New Saint Claire Convent (17th century).
Church door.
A view to northeast.
Baroque interior of church.
Pulpit and gilded wood.
Cloister of New Saint Claire Convent, Coimbra.
Cloister of New Saint Claire Convent, Coimbra.
Statue of Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira.
Church of Mercy.
Town Hall.
A glimpse to the keep.
A view to west.
Town Hall's belfry.
Southern bulwark of Portel Castle.
Southern and southeastern bulwarks.
A view to the castle.
Overview to south.
Church of Saint Paul Convent.
Mother Church of Portel.
Saint Francis Church.
Church of Mercy.
Clock Tower.
Ruins of Roman Villa (1st to 4th centuries).
Church of Saint Francis Convent.
Street art on electricity box.
Art Nouveau façades.
Restored building.
Baroque pillory (1792).
Urban garden.
Trees and lamps.
Gates of access to Sotto Mayor Estate.
Church of Sotto Mayor Palace.
Sotto Mayor Palace.
Casino Oceano (1898).
Saint Catherine Fortress (16th century).
Figueira da Foz, for everybody.
Graffiti in the access to the beach.
Figueira da Foz coastline.
A view to the ocean.
Fence on zone of protected dunes.
Towering view over rice fields and other crops.
Church of Holy Mary of Alcazaba (11th century).
Swing of the castle.
View from the Castle of Montemor-o-Velho.
Castle of Montemor-o-Velho.
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Church and ruins of Old Saint Claire Convent (14th century).
On the left bank of River Mondego, Coimbra.
The frequent floods of River Mondego brought about damages and an increasing decay of the convent, abandoned in 1677. The nuns moved to the New Saint Claire Convent, built in the 17th century.
After the restoration of this medieval church, it was closed to visitors for a while, owing to floods in the 21st century.
The frequent floods of River Mondego brought about damages and an increasing decay of the convent, abandoned in 1677. The nuns moved to the New Saint Claire Convent, built in the 17th century.
After the restoration of this medieval church, it was closed to visitors for a while, owing to floods in the 21st century.
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