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High clock tower of the Church of St. Nicholas among the red roofs of houses on the seashore. Perast, Montenegro Royalty Free Stock Photo

High bell tower among the red roofs of ancient houses on the shore of the Bay of Kotor. Perast, Montenegro. Drone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scenic foggy high perspective view from the tower on Bologna old town center. Vintage buildings with red tile roofs Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of City high-rise buildings and red tiled roofs in Old Town, Vilnius, Lithuania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Typical red roofs of Bologna in a foggy day. View from a narrow window of Asinelli Tower. Emilia Romagna , Italy. Royalty Free Stock Photo

View from the tower on the red roofs of the village Royalty Free Stock Photo

Landscape of old city with red roofs and high tower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red roofs of the city Prague timelapse shot from the high point on Old Town Bridge Tower Royalty Free Stock Photo

The church and red roofs of Adriatic city of Muggia in the north of Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient houses with red roofs and a church bell tower at the foot of the mountains. Perast, Montenegro Royalty Free Stock Photo

White bell tower of the Church of St. Ivan among the red roofs of the ancient houses of Budva. Montenegro. Drone Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of the red tiled roofs from the tower. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Croatian town of Rovinj on a shore of blue azure turquoise Adriatic Sea, lagoons of Istrian peninsula, Croatia. High bell tower. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Photo made in Porto (Portugal) in a QUARTER of the city where you see the red roofs and a high tower. Porto is located on the north bank of the Douro River, not far from the Atlantic Ocean. Very famous is the Vinho do Porto; In fact, the latter is produced from grapes of the Douro Valley, was identified with the city in the second half of the seventeenth century because most of the production was exported by sea from its port. Occasionally Porto is also called the cidade invicta is rejected because the attack of the Moors is the imperial army of Napoleon, and has never been defeated militarily since its creation in the Roman Empire.