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Baixa district, Lisbon , Portugal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal: general view of the ÃÂguas Livres (free waters) Aqueduct Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal: the womb of the ÃÂguas Livres (free waters) Aqueduct Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal:view outside the MÃÂ£e d'ÃÂgua (Water's Mother) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal: baroc fountain in Largo (square) do Rato Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sea Lion in Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina Royalty Free Stock Photo

Almirante Brown Square Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal: partial view of the ÃÂguas Livres (free waters) Aqueduct

Lisbon, Portugal: The great Arch of Amoreiras viewed from north Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal: view from the top of the ÃÂguas Livres (free waters) Aqueduct Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal:the old ÃÂguas Livres (free waters) aquaduct Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lisbon, Portugal: the corner of the hoary aquaduct in Amoreiras quarter Royalty Free Stock Photo

Partial view of thewestern arches of the ÃÂguas Livres (free waters) Aqueduct, that supplied water to Lisbon, Portugal, between 1748 and 1968. It resisted to the great eathquake (1755) and it is now part of the general museum on the old water supply system to Lisbon. The main arches were built over the AlcÃÂ¢ntara Valley under projects of the engeneers Manuel da Maia, CustÃÂ³dio Vieira and Carlos Mardel.