Portugal

Ponte 25 de Abril

(Lisbon, Portugal) - Suspension bridge connecting Lisbon with Almada. The bridge which crosses the Tejo (Tajo/Tagus) River was inaugurated on August 6, 1966.

Porto

(Porto, Portugal) - Is the second largest city in Portugal.

Aqueduct of Pegões

(Carregueiros, Portugal) - Constructed between 1593 and 1613 it was designed to bring water to the convent of Christ in Tomar. The structure which remains in excellent condition today contains 180 arches and stretches for almost 4 miles.

Igreja de Santo Antonio de Lisboa

(Lisbon, Portugal) - Catholic nun outside Igreja de Santo Antonio de Lisboa after church service.

Church of Sao Vicente of Fora / Church of Santa Engracia

(Lisbon, Portugal) - Sao Vicente de Fora is a 17th century church and monastery. The Church of Santa Engracia is a 17th century church that was converted into the National Pantheon in the 20th century. Both buildings are located close to the Tejo (Tajo/Tagus) River which is the longest river in the Iberian Peninsula at 645 miles.

Jeronimos Monastery

(Lisbon, Portugal) - Constructed between 1501 and 1601 and was inaugurated by Felipe II, the Spanish ruler of the Iberian Union in 1604.

Ponte 25 de Abril

(Lisbon, Portugal) - Suspension bridge connecting Lisbon with Almada. The bridge which crosses the Tejo (Tajo/Tagus) River was inaugurated on August 6, 1966.

Igreja da Misericordia de Santa Maria da Feira

(Aveiro, Spain) - Church was founded in 1594 but constructed the current building in 1690.

Capela dos Ossos

(Evora, Portugal) - The Chapel of Bones (16th century) is a small chapel near the Church of St. Francis whose walls are covered with human skulls and bones.

Ponte dos Carcavelos

(Aveiro, Spain) - The current Bridge of Carcavelos (Valentine's bridge) is one of the beautiful architectural bridges that crosses one of the Aveiro canals.

Funchal