Azeda Lighthouse.
Mother Church of Saint Anthony.
António Gião House.
Renault 4 1986.
Motor bikers parking to have lunch.
Boat trip.
Boat trip.
Boat trip.
Mourão Bridge across Alqueva Lake.
Golden Island.
Golden Island.
Golden Island beach.
Pier of Monsaraz Nautical Club.
Church of Mercy and pillory.
Mother Church of Our Lady of the Lagoon.
Old village street.
Village main street.
Village pebbled street.
High-tide means no football...
Eye-catching façade.
Heavy shower!
Despising a fence...
Narrow building.
Almendres Cromlech.
Almendres Cromlech.
Hotel Solar de Monfalim.
Church of the Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval.
Strange door!
Cloister yard.
Looking down.
Bells.
The towers' terrace of Évora Cathedral.
Electricity box.
Electricity box.
Electricity box.
Windmill.
Saint Anthony Chapel.
Mural about work on salt pits.
Castro Marim Castle.
Then she moved her head...
View from Castro Marim Castle.
Salt pits and countryside.
View across the border.
View from Castro Marim Castle.
Indian summer extending beach season.
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Almendres Cromlech.


Megalithic monument with 95 stones, it dates back to the Neolithic Age, having been achieved between the 6th and the 3rd millennium BC. It was only discovered in 1964. It stands on the countryside of Guadalupe, a civil parish within Évora council.
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