
A Manueline-style pillory in the Se Cathedral Square

The 12th century Se Cathedral, originally built in the Romanesque style and later updated with Gothic and Baroque elements

Beautiful blue painted
azulejos (tiles) line the walls of the Se Cathedral cloisters

The Beaux Arts Praca da Liberdade

Looking down from the Torre dos Clerigos, a 76m-high tower built in the 18th century (note the tramline that runs in front of the Praca da Liberdade)

The riverfront tram runs from Praca de Ribeira almost out to the sea
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