto’s famous staircase that supposedly inspired J.K. Rowling…” Absolutely Gorgeous!!! 😍😍.
Thanks Jenny. That bookshop stairs really is impressive isn’t it. Unfortunately for the shop, most visitors go in for photos – not purchases – so now there is a ticket system –
Beautiful photos of beautiful destinations, Marie!