Gardens to the south of the Palace of São Lourenço, a monument built in the sixteenth century that is now headquarters of the army and the official residence of the representative of the Portuguese Republic in the Autonomous Region of Madeira.
I think it can be used for other purposes, although a part of the building is open to visitors.
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Jardins a sul do Palácio de São Lourenço, um monumento construído no século XVI que hoje é Quartel General do Exército e residência oficial do representante da república portuguesa na Região Autónoma da Madeira.
Considero uma pena que não seja utilizado para outros fins, pese embora uma parte do edifício seja visitável.
What a beautiful place...I love traveling via the web to other countries, states and towns, you are lucky to live where you do.
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What an austere looking place.
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ReplyDeleteIt's so lush a garden! Do you happen to know what variety of trees are they?
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