Dimas Sequeira's photos

At Dr. Joaquim Jacinto Street, in the historic centre of Tomar. This synagogue was built in the 15th century, but was disaffected from cult late in that century, when jews were persecuted by the inquisition. Now it's a museum of the Luso-jewish community.

The piano of the composer can be seen in the house-museum (where he was born in 1906), at Dr. Joaquim Jacinto Street, Tomar.

The composer was born in this house in 1906 and died in 1994 near Cascais. In his youth he composed and played in piano the music he found more suitable to the films on local cinema (before the sound cinema). As opponent to the dictatorship, he was arrested and his music was prohibitted since the 1950's. He managed to go to an exile in France, until the 1974 revolution. This house is located at Dr. Joaquim Jacinto Street, Tomar.

At Republic Square, Tomar, before sunset.

At Republic Square, Tomar. A cleaning process was in course.

The Castle of Tomar can be seen in the backdrop. This photo was taken at Republic Square. On the left, stands the statue of Dom Gualdim Pais, a templar knight (1118-1195), who founded Tomar in 1162.

From Serpa Pinto Street, in the historic centre of Tomar.

At Arcos Street, Tomar.

At Infante Dom Henrique Little Square, Tomar.

At Luís Bonet Avenue, but seen from Combatentes da Grande Guerra Avenue, Tomar.

At Serpa Pinto Street, Tomar.

At Serpa Pinto Street, Tomar.

At Dr. Cândido Madureira Avenue, Tomar.

At Dr. Cândido Madureira Avenue, Tomar.

At Dr. Cândido Madureira Avenue, Tomar.

At Dr. Cândido Madureira Avenue, Tomar.

Baroque library of Coimbra University, located at Pátio das Escolas.

At Feira dos Estudantes Square, Coimbra.