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Tuis 42144
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This was where the Old Fish Market stood.
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This Water Clock by Bernard Tirtiaux is a tribute to Adolphe Sax
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This wee shop stocks some 2,300 different items
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This woman is travelling in style
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This yellow Albero soil is used in bullrings
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This young man does roast chicken
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This “smalteblau”, blue house, dates back to 1593
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Thomas Telford, a Scottish engineer, was responsible for many of Britain's roads, bridges and canals
[Conwy - North Wales]
![Thomas Telford, a Scottish engineer, was responsible for many of Britain's roads, bridges and canals
[Conwy - North Wales]](../../../_data/i/galleries/EnglandWales/Conwy/GB_0440-cu_s9999x250.jpg "Thomas Telford, a Scottish engineer, was responsible for many of Britain's roads, bridges and canals
[Conwy - North Wales] (1605 visits) Thomas Telford, a Scottish engineer, was responsible for many of Britain's roads, bridges and canals...")
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Thon frais - fresh tuna
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Those in love come to attach a padlock on the Pont des Arts to seal their love
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Those who remember the Sound of Music will remember this building
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Thousands of fragments were brought to shore and delicately pieced together
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Three charming Bunratty Castle staff
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Three figures on a stone plinth
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Three large flying buttresses strengthen the left side of Santa Chiara
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Three Legged Mare at High Petergate
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Three travellers checking their bearings on Passo Valparola
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Throne Room
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Through every arch, there is an interesting picture
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Through the arch is the Colegiata de San Isidro
