Portel
Statue of Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira.
He was the commander of the Portuguese Army in the transition between the 1st and the 2nd dinasty (1383-1385), when the rules of succession pointed to the king of Castilla-León as king of Portugal. To preserve the independence, the resistance to occupation was successful in decisive battles and Portugal had its own 2nd dinasty.
This monument stands at Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira Square, Portel.
Church of Mercy.
At Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira Square, Portel.
Town Hall.
At Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira Square, Portel.
A glimpse to the keep.
At the Castle of Portel.
A view to west.
From Portel Castle.
22 Jul 2023
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Town Hall's belfry.
Seen from the Castle of Portel.
Southern bulwark of Portel Castle.
Seen from Outeiro de Beja Street.
Southern and southeastern bulwarks.
A view to the Castle of Portel, from Outeiro de Beja Street.
A view to the castle.
From Matriz Park, Portel.
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