- The
Clérigos Church (Portuguese:
Igreja dos
Clérigos,
pronounced [ˈklɛɾiɣuʃ]; "Church of the Clergymen") is a
Baroque church in the city of Porto, in Portugal...
- Douro. This line is
heavily used by tourists. Line 18: P****eio Alegre-
Clérigos:
connects P****eio
Alegre and M****arelos (site of the Tram Museum) and then...
-
Internacional de
Ernesto Chardron was founded, from a shop on Rua dos
Clérigos by the
Frenchman Ernesto Chardron [pt].
Following its founder's death,...
- with a
tower that
became its
architectural and
visual icon: the
Torre dos
Clérigos (English: Clerics' Tower).
During the 18th and 19th centuries, the city...
-
buildings with
scenographic emplacement such as the
church and
tower of
Clérigos, the
logia of the
Porto Cathedral, the
church of Misericórdia, the Palace...
- Co-Cathedral of St.
Peter of
Clerics (Portuguese: Co-Catedral São
Pedro dos
Clérigos) Also
Recife Co-Cathedral It is a
Catholic church located in the city of...
-
Praia do
monte Clérigo is a
beach within the muni****lity of Aljezur, in Algarve, Portugal. The
beach is on the
western Seaboard in the
north west of...
- the
Blessed Virgin Mary
Szczecin Poland 75.6 m (248 ft)
Igreja dos
Clérigos 1763
Porto Portugal 75.6 m (248 ft)
Trinity Cathedral 1857 Morshansk...
-
crown of
bronze of 7,000
kilograms (15,000 lb),
similar in
style to the
Clérigos Church,
surmounted by an
illuminated cross. It was
Gerardus Samuel van...
-
Nossa Senhora do Rosário was
influenced by the
churches of São
Pedro dos
Clérigos in
Porto and Rio de Janeiro, as well as the
church of San
Carlo alle Quattro...
