Portugal I'm starting with my country this time.
The Roman Temple of Évora, Alentejo.
Batalha Monastery, built by John I of Portugal, the founder of the House of Aviz.
Pico, besides being the highest mountain in Portugal, is a wine region whose landscape is protected as world heritage.
The lakes of Sete Cidades on the island of São Miguel in the Azores.
Serra da Estrela, the highest mountain range in continental Portugal and popular tourist winter destination
The Alentejo, in the south, is Portugal's flat rolling plains region.
The Algarve's coasts are high plateaus over low sandy beaches.
São Bento Palace is the seat of Portuguese Government.
Most of Portugal's farms have a small area devoted to a diversified intensive farming, like these in the Oeste subregion.
The Algarve is an internationally reputed resort region.
Parque das Nações, a financial centre for Lisbon, and Portugal as a whole.
The Cultural Landscape of Sintra is one of Portugal's most visited locations.
The Algarve is Portugal's second most visited region, after Lisbon.
Porto Metro over the Dom Luís Bridge, Porto.
Lisbon Portela Airport is the country's largest and most important airport.
Vasco da Gama Bridge, Europe's longest bridge (including viaducts).
Aerial view of Lisbon.
Night view of the Parque das Nações, Lisbon.
Night view of the Duarte Pacheco Viaduct, Lisbon.
Night view of the Marquess of Pombal Square, Lisbon.
Panoramic view of Funchal Bay during sunset, taken from Ponta do Garajau (Madeira island).
Porto.
Porto and its region is an upcoming star in Portuguese tourism.
Lisbon. From top to right: Panoramic view of Lisbon from the Ponte 25 de Abril; the Castelo de São Jorge; the Baixa Pombalina de Lisboa; a Lisbon trolley; Praça do Comércio at Christmas; Palácio de São Bento; Torre de Belém; Parque das Nações; the triumphal arch in the Praça do Comércio; Estádio da Luz; Sé de Lisboa; Gare do Oriente; the 25 de Abril bridge over the Rio Tejo; Eduardo VII Park and the Marquês de Pombal square; view of Lisbon from the Castelo de São Jorge; Aeroporto da Portela.
Porto. From top to right: Torre dos Clérigos; Palácio da Bolsa; Liberdade Square; St. Francis Church; Episcopal Palace of Porto; Porto City Hall; Ribeira houses
A tram in Alfama's Portas do Sol (Lisbon).
Luís de Camões Square, the center of activity in the Chiado district.
The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, one of the world's largest Marian shrines.
Coimbra University, founded 1290, is one of the oldest universities in the world.
Hospital of Santa Maria, Lisbon, the largest hospital in the country.
Belém Tower is a typical example of Portugal's unique Manueline architecture.
The Jerónimos Monastery, a Belém landmark and one of the most visited buildings in all of Portugal.
Opening ceremony of the UEFA Euro 2004 at Estádio do Dragão, Porto.
seb89
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I love the MAS in Antwerp. Especially the parties, they organize 
seb89
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@ Miguel:
Portugal is really a beauty. I've been there twice, but I still want to go there again and again!
Portugal is really a beauty. I've been there twice, but I still want to go there again and again!
I'm not a big fan of wines, so I really can't say if Port wine is overrated or not.
I love them! The best wines/liqueurs worldwide I think!
seb89
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seb89, I had to google it. MAS stands for Museum Aan de Stroom.
Oh, thanks. We are waiting for your next visit.Some minutes ago, they said on TV 85% of our tourists want to come back.
Yeah, they don't have translation for it, but it would be something like "Museum next to the stream (river)" or something like that
. I loved it. I went once with my parents and once with school. Both trips were amazing and I felt in love with Porto & Coimbra
. I haven't visited Lisbon yet, only Belém and that Aquarium in Lisbon? I don't remember its name.
seb89
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Yeah, they don't have translation for it, but it would be something like "Museum next to the stream (river)" or something like that
I loved it. I went once with my parents and once with school. Both trips were amazing and I felt in love with Porto & Coimbra
Lisbon Oceanarium.
I really want to visit all the Benelux countries. Your lifestyle and development fascinate me.
seb89
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Lisbon Oceanarium.
I really want to visit all the Benelux countries. Your lifestyle and development fascinate me.
Yeah, that one
!! And also that shopping mall nearby. I had to go with the security guards to check my bags, because I was taking pictures in the mall .Always welcome, I will go you a tour in Belgium
. I didn't know we had a special lifestyle & development tbh .
seb89
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From BENELUX, I like only Belgium! One of my favorite countries in the world, although I've not been there before but from what is said from people and what I see!
Why? Luxembourg and The Netherlands are also amazing.
They are just as good as Belgium. 
Where are Greece's photos?
Yeah, that one
Always welcome, I will go you a tour in Belgium
Vasco da Gama shopping mall.
Yeah, the Benelux countries are, in my point of view, Europe's most advanced urban centers (not counting Norway). So yeah, special lifestyle. Where are Belgium's photos?
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Here is the Town Hall of my home township Chadderton And how it was 100 years ago
The hospital I was born in, 19 years and 50 weeks ago!
The "capital" of our county is Manchester. Her Majesty popped into a wedding at the Town Hall a few months back, to the surprise of the bride and groom
Then my University city is Bangor, in the North Welsh county of Gwynedd
A few "real" sights from the United Kingdom there
And how it was 100 years ago
The hospital I was born in, 19 years and 50 weeks ago!
The "capital" of our county is Manchester. Her Majesty popped into a wedding at the Town Hall a few months back, to the surprise of the bride and groom
Then my University city is Bangor, in the North Welsh county of Gwynedd
A few "real" sights from the United Kingdom there