Portugal Centro Tomar
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A historical town set on the banks of the River Tagus, home to a number of exquisite Templars, churches, and scenic viewpoints.
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A historical town set on the banks of the River Tagus, home to a number of exquisite Templars, churches, and scenic viewpoints.
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One of Portugal's most prominent landmarks, this 12C Templar castle offers architectural variety and houses the Convent of Christ.
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Wander through the charming streets of Tomar and discover the beauty of this incredibly historical Portuguese town.
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Erected in the 12C as a Templar fortress, the convent retains much of its original architecture, blending Gothic and Romanesque motifs.
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The 58 arches of this aqueduct run for 6km across the countryside, and are a truly impressive sight to behold.
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A 12C church featuring a Gothic stone facade with a rose window and several spectacular 16C chapels.
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A 15C architectural treasure of the Manueline style. Inside there are many panels painted by Portuguese Renaissance artists.
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Collections of 20C Surrealist and Abstract paintings, sculptures, and drawings are on display at this excellent modern art museum.
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Casa dos Cubos is the result of award-winning restoration work of a former warehouse. It hosts regular exhibitions.
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The best preserved medieval synagogue in Portugal, this beautiful religious monument also houses a Jewish museum.
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