Tejo River Collection

25 de April bridge (similar to the Golden Gate bridge) across the Tagus river and Cristo Rei (Christ the King) on the south bank of the river, in the evening. Lisbon, Portugal

A cruise ship in the Tagus river, leaving the port of Lisbon, passes beneath the 25 de Abril bridge. Portugal

Alfama district at twilight facing the Tagus river. Lisbon, Portugal

The roman bridge of Alcantara (Trajans Bridge) is a stone arch bridge built over the Tagus river at Alcantara in 106 AD by an order of the Roman emperor Trajan. It is fully operational today

The Electricity Museum (Central Tejo) now part of the MaT (Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology), bordering the Tagus river at twilight. Lisbon, Portugal

A traditional passenger boat (cacilheiro) crossing the Tagus river between Almada and Lisbon. Portugal

The Tagus river (Tejo river) and the historic centre of Lisbon at twilight. Portugal

A cruise ship in the Tagus river. The historic centre of Lisbon in the background. Portugal

The traditional and moorish Alfama district and a cruise ship on the Tagus river. Lisbon, Portugal

Rooftops of the Baixa, the historic centre of Lisbon, with the Tagus river and the Motherchurch on the background, at twilight. Lisbon, Portugal

Tagus river viewed from the Portas do Sol belvedere. Santarem, Portugal

Tagus river and 25th April bridge, near the huge statue of Cristo Rei. Lisbon, Portugal

The 25th of April bridge on a big traffic day and the huge statue of Cristo Rei, Lisbon, Portugal

The 12th century Templar castle of Almourol, in the middle of an island in the Tagus river, Portugal

The Tower of Maritime Control in Alges at dusk, overlooking the Tagus river and the Atlantic Ocean. A contemporary project by architect Goncalo Byrne. Lisbon, Portugal

Vasco da Gama Tower at dusk, the highest building in Portugal. A project by Leonor Janeiro and Nick Jacobs overlooking the Tagus river, in the Parque das Nacoes district. Lisbon, Portugal

The 12th century mighty Templar castle of Almourol at sunset. Portugal

Vasco da Gama Bridge over the Tagus river (Tejo river), the longest bridge in Europe. Lisbon, Portugal

25th of April Bridge over the Tagus river (Tejo river) and Lisbon at twilight. Portugal

Alcantara district and the Tagus river. The Arrabida mountain range on the background. Lisbon, Portugal

Vasco da Gama Tower at the Parque das Nacoes, a project by Leonor Janeiro and Nick Jacobs, now the Myriad Sana Hotel near the Tagus river. Lisbon

The iconic cruise ship Queen Mary II on the Tagus river facing the traditional moorish Alfama district. Lisbon, Portugal

Torre de Belem (Belem Tower), in the Tagus river, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 16th century in Portuguese Manueline Style at twilight

Tram; Lisbon, Portugal

The MaT (Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology), bordering the Tagus river, was designed by British architect Amanda Levete. Lisbon, Portugal (MR)

The 16th century Belem Tower (Torre de Belem), designed by Francisco Arruda, by the Tejo River (Tagus River), Lisbon, Portugal, Europe

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The majestic Tejo River flows gracefully through the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, offering breathtaking views and a rich tapestry of history. As the sun sets over this enchanting city, the 25 de April Bridge stands tall, reminiscent of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. This architectural marvel spans across the Tagus River, connecting both sides with its grandeur. Cristo Rei watches over this picturesque scene from afar, his towering statue providing solace and serenity to all who behold it. A cruise ship glides along the Tagus River, leaving behind the bustling port of Lisbon as it embarks on a journey filled with adventure and discovery. In twilight's embrace, Alfama district reveals its charm as it faces towards the tranquil waters of the Tagus River. The Roman Bridge of Alcantara proudly displays its stone arches that have stood strong for centuries. The Electricity Museum (Central Tejo) now finds itself transformed into an artistic haven as part of the Museum of Art and Architecture. Its walls hold stories untold within their ancient structure. A cacilheiro boat ferries passengers across these historic waters between Almada and Lisbon - a traditional mode of transport that has become synonymous with life on the Tagus River. From Santarem's Portas do Sol belvedere, one can gaze upon a mesmerizing view - where time seems to stand still as they witness nature's masterpiece unfold before their eyes. The vastness of the Tagus river stretches far beyond sight while being framed by Baixa's rooftops - a testament to Lisbon's rich heritage. Nearby lies another captivating sight: The 25th April bridge gracefully arches above these shimmering waters while Cristo Rei keeps watch nearby. These landmarks serve as reminders not only of Portugal's past but also its resilience and ability to blend tradition seamlessly with modernity. As day turns into nightfall, lights dance upon this mystical river, illuminating the historic center of Lisbon.