Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: séc.XIV

Initially it was destinated to the monks of the Order of the Hospitallers; during the Renaissance period it was affected to the Order of Malta, until being abandoned in the 18th century. Restored in the 20th century, it became a charm hotel at Flor da Rosa - a civil parish of Crato.

On the left bank of River Mondego, Coimbra. The frequent floods of River Mondego brought about damages and an increasing decay of the convent, abandoned in 1677. The nuns moved to the New Saint Claire Convent, built in the 17th century. After the restoration of this medieval church, it was closed to visitors for a while, owing to floods in the 21st century.

This is the entrance door to the medieval inn and warehouse sought by merchants in transit, at Calle Puente del Carbón, Granada.

In the Middle Ages it was both inn and warehouse for merchants. In spite of some improvements, the original structure was kept. The image shows the courtyard, accessed at Calle Puente del Carbón, Granada.

This church is also a shrine and a pilgrimage occurs on the municipal holiday - on the monday 8 days after Easter sunday. This massive architecture was inspired in fortresses, in order to ensure protection against invaders - in the 14th century such possibility was not excluded.

Seen from Abbey Square, Chester.

Medieval house concealed in the vegetation of Grosvenor Park, in Chester.

At Piazza del Gesù Nuovo, Naples.

This 14th century castle seems to be tied with ropes all around. It's the Castle of Evoramonte (also spelt Évora Monte), standing on top of the walled part of the village, a civil parish of Estremoz council, northeast of Évora.

The 14th century Holy Trinity Church stands on top of the green mountainside, at 2,170 metres of altitude. On the background, higher mountains can be noticed, beyond the valley of Stepantsminda.

A 14th century orthodox church located at 2,170 metres of altitude, overlooking Stepantsminda, in northern Georgia.

A 14th century orthodox church located at 2,170 metres of altitude, overlooking Stepantsminda, in northern Georgia.