Évora - a new historical stroll over Alentejo (Portugal)

[Rui Lopes]

The Romanic "Diana" temple from the 1st (yes... it´s 1st century!!). Local cathedral in the background :



general view of the temple:


The main square:


Some narrow old streets too:

[Dave Humphries]

Good heavens; you have big pebbles left lying in the road there
You'd think the council/civic amenities people would clear that away before someone drives into it on a dark night!

Seriously, another great series Rui.

Again, no litter, wish the UK could learn that lesson.

[Radu Dinu Cordeanu]

Hi,
Without left side pole,I like it more



Radu Dinu

[arith]

I like the last one the best, but I like them all. That yellow paint is around.

[Rui Lopes]

Good heavens; you have big pebbles left lying in the road there
You'd think the council/civic amenities people would clear that away before someone drives into it on a dark night!

Seriously, another great series Rui.

Again, no litter, wish the UK could learn that lesson.

Thanks, Dave.

[Rui Lopes]

Hi,
Without left side pole,I like it more



Radu Dinu

Yes, a different perspective. Thanks.

[Rui Lopes]

I like the last one the best, but I like them all. That yellow paint is around.

Ah... you noticed the yellows....
Yes, yellows everywhere!
Thanks

[Shadowman]

Great stuff, especially the temples and the winding corridor.

[Rui Lopes]

Great stuff, especially the temples and the winding corridor.

Thank you, John.

[Antonio Correia]

Rui, aren't you cropping too tight ?
Except for the last one ...

Évora

[Rui Lopes]

Rui, aren't you cropping too tight ?
Except for the last one ...

Évora

Hi António.
Yes, this time it was the approach I was looking for... to bring out details on the old structures. Nevertheless, I am processing some not so tighty... I´ll post them soon.
Thanks for the add to the Wikipedia´s link!