Tiles panels, inspired on grape harvest and wine p…
Tiles panels inspired on grape harvest and Port wi…
Cruzeiro Church.
Cruise boats and Douro River.
Beholding Douro River at 07.53 am.
Railway bridge over Corgo River.
Douro River.
Train passing along Douro riverside.
Wine mill.
Towering view over Douro River.
Douro vineyards landscape - UNESCO heritage since…
The 1906 bridge over Pinhão River.
Mouth of Pinhão River on Douro River.
Rabelos moored at Pinhão.
Bonfim Estate.
Bridge created by Gustave Eiffel.
Malvedos Estate.
Narrowest section of Douro River, in Portugal.
Valeira Dam.
Train along and upstream Douro River.
Rainbow close to the water surface.
Seio Islet (= Breast Islet).
Mouth of Sabor River on Douro River.
Ancient locomotive and railway quad.
Abandoned locomotives and wagon.
Chapel of José Vasques Osório Asylum.
Arrival to Peso da Régua.
Carrapatelo Dam (1972), on Douro River.
Carrapatelo Dam (1972), on Douro River.
Carrapatelo Dam (1972), on Douro River.
Entering the lock of Carrapatelo Dam (1972).
A recent fire.
Cruise boat with cabins going downstream.
Crossing with another cruise boat.
Navigating on Douro River.
Hintze Ribeiro Bridge (1887) and memorial to the v…
Hintze Ribeiro Bridge (1887), at Entre-os-Rios.
Sand extraction.
Boat with 3 cranes.
Lock of Crestuma-Lever Dam (1985).
Lock of Crestuma-Lever Dam (1985).
Glass and batteries container.
Mural by Mar.
Electricity box.
Electricity box.
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Tiles panels.
Achieved by J. J. Oliveira in 1932, they were applied in 1937 on the outside wall of Peso da Régua Railway Station, at José Vasques Osório Street.
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