Viseu
Corner building.
Manor-house of the Viscounts of Treixedo.
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At Direita Street, in the historic centre of Viseu. Now it houses the Professional School Mariana Seixas.
Manor-house of Prime Counts (18th century).
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At Andrade Street, in the historic centre of Viseu. Now it houses the Music Conservatory.
Chapel of the Counts of Prime (18th century).
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Contiguous to the manor-house (on the left), it stands at Andrade Street, in the historic centre of Viseu. The photo was taken from Formosa Street.
Viseu Cathedral and Grão-Vasco Museum.
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Located at Sé Square, these buildings were built between the 16th and the 17th centuries. The museum, on the left, was built to become a seminary and was added a third floor in the first half of the 18th century.
Church of Mercy (16th to 18th centuries).
Church of Mercy.
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Interior details of this church, located at Sé Square, in front of Viseu Cathedral.
Typical windows and balconies.
Statue of Aquilino Ribeiro (1885-1963).
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This outdoor statue shows the writer at his desk. It can be seen in the pedestrian section of Formosa Street, Viseu.
Peixotos manor-house.
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Once it was the residence of Peixoto family. Now it houses the Municipal Assembly and the office of the Civil Parish. It is located in the corner of Cimo de Vila Street with Dom António Alves Martins Street, Viseu.
Church of the Major Seminary.
Saint Christine Fountain (16th century).
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At Dom António Alves Martins Square, Viseu. The seminary and its church appear in the background.
Carmo Church (18th century).
District Archives.
Bank of Portugal agency.
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At Republic Square, Viseu.
It was achieved in 1930, after the project of the architect Almeida d'Eça.
Rossio's tiles panel (20th century).
Camelias blooming in the Mothers' Garden.
City Hall.
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