• Synagogue of Tomar - Explore Portugal’s oldest synagogue, a 500-year-old site with a profound history reflecting the challenges faced by Jews in medieval Europe.
• Roda do Parque do Mouchão - The Roda Hidráulica do Mouchão in Tomar, Portugal, is a historic 17th-century hydraulic water wheel. Situated in the scenic Mouchão Park, it was integral to the city’s irrigation system, utilizing the Nabão River’s power to distribute water to nearby areas. Constructed from wood and iron, it showcases Portugal’s engineering brilliance of the era. Today, it stands as a charming emblem of Tomar’s rich heritage, attracting visitors for admiration and photography.
• Museu dos Fósforos - Ignite your curiosity at the world’s largest matchbox collection museum.
• Centro de Estudos em Fotografia de Tomar - Casa dos Cubos - An art gallery that was once a food storage facility.
• Rio Nabão - A picturesque river winding through the city center. Enjoy a stroll while uncovering the river’s tales and secrets.
• Republic Square - Featuring bars, restaurants, churches, and the statue of Gualdim Pais (the founder of Tomar), this is an excellent starting point for your visit.
• Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Conceição - Offers stunning views of the city center.
• Pottery and Tile Workshop - A delightful place run by talented women where you can watch the creation, painting, and design of ceramics. You can even purchase these unique items if you have space in your luggage!
• Igreja do Convento de São Francisco - St. Francis Convent, cherished by the Portuguese, has ties to the Templar Knights and the 4th Crusade.
• Church Santa Maria do Olival - Discover the history and secrets of this significant Templar church, including the mystery of the buried Templar knights.
• Levada de Tomar – Moinhos e Lagares d’El Rei - Three free museums offering plenty to explore and enjoy.
• Arcos Do Estau - Established in 1550, this medieval marketplace emerged after the conflicts ended.
• Mercado De Tomar - Open most days, this traditional market invites you to meet locals and explore offerings of fish, bread, meat, and vegetables.
• Convent of Christ - A visit to the Convent of Christ is available for an additional €15 per person, though the operator does not enter.

• Climb on Tomar Castle walls - 100 feet high, with amazing city views.
• An emailed guide for Tomar and surrounding area, so you know what I know.
• Explore Portuguese food in the market (not Monday or Sunday)
• Onward Travel Knowledge - I have travelled in Portugal for two years and I know it well.
• The best places to eat and drink in Tomar - breathe Portuguese culture in.
• Watch artisans craft stunning ceramics in a working Portuguese studio!
• Stroll through Seven Hills Natural Forest and a discover the fountain of blood.

• Convent of Christ admission

An acclaimed actor turned storyteller brings the vibrant history of Tomar to life! This tour is fun, educational, and filled with captivating tales — a must-experience for inquisitive travelers.

Many visitors come to Tomar for one main attraction — the castle.

Currently, it is closed due to hurricane-force winds.

However, here’s the reality:
If that’s all you see, you’re missing the true essence.

This walking tour takes you beyond the Convent of Christ’s gates and into the dynamic town that brought it to life.

Tomar is not just a monument — it’s a narrative.

Experience the tragic tale of a saint murdered for love and the horror of the Jewish massacre.

Tomar is also a hub of artistry. Observe talented artisans crafting traditional tiles and pottery.

Receive insider tips on where to eat, drink, and explore. Consider this as strolling through Tomar with a friend who adores the city. And if you don’t laugh, your money back!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.