Commercial street art.
Commercial street art.
Outdoor tables set for lunch.
Saint Columban Bulwark.
Via delle Mura Urbane.
Ancient house.
Lucca Cathedral (Saint Martin Church).
Saint John and Saint Reparata Church.
Saint Just Church.
Tower of Saint Michael Church.
Altar of the Church of Saint Michael in Forum.
Church of Saint Michael in Forum.
Birth house of Giacomo Puccini.
Puccini's piano Steinway & Sons.
Monument and statue of Giacomo Puccini.
Saint Peter Doorway.
Former Saint Roman Church.
Holy Saviour Church.
Fountain of the Naiad.
Saint Fredian Church (12th century).
Saint Peter Somaldi Church.
Piazza dell'Anfiteatro.
Piazza dell'Anfiteatro.
Mural painting, by Nar.
Tiles panel (2013).
Tiles panel reproducing the Christ Monument.
Tiles panel (2013).
Street art on gate of Forno de Cima Restaurant's p…
Street art.
Commercial street art, by Skran.
Wall painting.
Street art by Pitanga and Mojojojo.
Octopus meal.
Zeppelin and lettering infected with covid-19.
Detail of the previous photo.
The curse of the pharaohs.
Lettering infected with covid-19.
Street art.
Lettering infected with covid-19.
Street art by Leyla.
Street art on walled window.
Street art by Mojojojo.
Mural inspired on Japan.
Wall painting.
Wall painting.
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At Fernão Mendes Pinto Street, Pragal, Almada.
On the left you can see one of several small ferries for passengers that were purchased in Germany (they used to operate in Hamburg - Elbe River estuary), to connect Almada and Lisbon, across Tagus River.
On the right, stands the Cacilhas lighthouse (1886), on duty until 1978. It was disassembled and sent to Serreta Point (Terceira Island, Azores) in 1983, to substitute a damaged one, after the 1980 devastating earthquake. This lighthouse was on duty until 2000, when an automatic one replaced it. The mayor of Almada showed interest in having the lighthouse back, as historic heritage of the city, and it was sent back in 2004 and assembled again at Cacilhas, about 40 metres from its primitive location.
On the left you can see one of several small ferries for passengers that were purchased in Germany (they used to operate in Hamburg - Elbe River estuary), to connect Almada and Lisbon, across Tagus River.
On the right, stands the Cacilhas lighthouse (1886), on duty until 1978. It was disassembled and sent to Serreta Point (Terceira Island, Azores) in 1983, to substitute a damaged one, after the 1980 devastating earthquake. This lighthouse was on duty until 2000, when an automatic one replaced it. The mayor of Almada showed interest in having the lighthouse back, as historic heritage of the city, and it was sent back in 2004 and assembled again at Cacilhas, about 40 metres from its primitive location.
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