The Baroque facade from the end of the 18C of this former Jesuit college is characterised by the superpositioning of several floors set off with cornices and pierced by windows and niches which give it all the allure of a palace from that era. The in..

This Romanesque-Gothic church has archaeological collections. In the entrance, the attractive cenotaph of Duarte de Meneses, Count of Viana, is in the Gothic flamboyant style. It was built in the 15C by his wife to house a tooth, the only remains of ..

This Gothic church, built in 1380, has an attractive flamboyant facade inset with a pretty rose window, finely sculpted from a single block of stone. A restoration project has restored the purity of its lines to a very attractive main nave . The chu..

This belvedere has a broad panoramic view over the plain that the Tagus covers in winter with its fertilising water and over Santarém where you can make out the main monuments.

The walls of the market are covered with azulejos from the start of the century.

This church, founded in the 12C by King Afonso Henriques after the conquest of Santarém over the Moors in 1147, was remodelled in the 16C. The interior is covered with azulejos. The most interesting date from 1620 and 1635, these are azulejos knows a..

Located au centre of a horseshoe square, this chapel has a facade from the 16C. In the chevet, notice a 16C statue of the Virgin.

This church, the seat of great devotion, was founded in the 14C then successively remodelled. In a tabernacle, it has the Holy host which in 1247 was transformed into the blood of Christ.

The historic centre with its quiet alleys intercut with staircases makes a pleasant stroll.

From the top of the Calebasses tower , a remnant of the old medieval walls, located opposite the church of São João de Alporão, an attractive view over the whole town. Its clock used to regulate the life of the city.

From the walls pierced by the Sun Gate, which has given its name to the garden, you look down over the Tagus which has a large meander below.

This vast Gothic church formed part of a convent built in the 13C. The central nave, both narrow and 72m long, has a pretty rose window at the end over the tomb de Dona Leonora, the founder of the convent.

This is a fountain from the 13C whose porch, with its back to the city wall, is crowned with pyramidal merlons.

In this small farming town located on the other bank of the Tagus, below Santarém, you can visit a very attractive manor house. The Casa dos Patudos, built in 1905, belonged to José Relvas (1858-1929), a politician and great art lover who brought tog..

This town houses the Museu Rural e do Vinho , an interesting museum in a rural 19C quinta. Exhibited there is a large quantity of instruments and tools which let you follow the evolution of wine making techniques. To end the visit, the traditional s..