Building of Millennium BCP.
Piano of Fernando Lopes-Graça.
The chapel's altar.
Work by Maria João Agra.
Winter afternoon.
Portuguese pavement.
Glass products.
River Sor, seen from the road bridge.
Guitar by the amphitheatre.
Pond in the garden.
Portuguese village (3).
Street art on abandoned building.
Tree in bloom.
Exhibition of theatre puppets.
History of an Extinction - 4.
Wall painting.
Baskets with Octopus and Crab.
House of the Arts.
Tiles panel.
Sculptural set.
Ce héron fonce droit sur moi !
Portuguese pavement.
Ducks on the riverside.
Volcanic hillside.
Saint Peter Church.
Western village (3).
Weir on River Ave.
Mother Church of Holy Mary Major.
The Last Troll, by Sylvain Bongard.
Towering view over rice fields and other crops.
Weir on River Sanguinhedo.
Tepid room of Islamic Baths.
Interior of the old Saint James Church.
Street art on abandoned building.
Mural of Josefa da Lage - II.
Tapadão dolmen.
Lusíada University and Sacred Art Museum.
Tiles panel.
Camels.
Ducks on River Sanguinhedo.
Exhibition of theatre puppets.
A view to the castle.
Guadiana watermills.
Church of Holy Mary of Incarnation.
Architectural details.
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