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Evora, Portugal - May 2, 2013: Hilly street in Evora, Portugal.Along the street are many old houses, mainly in white and yellow colours. A woman is walking in the distance.

Houses in Evora, Alentejo, Portugal integrated in the ancient Agua da Prata aqueduct. Buildings were built during centuries directly between the arches of the aqueduct

She's a tourist walking through the narrow streets close to the Cathedral of Évora, a massive Gothic structure built in the 12th century.

Views of the streets, churches and monuments of the town of Marvão in Portugal

The intriguing Church of Graça, in Renaissance style. View at the end of a street. Built in local granite. Évora, Portugal.

View along a street in the ancient, medieval city of Evora in Portugal. Brightly lit scene.

Architectural detail of the corridor of the monastery at Cluny in Burgundy

Arco da Porta Nova, XVIII century, Our Lady of Nazareth in a recessed niche. Ancient entrance to Braga city, Portugal.

Beautiful cozy street and buildings in old town Evora, Portugal

Olivença / Olivenza, Évora district / Badajoz province, Portugal / Spain, EU: multi-lobed arch of the entrance of the Town Hall in Constitution Square, known as the Cadaval Palace - Portuguese late Gothic (Manueline) ornamentation with Portuguese symbols and coat of arms - Olivença is a historically contested town located east of the Guadiana river. It has been the subject of a long-standing territorial dispute between Spain and Portugal since the War of the Oranges, part of the Napoleonic wars. Olivença was transferred to Spain through the Treaty of Badajoz (1801), which was nullified by the Treaty of Fontainebleau (1807), which is the base of the continued the Portuguese claim. Olivença is part of Spain's lot of territorial disputes together with Gibraltar and the north African exclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.

The church (Igreja do Espírito Santo) was built in the Sixteenth century from stone and granite and was home to an influential Catholic Jesuit Order. Today it's classified as a UNESCO heritage site. Shot from the patio across the street - Pateo de Sao Miguel.

Houses in Evora, Alentejo, Portugal integrated in the ancient Agua da Prata aqueduct. Buildings were built during centuries directly between the arches of the aqueduct

Europe, Portugal, Evora. Exterior archway at the Church of Saint Francisco.

Street in Evora, Portugal. Ancient cobblestone road with stone pavements either side and historic houses on the right side. The narrow road winds it way through this historic Portuguese city.

Evening view of a street in the Old Town Cidade Velha of Faro, Portugal.

Faro Arco da Vila arch in Algarve of Portugal

Charming street with white stone houses of historic Marvao, Alentejo, Portugal

Traditional buildings, Évora

Main facade of the Church of Lóios or Church of São João Evangelista, a national monument since 1910. In the historic center of the city. Évora, Portugal.

Stone arch in the street. Cast iron balcony with flower pots in Noia, A Coruña province, Galicia, Spain.

Portugal - Evora - characteristic street of the old town

Évoramonte, Evora district, Alentejo, Portugal: Freixo gate on the town walls - view towards Evoramonte parish church, dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Conceição.

Arco do Dr, Santa Clara, or tempré arch and pillory belonging to the municipality of Elvas.

Discover a picturesque view of a cobblestone street beneath the Arco do Repouso Arch in Faro, Algarve, lined with colorful buildings and clear skies.

13th century entrance to the Estremoz Old Town in Estremoz, Portugal. Tres Coroas (Three Crowns) tower in the background.

Main entrance gate in village of Obidos, Portugal

EVORA, PORTUGAL - february 26, 2022 : The Roman Temple of Evora or Templo romano de Evora, also referred to as the Templo de Diana is an ancient temple in the Portuguese city of Evora, Portugal

View Of Buildings From Old Cathedral of Coimbra, Portugal

Grao-Prior Veranda in Crato, Alto Alentejo, Portugal. This veranda was the stage of the marriage of King Dom Manuel I, the most important king of the Sea-Discoveries Era in the 15th and 16th century.

Portugal - Algarve - Faro - Old town

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