Category: Civil Architecture > Ensemble
District: Santarém > Santarém > Santarém > Marvila
Located on a hill on the right bank of the Tagus River, the Historic Center of Santarém offers stunning views of the fertile floodplains and the river.
Known as the "Capital of Gothic" in Portugal, Santarém has a vast historical heritage that reflects the presence of diverse cultures, from Romans to Muslims and Christians. Churches, convents and walls are part of its architectural legacy.
Green space that offers panoramic views and integrates vestiges of the ancient wall.
It stands out for its Gothic architecture and the rose window, where the mortal remains of Pedro Álvares Cabral rest.
Old watchtower, now adapted into a time museum.
Famous for its colorful tiles inside.
Place of worship associated with the famous Eucharistic Miracle.
Narrow and winding streets, with buildings that display a mixture of architectural styles, from medieval to Renaissance, to the tile-covered houses of the 19th century.
Roman and Muslim vestiges can still be found, including ruins of the Moorish citadel and traces of the Roman temple of Scallabis.
The Ribeira de Santarém (Santarém Riverside), with its churches and the old commercial connection to the river, stands out as an essential point to understand the historical relationship of the city with the Tagus.
The historic center is easily explored on foot, with several guided tour options. Cultural events and local festivities enrich the visitor's experience.
The visit can be complemented with a stop at one of the city's restaurants to taste typical Ribatejo dishes and appreciate the local wines.
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Coordinates DD: 39.237009591415585,-8.685167221283097
Coordinates DMS: 39°14'13.2"N 08°41'6.6"W
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