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14th Street Public Restroom
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14th Street Public Restroom

A public restroom at 14th Street in the park in the South Beach area of Miami Beach has the look of one of the art deco buildings that are characteristic of this part of the city.

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  • 14th Street Public Restroom
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  • Belem Tower with a reflection at night. Sometimes called the Tower of St. Vincent, this was the starting point for many voyages of discovery starting in 1515. It was built as a fortress to guard Lisbon's harbor and is a symbol of Portugal as well as a UNESCO World Heritage monument.
  • Belem Tower, or Tower of St. Vincent, was the starting point for many voyages of discovery. Built in 1515 as a fortress to guard Lisbon's harbor, it is a symbol of Portugal and the Age of Discovery, and is a UNESCO World Heritage monument.
  • Night view of the April 25 (25 de Abril) Bridge in Lisbon, Portugal as seen from the Belem district. Completed in 1966 , this suspension bridge across the Tagus River is the longest central span in Europe. Originally named after dictator Salazar, the name was changed after the revolution of April 25, 1974.
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