All of Tomar's history and loads of fun.

Discover the oldest Synagogue in Portugal. 500 years old it holds a dark history of Jews and what they endured in medieval Europe.

The Roda Hidráulica do Mouchão in Tomar, Portugal, is a historic hydraulic water wheel dating back to the 17th century. Located in the picturesque Mouchão Park, it served as part of the city's irrigation system, harnessing the power of the Nabão River to supply water to the surrounding areas. The wheel, made of wood and iron, stands as a testament to Portugal's engineering ingenuity of the time. Today, it's a charming symbol of Tomar's rich history and is a popular spot for visitors to admire and photograph.

Strike forth to this perfect match. I'll point to to the museum of matchboxes, it's the biggest collection in the world!

An art gallery that used to be a food storage building.

A beautiful meandering river in the centre of the city. We'll walk along as I tell you the river's secrets and stories.

With bars and restaurants, churches and the statue of Gualdim Pais (the builder of Tomar) this is a great place to start your visit.

Great views of the city centre.

Run by a couple of brilliant woman you'll be able to watch as the team make, paint and design ceramics in front of your very eyes. You can even buy what they make - if you have room in your suitcase!

Loved by the Portuguese and with a connection with the Templar Knights and the 4th crusade

Come and hear the history and the secrets of this great Templar church

3 free museums I like to leave you with lots more to see and do when I leave you

Built in 1550 this medieval marketplace is what happened when the fighting finished.

Open most days come and meet the locals in this traditional market. Fish, bread, meat and veg

where entry is a another €15 per person I don't go in