Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: Rio_Tejo

This is a view from Cacilhas (Almada riverside). A low narrow stripe of fog near the north riverside only allows to see the higher parts of Lisbon. We can see two 40 years old ferries for passengers: one, bound to Cacilhas, leaving the fog; another, bound to Lisbon, entering the fog. HFW!

Another view from the garden of Abrantes Castle. HFW!

As you look south from the garden of Abrantes Castle. HFW!

This is a view from Almada to the disabled shipyards of Lisnave and the wide section of River Tagus estuary. I stood where once it was an island - in the pliocene period, 10 million years ago. The sea level was much higher and there was a single estuary for River Tagus (Lisbon) and River Sado (Setúbal). All the plains of the present Setúbal Peninsula were under water and the higher mounts were just islands. HFW!

A glimpse from Rio Tejo Street, Constância.

A view of Rio Tejo Street, at Constância, with River Tagus on the right. HFW!

Seen from Rio Tejo Street, Constância.

A view from Zêzere Park, Constância. HFW!

From the churchyard of Constância Mother Church.

A view from the disused pier of Almourol Islet. Soon after, the boat would arrive at the next pier to take us back to the northern bank of River Tagus.

Viewed from the keep of Almourol Castle, in Almourol Islet. The boat taking visitors is leaving from the pier.

Reflecting sunlight and viewed from the keep of Almourol Castle, in Almourol Islet.

A view from the window of the 2nd floor of the keep.

It was named Almorolan, in the Moorish age. This is the view from River Tagus.

A view at Almourol.

From Panoramic Space of Monsanto, outside an abandoned panoramic restaurant, at Bela Vista Road, Monsanto, Lisbon. HFW!

View across River Tagus, from Cacilhas, Almada. HFW!

Also in electric boats like the moored one, for aquatic birds observation. Mouchão das Garças (Egrets Islet) can be seen on the background. The photo was taken at Escaroupim, outskirts of Salvaterra de Magos.