View to River Sado and the town.
Saint John Church (13th century).
Statue of newspapers seller.
Penitents of the Holy Week procession.
Peace Chapel (1756) and Bujaco Tower.
Estrella Arch.
Golfines de Abajo Palace.
Episcopal Palace.
Holy Mary Concathedral.
Becerra House (15th to 16th centuries).
Church of Saint Francis Xavier.
Church of Saint Francis Xavier.
Saint Paul Convent (15th century).
Cáceres Museum.
Saint Matthews Church.
Saint Clare Convent.
Towers of Holy Mary Major Church.
Saint James Church (13th century).
Saint James Doorway (Puerta de Santiago).
Palace of Justice (13th century).
Palace of Chaves-Cardenas (16th century).
Palace of the Marquis of the Conquest (16th centur…
Orellana Palace (16th century).
Shrine of the Lord of the Martyrs.
Talha Fountain (Roman, 1st century).
Public washhouse.
New Fountain.
Saint Anthony Convent.
Door of the medieval Chapel of Consolation.
Christmas market.
Church of Mercy.
Christmas lights on Sado riverside.
Drawbridge for road traffic (1945).
Saint James Church.
Cat on my car's hood.
Ruins of Roman Forum and Mother Church of Holy Mar…
Indian Scout Bobber Jack Daniel's 2021.
Walls of Alcácer do Sal Castle.
Walls of Alcácer do Sal Castle.
Sculptural set of bull and horse.
Municipal Museum Pedro Nunes.
City Hall and Christmas Market.
Children's playground.
River Sado and Alcácer do Sal.
Carousel for children, soon before opening.
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Sculpture of Roman Emperor Claudius' head.
Inside the Museum of the Castle's Archaeological Crypt, at Convento de Aracoelli Street, Alcácer do Sal.
It was frequent to sculpt heads of important cityzens and insert them on top of headless anonymous statues. If another important cityzen came up, his head's sculpture would replace that of someone meanwhile outdated.
The Christmas cap must have been an idea of the museum's staff...
It was frequent to sculpt heads of important cityzens and insert them on top of headless anonymous statues. If another important cityzen came up, his head's sculpture would replace that of someone meanwhile outdated.
The Christmas cap must have been an idea of the museum's staff...
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