Photos by Enrique Pamo : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Brasil, Jericoacoara Viewed 154 times	Brasil, Jericoacoara Viewed 155 times	Brasil, Jericoacoara Viewed 192 times	Brasil, Jericoacoara Viewed 173 times
Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 424 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 382 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 506 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 426 times
Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 302 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 388 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 367 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 420 times
Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 287 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 273 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 267 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 318 times
Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 269 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 218 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 243 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 251 times
Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 244 times	Budapest, Hungary, Hungría Viewed 244 times	Béjar Viewed 737 times	Czec Republic, Praga, Prague, República Checa Viewed 344 times
Czec Republic, Praga, Prague, República Checa Viewed 181 times	Czec Republic, Praga, Prague, República Checa Viewed 312 times	Czec Republic, Praga, Prague, República Checa Viewed 229 times	Czec Republic, Praga, Prague, República Checa Viewed 232 times
Czec Republic, Praga, Prague, República Checa Viewed 345 times	Brasil, Iguazu Falls Viewed 481 times	Brasil, Iguazu Falls Viewed 900 times	Brasil, Iguazu Falls Viewed 249 times

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Enrique Pamo's conversations

Zeev Sch. said:

Excelente imagen de esta bellisima arquitectura

Saludos

marathoniano said:

Muy buena la foto Saludos desde España

Hasan TOPBAŞ said:

what a nice place ? interesting..

Ric Vieira said:

The Belém Tower was built both as a ceremonial gateway to Lisbon and as part of a defense system of the entrance of the Tagus river and the Jerónimos Monastery, which was necessary to protect Lisbon. The system was initiated by King John II (1455-1495), who built the Fortress of Cascais and the Fortress of São Sebastião of Caparica. The banks of Belém were protected by a ship, the Grande Nau, replaced by the Tower of Belém during the last five years of the reign of King Manuel I.

The Tower was constructed between 1515 and 1521 by military architect Francisco de Arruda, who had already built several fortresses in Portuguese possessions in Morocco. The influence of the Moorish decorative art is manifest in delicate decorations of the arched windows and balconies and in the ribbed cupolas of the watch towers.

Robson L. said:

Muito linda nós temos que valorizar nossa região para que possamos atrair mais turistas e assim gerarmos mais empregos e movimentação de pessoas para nossa cidade.