Monument · Tomar
Sinagoga de Tomar
The 15th-century synagogue has a square plan and a vaulted ceiling supported by columns and corbels.
The synagogue was built in the 15th century. Its vaulted ceiling rests on columns and wall corbels. Samuel Schwarz bought the building in 1923 and donated it to the Portuguese state in 1939.
It is in Tomar: see below the trips from Lisbon that go there.
Independent itineraries to do on your own. We do not sell tours, recommend tour operators or use affiliate links. Check timetables, tickets and access with official sources before you set off.
Trips from Lisbon to Tomar
Heritage
Tomar and Almourol Castle
From the Convent of Christ to Almourol island, an independent day requiring coordinated land transfers and confirmation of the crossing before departure.
- 10-12 hours
- about 140 km
- Train, Car, Ferry
- Difficult access
- Booking recommended
Heritage
Tomar and the Convento de Cristo
The former Templar headquarters in Portugal, with a UNESCO-listed convent above a quiet town on the River Nabão.
- 9-12 hours
- about 140 km
- Train, Car
- Partial accessibility
- No booking needed