Terracotta tile roofscape on the slopes of Alfama - a labyrinth of narrow, steep, winding roads.
Infamous vintage Tram 28.
Pastel de nata - flakey crust and custard filled tarts sprinkled with cinnamon and icing sugar - delicious. Best enjoyed with espresso.
Ornate architectural detailing decorate this mint green building on Rue da Conceicao in Baixa.
A nice pair of Portugese knockers.
Mosteiro dos Jeronimos in old Belem.
Outdoor cafes along Rua de Belem where we enjoyed a dinner.
Intriguing - the artist mounted the copper rooster sculpture over the existing graffiti.
Kaleidescope of colors, materials and textures in one small corner.
Small arched side door at Lisbo Catederal.
Old doorway in the shadows on a hill above Lisbon.
Intricate sidewalk patterns of cream and black limestone throughout Portugal. The craft was taken to the promenades of Copacabana and Ipanema Beaches in Rio.
Mosteiro dos Jeronimos in Belem.
Sculptured detail above the main entrance to Ingreja N. Sra. Loreto.
One of dozens of statues at the old royal palace in Lisbon.
Hand painted tile wall murals dating back to the 17th century - still evident at outdoor plazas and inside old cafes.
Hand painted tiles in geometric patterns cover entire facades of old buildings.
View across the Rio Arade in southern Portugal where we had a dinner at sunset.
Praia da Rocha on the Algarve - the beach almost to ourselves - warm waether, good food, off season prices.
Ochre red cliffs form a backdrop to the long wide beach that runs for kilometers - we walked the full length every morning.
Jane - in her boardshorts.
