Mural painting.
Shop with traditional local ceramic.
Ceramic plaque with square's name.
Fronteira Palace.
Garden and fountains.
Fountain in the garden.
Pond and Gallery of the Kings.
Tiles and sculptures.
Tiles and sculptures.
Under the porch of the chapel.
Are you looking at me?
Hornblower ape.
Cool House.
Pond with carps.
Gallery of the Kings.
Outstanding trees.
Fronteira Palace - garden aisle.
Dragon blood trees.
Squids and prawns cooked in roof-tile.
Saint Charles Estate (1856).
Império (1875).
Ostriches on house's side yard.
Towering view from Santa Bárbara Sierra.
Rowing on the pond.
A tour in the park.
Bicycle.
Details on façade.
Corner shoe-shop.
Building façade.
Public display of local ceramic.
Tourism Office.
Restaurant in a former abandoned building.
Civil Parish building (1750).
Narrow façade.
Dusty window to the past.
Dusty window to the past.
Parish Centre, with Parish Church on the backgroun…
Short regional train.
Almost black & white.
Mother and child.
Short regional train.
Scared rooster.
Wall painting.
Chapel of Our Lady of Consolation (18th century).
Silhouette on street panel.
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Sculpted reliefs.
On wall of José Malhoa Museum, at Dom Carlos I Park, Caldas da Rainha.
José Malhoa was a local painter (impressionist and realist), who lived from 1855 to 1933.
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José Malhoa was a local painter (impressionist and realist), who lived from 1855 to 1933.
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