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Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Facade and entrance of the building The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Interior architecture and design of the business named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 A decorative retail display cart full of sardine cans inside the store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 A retail display with cans of sardines inside the store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Interior design and architecture of the famous canned sardine store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Three soldier toys decorating the interior of The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Pattern formed by various kinds of sardine cans in a retail display at the store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Interior design and architecture of the famous canned sardine store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Semi-circular retail display with a variety of sardine cans in the store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Low angle view of decorations inside the canned sardine store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Close-up of a sardine can decorated with city architecture, for sale in the retail store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can.
Porto, Portugal - July 17, 2024 Sardine cans in a retail store named The Fantastic World of Portuguese Can, with the product being a traditional part of Portuguese culture.