Tomar (São João Baptista), Santarem 2300

2-Bedroom Apartment Renovated in 2019, Located in the Center of TomarNext to Colgio Nuno lvares and Alameda 1 de Maro, the Central Location of this Apartment Provides the Extraordinary Convenience of Proximity to Shops, Services, and Other Amenities Features a Good Layout of Spaces, particularly in the separation of the Social Area from the more Private Bedroom Area Ample Sunlight throughout the Apartment due to the South-facing orientation of all Windows Wide views provide privacy throughout the residence THE City Of TOMARACCESSIBILITIESTomar is an accessible and well-connected city located in central Portugal, about 140 km northeast of Lisbon. The city is served by the Northern railway line, which connects it to several major cities, including Lisbon, Coimbra, and Porto, via the Entroncamento station, located just 12 km away. Major access routes include the Ic3 and A13, which facilitate access by car. This easy access makes Tomar a central point for exploring both the Ribatejo region and other areas of central Portugal.LOCATION / Tomar11 min from the A13 Highway15 min from Castelo de Bode Reservoir1h20 from Lisbon Airport1h00 from Nazar50 min from Alcobaa50 min from Coimbra30 min from FtimaTOMAR ATTRACTIONSTomar, the Templar city that developed around its Castle, was ordered to be built in 1160 by D. Gualdim Pais, Grand Master of the Order of the Temple, which would later become the headquarters of the monk-knights in Portugal. Tomar combines unforgettable beauty with a historic presence, full of symbolism and mysticism.The magnificent gardens, such as Parque do Moucho and Mata dos Sete Montes, are places you will want to explore, as is the Castelo de Bode Reservoir, a mirror-like body of water surrounded by pine forests with small islets that offer stunning landscapes.The Convent of Christ, a monument dating from the 12th century, was designated by Unesco as a World Heritage Site in 1983.Every four years, in July, the Festa dos Tabuleiros (Festival of the Trays) takes place, with origins in the Holy Spirit Cult, established in the 14th century, reminiscent of ancient harvest festivals. During the festival, women parade with trays loaded with bread and flowers on their heads.The city is entirely decorated with flowers, making it a national and international attraction of high relevance, drawing thousands of visitors from all over the world.The vibrant colors of the flowers and the joyful atmosphere blend into a lively and unique setting.ATTRACTIONS / Distances450 m from the Church of Santa Maria do Olival700 m from Parque do Moucho1 km from Mata dos 7 Montes1 km from Tomar Castle1.1 km from Hotel dos Templrios1.2 km from the Matchbox Museum1.5 km from the Convent of Christ ref: 129126