Roman glassware (1st century AD).
Roman glassware (1st century AD).
Ruins of South Gate.
Ruins of Roman baths.
Ruins of Roman baths.
Pieces of archaeological puzzle.
Ruins of Roman Forum.
Ruins of Ammaia, old Roman town.
View to the walled town of Marvão.
Roman Bridge, restyled in the 17th century.
Cross and Church of Our Lady of Estrela.
Church of Our Lady of Estrela.
Cloister of the Convent of Our Lady of Estrela.
Old Singer sewing machine.
Old barber shop seat, mirror and hair trimmers.
View from the hotel room.
Arch in the historic centre.
Corner building in the historic centre.
Former town Hall.
Church of the Holy Spirit.
Fountain (1713).
Former Holy Mary Church.
Marvão Castle.
Donjon of Portalegre Castle (13th century).
Tiles panel.
Tiles panel.
Façade of Pharmacy Romba.
Old Post Office.
Old maple (1838).
Wall tapestry after "Integração Racial", a paintin…
Wall tapestry of Portalegre, after a painting by C…
Wall tapestry of Portalegre, after the painting "M…
Wall tapestry of Portalegre, after "Diana", painti…
Wall tapestry, after painting by Jean Lurçat.
Devesa Door (13th to 14th century).
Crato Door (13th century).
Church of Mercy.
Alegrete Door (13th century).
Barahona Palace.
Noble House of the Viscounts of Portalegre.
Clément (1900).
Cloister of former Saint Clare Convent.
Achioli Palace.
Column on street corner building.
Portalegre Cathedral.
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City Hall of Portalegre.
This old building, on Guilherme Gomes Fernandes Street, was at the start the College of Saint Sebastian. In the 19th century the Portalegre Wool Factory was installed there, until it was moved to the present location, the same of the Tapestries Museum. Then this building was adapted for the municipal purposes of a City Hall.
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