Santarem District Collection

A white dove made of feathers, symbolizing the Holy Spirit. Festa dos Tabuleiros is one of the most important celebrations in Portugal

The streets of Tomar decorated with paper flowers for Festival of the Trays. Festa dos Tabuleiros is one of the most important celebrations in Portugal

The Convent of the Order of Christ was originally a 12th century Templar stronghold. The Portuguese Templars were later turned into the Knights of the Order of Christ

Cross at the top of an ancient gravestone in the cemetery at the Castelo de Ourem, a Portuguese National Monument

A street in the old town of Tomar, Santarem District, Estremadura, Portugal

Ponte Velha, the renaissance bridge on Nabao river, with Convento de Cristo (Convent of Christ) on the background, Tomar, Santarem District, Estremadura, Portugal

Portugal, Tomar. Spanish dressed horseback riders leading the procession for the Festa dos Tabuleiros

Main cloister and fountain, Castle and Convent of the Order of Christ (Convento do Cristo), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tomar, Santarem district, Portugal, Europe

Roman Bridge over the River Nabao with Casa Viera Guimaraes in the background, Tomar, Santarem District, Portugal, Europe

Convento de Cristi (Convent of Christ) Monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tomar, Santarem District, Portugal, Europe

Praca da Republica, Igreja de Sao Batista church, Tomar, District Santarem, Portugal, Europe

Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary at the Portuguese Catholic Sanctuary of Fatima, Santarem District, Portugal, Europe

Europe; Portugal; Tomar; The Convent of the Order of Christ (Portuguese: Convento de Cristo)
Portugal, Tomar, The Convent of the Order of Christ (Convento de Cristo)

Europe; Portugal; Tomar; Prepairing for the Festival of the Trays
Portugal, Tomar, Preparing for the Festival of the Trays

Europe; Portugal; Tomar; Main Square of Tomar during festival the Festa dos Tabuleiros

Europe; Portugal; Tomar; Spiral Stone Staircase in Convento de Cristo

Europe; Portugal; Tomar; The streets of Tomar decorated with paper flowers for the celebrations, called festival of the Trays

Templar Abbey, Convento de Cristo, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tomar, Santarem District, Portugal, Europe

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Discover the enchanting Santarem District in Estremadura, Portugal. Immerse yourself in the rich history and stunning architecture of this picturesque region. Walk along the cobblestone streets of Tomar's old town, where you'll find a charming blend of traditional Portuguese buildings and vibrant culture. Marvel at Ponte Velha, a magnificent Renaissance bridge that spans over the Nabao river, offering breathtaking views. Adjacent to it is the Convento de Cristo, a majestic monastery that showcases intricate details and grandeur. Experience the Festa procession led by Spanish dressed horseback riders through the streets of Tomar. The lively atmosphere and colorful costumes create an unforgettable spectacle. Visit Praca da Republica and admire Igreja de Sao Batista church, a beautiful architectural gem nestled in Santarem District. Its stunning design will leave you in awe. Make sure to explore Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary at the Portuguese Catholic Sanctuary of Fatima nearby. This sacred site attracts pilgrims from all over Europe who seek solace and spiritual connection. Don't miss out on visiting The Convent of Christ (Convento de Cristo), designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its main cloister with its tranquil fountain offers a serene retreat from bustling city life. Immerse yourself further into history by attending preparations for Festival of Trays in Tomar. Witness locals getting ready for this vibrant celebration filled with music, dance, and cultural traditions. Santarem District truly captivates with its historical landmarks such as Convento de Cristi Monastery - an architectural masterpiece that stands as testament to Portugal's rich heritage. Indulge your senses in Santarem District's beauty – from ancient castles to religious sanctuaries – there is something here for everyone seeking an authentic Portuguese experience.