Urban knitting - wool pixels.
Urban knitting - wool pixels.
Urban knitting - wool pixels.
Mural of the Post Office.
Mural.
Commercial street art.
Mural by Fintan Magee (Australian street artist).
Wall paintings by Tamara Alves.
Mural by Kruella d'Enfer.
Mural by The Caver.
Mural by Vhils.
Mural about Egas Moniz.
Art Nouveau façade.
Mother Church of Saint Martin.
Private tomb.
House of Culture.
City Hall.
Saint Anthony Chapel (1881).
Municipal Library.
Fernando Pessoa in the Municipal Library.
Picture of Fernando Pessoa.
Church of Saint Marine.
Interior of Saint Marine Church.
Cable chairs, operating just for sightseeing, in t…
Geodesic mark at 1,991 metres of altitude.
Goats grazing near Long Lagoon.
Long Lagoon.
Down there flows a stream.
Terrasse of the Bread Museum's restaurant.
Baking the bread in the oven.
Grinding powered by watermill.
Corn threshing.
Bicycle for bread delivery.
Cereals grinding.
Bread from Ribatejo and Estremadura.
Bread from Beira Baixa and Beira Litoral.
Bread from Beira Alta.
Bread from Minho, Douro Litoral, Trás-os-Montes e…
Bread from Azores and Madeira.
Bread from the Alentejo.
Bread from the Algarve.
Spelling bread in world idioms.
The little angel.
The harvester.
Bread Museum - building of the local products shop…
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Tower and shopping centre.
At Torre, the highest point of continental Portugal (1,991 metres).On top of that tower the altitude is 2,000 metres.
On the background you can see the buildings of a shopping centre, mostly of local products: cheese, smoked ham, sausages, honey, wool, pottery and souvenirs.
On the background you can see the buildings of a shopping centre, mostly of local products: cheese, smoked ham, sausages, honey, wool, pottery and souvenirs.
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