Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: Salvaterra_Magos

In front of Vala Real (Royal Canal), seen across Tejo Street, Salvaterra de Magos. HBM!

Centuries ago a 1,4 km long canal was dug to connect Tagus River with Salvaterra de Magos, allowing boats to reach this town on the dead end here shown.

Photo taken after a demonstration flight outside the Royal Falconry of Salvaterra de Magos.

Trained and displayed in the yard of the Royal Falconry, at Salvaterra de Magos.

Trained and displayed in the yard of the Royal Falconry, at Salvaterra de Magos.

Trained and displayed in the yard of the Royal Falconry, at Salvaterra de Magos.

Inside the Royal Falconry of Salvaterra de Magos, UNESCO immaterial heritage since 2016. On a hot day they wouldn't be left there for more than a hour. Breeding takes place in the building on the background, both by natural mating and by artificial insemination.

At the Royal Falconry of Salvaterra de Magos, declared UNESCO immaterial heritage in 2016.

Inside the Royal Falconry, at Salvaterra de Magos. The tiles panel illustrate a hunting scene, in the 18th century, making use of falconry.

The Royal Falconry was created in the 18th century, being hired a Dutch falconer to develop it to a standard required by the kings, addicts of hunting. In the 19th century the falconry was neglected and abandoned. In the 21st century the estate was restored and the practice of falconry, along with breeding of birds of prey, was recovered. It can be seen and visited at José Luís Brito Seabra Avenue, Salvaterra de Magos.

Private chapel of the royal family, in the 18th and early 19th century. Every autumn and winter the royal family moved there in the hunt season. Now it houses temporary exhibitions. It stands at Republic Square, Salvaterra de Magos.

At Republic Square, Salvaterra de Magos.

At Luís de Camões Street, Salvaterra de Magos.

At Luís de Camões Street, Salvaterra de Magos.

In a primary school at Rossio Street, Salvaterra de Magos.