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Exterior architecture of the medieval Torre del Oro, a famous fort and city landmark.
Low angle view of the medieval stone building Torre del Oro, a national landmark and major tourist attraction.
Point of view from the Guadalquivir River of the medieval stone building Torre del Oro, a national landmark and major tourist attraction.
Wide-angle view of the medieval stone building Torre del Oro, a national landmark and popular tourist attraction.
Torre del Oro by the riverbank of the Guadalquivir River.
Lisbon, Portugal - Feb. 22, 2024 Tiled floor in Monument of the Discoveries
Lisbon, Portugal - Feb. 22, 2024 Tiled floor in Monument of the Discoveries
Lisbon, Portugal - Feb. 22, 2024 Tourists in the entrance to the Monument of the Discoveries
Lisbon, Portugal - Feb. 22, 2024 Tourists walking in the waterfront district by the Monument of the Discoveries
Historic ruins of Trocha Mariel Majana. This was a Spanish Military Fortification to avoid mambises rebels from invading the West of Cuba during the independence wars. Nowadays, it is a National Monument.The trocha was a broad belt across the island, about two hundred yards wide and fifty miles long, designed to limit rebel movement
Historic ruins of Trocha Mariel Majana. This was a Spanish Military Fortification to avoid mambises rebels from invading the West of Cuba during the independence wars. Nowadays, it is a National Monument.The trocha was a broad belt across the island, about two hundred yards wide and fifty miles long, designed to limit rebel movement
Historic ruins of Trocha Mariel Majana. This was a Spanish Military Fortification to avoid mambises rebels from invading the West of Cuba during the independence wars. Nowadays, it is a National Monument.The trocha was a broad belt across the island, about two hundred yards wide and fifty miles long, designed to limit rebel movement