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A manueline style window (16th century) in the house of Garcia de Resende, a poet and architect of the 16th century. Evora, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Portugal
The main portal of the Unfinished Chapels (Capelas Imperfeitas) in Batalha Monastery (Mosteiro da Batalha), Batalha municipality, Leiria district, Estremadura province, Portugal
The Mother Church of Caminha (Nossa Senhora da Assuncao church) in manueline style, dating back to the 16th century. Caminha, Alto Minho. Portugal
The Charola, with its origin in the 12th century, was the Templar Knights oratorium within the Convent of Christ. a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal
The 15th century Convento de Jesus (Jesus Convent) designed by the architect Diogo Boitaca in 1494. It is one of the first examples of Manueline Style in the portuguese architecture. Setubal, Portugal
Pitass House from the 17th century, in a late manueline style. Caminha, Minho. Portugal
Alcacer do Sal, Alentejo. Portugal
Sunset on Batalha Monastery (Mosteiro da Batalha), Batalha municipality, Leiria district, Estremadura province, Portugal
The Lavabo in the Royal Cloister (Claustro Real) of the Batalha Monastery (Mosteiro da Batalha), Batalha municipality, Leiria district, Estremadura province, Portugal
The manuleine columns of the Royal Cloister (Claustro Real) of the Batalha Monastery (Mosteiro da Batalha), Batalha municipality, Leiria district, Estremadura province, Portugal
A tourist observes the columns of the cloister of the Mosteiro dos Jeronimos (Jeronimos Monastery), Santa Maria de Belém, Lisbon, Lisbon Metropolitan Area, Portugal
The Church of the Divine Saviour, Alvor, Eastern Algarve, Algarve, Portugal, Europe
The jewish quarter and the manueline fountain in the historical village of Castelo de Vide, Alentejo, Portugal (MR)
A manueline cross (16th century) belonging to the Church of Our Lady of Estrela (Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Estrela). Marvao, Portugal
Detail of the beautiful portuguese manueline style portal of the Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval (16th century). Olivenza. Extremadura, Spain
The Mother Church (Igreja Matriz) of Vila Nova de Foz Coa, dating back to the 16th century. Alto Douro, Portugal
Micha cloister. Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal (MR)
The Main Cloister is a work of the Renaissance convent built by King John III. Convent of Christ, Tomar. Portugal
Window of the Palacio Nacional de Sintra (Sintra National Palace), a Royal Palace with its origins dating back to the 15th century. Portugal
