Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: Largo_Alfredo_Dinis

River Tagus, Cacilhas lighthouse, full moon and a cruise ship departing from Lisbon. This is a view from Cacilhas (Almada riverside). The 1886 lighthouse is no longer active. In 1978 it became needless and in 1983 it was taken and reassembled at Serreta Point (Terceira Island, Azores). It served between 1986 and 2004, when it was replaced by automatic light. Claimed as Almada heritage, it returned to Cacilhas and was reinstalled in 2009 a few dozen metres from its primitive location. HFW!

Leaving Lisbon, after a short stay. Viewed from Alfredo Dinis Square, Cacilhas, Almada. HFW!

For tourism, parked at Alfredo Dinis Square, Cacilhas, Almada.

For tourism, parked at Alfredo Dinis Square, Cacilhas, Almada.

For tourism, parked at Alfredo Dinis Square, Cacilhas, Almada.

A view from Cacilhas heights to Alfredo Dinis Square, terminal of buses and trams, also of ferries proceeding from Lisbon, 2km far. The red lighthouse, no longer active, stands as proud heritage of Almada. Its original location was on the left side of the photo. It was disassembled in the early 1980's and reassembled on Serreta Point, Terceira Island, Azores, to replace a previous one, collapsed during the earthquake of 1980 New Year's Day. In the 2000's an automatic light replaced it on Serreta Point and, when the lighthouse became useless, Almada claimed it back, before it ended as scrap. Now it stands there, as a part of Almada history. HFW!

At Alfredo Dinis Square, Cacilhas, Almada. HFW!