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Images Dated 17th January 2011 (page 4)

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Images Dated 17th January 2011: Historical center with the Se Catedral and Tagus river in the background, Lisbon

Historical center with the Se Catedral and Tagus river in the background, Lisbon, Portugal

Tramway in Alfama quarter, Lisbon, Portugal

25th of April Bridge over the Tagus river (rio Tejo), Lisbon, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Birch trees and snow in Covao da Ametade. Serra da Estrela Nature Park, Beira Alta

Birch trees and snow in Covao da Ametade. Serra da Estrela Nature Park, Beira Alta, Portugal

Tramway and Se Catedral (Motherchurch) in Alfama quarter, Lisbon, Portugal

Grapes after the harvest. Beira Baixa, Portugal

Fishing boat in the ria (river) of Aveiro, Portugal

A view of Rossio, the main square in the historical center of Lisbon, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The Sado river crossing Alcacer do Sal, one of the oldest villages in Europe, founded

The Sado river crossing Alcacer do Sal, one of the oldest villages in Europe, founded in 1000 BC by the Phoenicians. Alentejo, Portugal

Aerial view of rice fields and marshes along the Sado river. Comporta, Alentejo, Portugal

Portimao bridge over the Arade river, Portugal

Marina of Portimao, Algarve, Portugal

Aerial view of beaches along the Alentejo coastline. Comporta, Portugal

Alemao beach in Algarve, Portugal

Vasco da Gama Bridge over the Tagus river (rio Tejo), Lisbon, Portugal

Ferragudo, a little fishing village, at dusk, Algarve, Portugal

Traditional houses of Ferragudo, Algarve, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The vast plains of Alentejo with cork trees

The vast plains of Alentejo with cork trees. Portugal is the worlds most big producer of cork

Sheep in Gimonde, Tras os Montes, Portugal

Obidos, one of the most picturesque medieval villages in Portugal, at dusk

The citadel of Braganca in Autumn. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: A seagull trying to defend is cubs, that stayed on the nest in the cliffs. Algarve

A seagull trying to defend is cubs, that stayed on the nest in the cliffs. Algarve, Portugal

Spring on the Alentejo plain, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: The medieval castle of Montalegre, dating from the 13th century, at sunset in Autumn

The medieval castle of Montalegre, dating from the 13th century, at sunset in Autumn. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Traditional christmas sweets (azevias), Portugal

Grapes of the varietal Arinto. Comporta, Alentejo, Portugal

Fishing harbour of Sines, Alentejo, Portugal

Roman bridge over the Lima river, Ponte de Lima, Minho, Portugal

Traditional christmas sweets, sweet rice (arroz doce), Portugal

Traditional christmas sweets (fatias douradas), Portugal

Grapes during harvesting in Madeira island, Portugal

Fishing boat in a foggy morning going to the sea. Setubal, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: NRP Sagres, Tall ships regatta along the Tagus river (rio Tejo)

NRP Sagres, Tall ships regatta along the Tagus river (rio Tejo). In the background the 25th of April bridge. Lisbon, Portugal

Fishing palafitte harbour of Carrasqueira at dusk. Alentejo, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Quinta da Bacalhoa gardens. This property dating back to the 15th century is located

Quinta da Bacalhoa gardens. This property dating back to the 15th century is located in Azeito, Setubal, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Tall ships regatta along the Tagus river (rio Tejo)

Tall ships regatta along the Tagus river (rio Tejo). In the background the 25th of April bridge. Lisbon, Portugal

Olive groves in the Monsaraz region, Alentejo, Portugal

Storks in the nest, Comporta, Alentejo, Portugal

Aerial view of rice fields. Comporta, Alentejo, Portugal

Fossil Cliffs Nature Reserve along the Costa da Caparica coastline. Portugal

Door of Ferragudo, Algarve, Portugal

Traditional house from Tras os Montes, Portugal

Traditional houses of Madragoa district. Lisbon, Portugal

Traditional windows in Olhao, Algarve, Portugal

Images Dated 17th January 2011: Vineyards at the Quinta do Infantado, Pinhao, on the Douro region, the origin of the

Vineyards at the Quinta do Infantado, Pinhao, on the Douro region, the origin of the world famous Port wine. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

Vineyards in Carvoeira. Oeste region, Portugal

The 12th century castle and the Town Hall (16th century) of Palmela, Portugal

The Casino Estoril gardens at dusk. Estoril, Portugal

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