Portugal 2005

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Praca Comercio, Lisboa
Praca Comercio, Lisboa
statue in the evening sun
statue in the evening sun
looking to the west
looking to the west
square from the riverfront
square from the riverfront
View over Lisboa's Baixa and Alfama
View over Lisboa's Baixa and Alfama
more downtown as seen from bairro alto
more downtown as seen from bairro alto
interesting exhibit advertising...
interesting exhibit advertising...
... all around the building
... all around the building
Old convent (what's still standing after the 1755 earthquake)
Old convent (what's still standing after the 1755 earthquake)
arches
arches
it really draws the eye upwards...
it really draws the eye upwards...
the south wall
the south wall
...and a wall with a lot of random stuff on it
...and a wall with a lot of random stuff on it
definite moorish influence in the arches
definite moorish influence in the arches
lisbon's coat of arms
lisbon's coat of arms
lunchtime at the castle
lunchtime at the castle
river from the castle
river from the castle
looking back to bairro alto
looking back to bairro alto
looking across more of the alfama
looking across more of the alfama
another view over the tejo river
another view over the tejo river
western edge of the castle
western edge of the castle
Saint George (avoided burnination)
Saint George (avoided burnination)
big guns!
big guns!
perky statue
perky statue
...in profile
...in profile
flag a-flyin
flag a-flyin
from a castle window looking north
from a castle window looking north
contemplating the view
contemplating the view
nasty fish fountain
nasty fish fountain
same building at night
same building at night
at the monastery in Belem
at the monastery in Belem
intricate arches on the ceiling
intricate arches on the ceiling
a wide variety of gargoyles
a wide variety of gargoyles
central courtyard
central courtyard
more manueline carvings
more manueline carvings
elaborate, no?
elaborate, no?
cat gargoyle
cat gargoyle
here, kitty kitty kitty!
here, kitty kitty kitty!
bloody tourists are everywhere...
bloody tourists are everywhere...
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