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Spectacular panoramic view of the vineyards in the Douro Wine Region, Portugal, famous for its superb Port Wines View of the canal connecting the lock to the upstream of the Douro River on the Regua Dam, also called Bagauste Dam, Portugal View of the canal connecting the lock to the upstream of the Douro River on the Regua Dam, also called Bagauste Dam, Portugal Large works at the confluence of the muddy waters of the Torto River (left) with the Douro in the famous Port Wine Region, Portugal View of the lock of the Regua Dam, also called Bagauste Dam, in the Douro River, Portugal. The lock is 90m long, 12.1m wide. Downstream view of the Douro River from the top od the Regua Dam, all called Bagauste Dam, having the town of Peso da Regua at the end of the river view. The Central Parterre, with water as its main element and principal theme, is the garden located in front of the Villa in Serralves, Porto, Portugal Panoramic view over the Port Wine Region vineyards on the north bank of the Douro River, Portugal Panoramic view over the town of Peso da Regua on the Douro River, Portugal View of the prestressed concrete beam bridge named after the writer Miguel Torga over the Douro River, Portugal Travel along a narrow valley and scary road to a arrive at the bridge near the confluence of the River Torto and the Douro in the famous Port Wine Region, Portugal Panoramic view over the Port Wine Region vineyards on the north bank of the Douro River, Portugal Ceramic tiles depiciting the grapes vintage in the Douro Valley, where the world’s famous Port Wine is produced, in northern Portugal, by artist Moreira Agueda. Ceramic tiles depiciting the method of grape stomping in the Douro Valley, where the world’s famous Port Wine is produced, in northern Portugal, by artist Moreira Agueda. Ceramic tiles depicting the tasting of wine in the Douro Valley, where the world’s famous Port Wine is produced, in northern Portugal, by artist Moreira Agueda. Ceramic tiles depicting the cellar in the Douro Valley, where the world’s famous Port Wine is produced, in northern Portugal, by artist Moreira Agueda. The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal View of the actual site of one of the many Prehistoric Rock Engravings in the Coa Valley, an open air Upper Paleolithic location in Portugal Fountain by the side of N222, a national highway crossing the Douro Valley where the world’s famous Port Wine is produced. The fountain has ceramic tiles panels depicting the making wine process. The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal Wide panoranic view of the vineyards on the Coa River Valley in Northern Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal Wide panoranic view of the Coa River Valley in Northern Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal Wide panoranic view of the vineyards on the Coa River Valley in Northern Portugal Bush of roses planted in a vineyard to monitor plants health, acting as an early warning against mildew, a fungal disease Fountain by the side of N222, a national highway crossing the Douro Valley where the world’s famous Port Wine is produced. The fountain has ceramic tiles panels depicting the making wine process. Bush of roses planted in a vineyard to monitor plants health, acting as an early warning against mildew, a fungal disease View of the historic village of Castelo Melhor in Northern Interior of Portugal Wide panoranic view of the Coa River Valley in Northern Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal The Prehistoric Rock Art site of the Coa Valley is an open air Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in northeast Portugal View of the main street in preparation for the annual festivities of the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal View of the main chapel with a beautifully carved woodwork altarpiece and a painted vaulted ceiling of the baroque Church of St Peter in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal. View of the pillory built in early 16th century in Gothic Manueline architecture with an octagonal column, a cage shaped capital with eight cilindrical colonnades, armillary sprere and cross, in Trancoso, Portugal Facade of the Church of St Peter built in early 18th century in late Baroque in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal. View of side chapel with a beautifully carved woodwork altarpiece including Solomonic columns of the baroque Church of St Peter in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal. Detail of the portal of the main facade of the Baroque Church of Mercy in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal Arcade and classic windows in local granite stone on an old building on main street of historic town of Trancoso, Portugal Detail of a beautiful granite stone staircase with decorating tiles on the side wall of an old house in the historical centre of Trancoso, Portugal View of the main chapel with a beautifully carved woodwork altarpiece and a painted vaulted ceiling of the baroque Church of St Peter in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal. Wall and classic windows in local granite stone on an old building on main street of historic town of Trancoso, Portugal Facade of the Church of Mercy built in 18th century in late Baroque in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal. Translation: Corredoura Street. Detail of the lateral portal with a broken pediment and religious coat of arms of the Baroque Church of Mercy in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal Granite stone with a bas-relief sculpture of St George Killing the Dragon on top of a door in the historic centre of Trancoso, Portugal Facade of the Church of St Peter built in early 18th century in late Baroque in the historic town of Trancoso, Portugal. View of the north tower, keep, built in the 13th century of military architecture in Romanesque, Gothic and Mannerist styles, at a height of 646 metres above sea level, in Pinhel, Portugal