Fountain Square Mugs

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This collage is included in a serie of 26 images inspired by my trips along Portugal © El Diputado, 2018

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I love Paris! And if you do, too, I know you will love my photography.

Photography of the fountains in front of Saint Mary's Cathedral in Sydney, Australia.

Mexico. Guanajuato. Zocalo.

Floozie in the jacuzzi sculpture in Birmingham's Victoria square

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Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre, Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patterns, a desig...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre, Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patterns, a desig...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...

Praça do Rossio (Rossio Square) is Lisbon’s nerve centre. It is situated in the city’s Baixa neighbourhood, on the northern end of Rua Augusta. The square houses various monuments and landmarks, including the D. Maria II National Theatre (shown here), Rossio Railway Station, and the Column of Pedro IV. It also has one of the most beautiful fountains in the city. Rossio Square is the liveliest area in Lisbon and where many locals and tourists meet up, especially at the city's most famous restaurant, Café Nicola, which opened for business about 200 years ago as is still going strong. The square and its surrounding streets are packed with many other famous restaurants, bars and shops. The square was paved with cobblestones in wave patt...