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10 de ene. de 2024 · Santarém played a pivotal role in the political-military movement of the Captains of April 1974, contributing to the establishment of the democratic regime in Portugal. Throughout its history, despite changing rulers, it maintained its strategic importance and reputation as an administrative center and cultural hub.
Discover Santarem, known as the Gothic capital of Portugal. Santarem boasts an interesting historical centre, full of Gothic monuments and quiet streets, faltering by steps. It is a charming place to go for a calm stroll. The city is settled over a plateau made up of seven hills bordered by a Tajo’s meanders. The origin of Santarém goes back ...
Santarém, the belvedere city of Ribatejo. Standing on the top of a plateau, Santarém is a belvedere over the fertile wetland region, the River Tagus valley known for farming, cattle breeding and bullfighting. The city incorporated the lands of the Order of Christ, which supported the Portuguese Discoveries financially.
Santarém, the belvedere city of Ribatejo. Standing on the top of a plateau, Santarém is a belvedere over the fertile wetland region, the River Tagus valley known for farming, cattle breeding and bullfighting. The city incorporated the lands of the Order of Christ, which supported the Portuguese Discoveries financially.
Santarém, la capital del gótico de Portugal, cuenta con numerosos monumentos, museos y lugares interesantes que no debes dejar de conocer. Iglesia de Santa Maria da Graça. Contempla el gótico-flamígero de la Iglesia da Graça, en Santarém, Portugal. Convento de São Francisco. Contempla el gótico del Convento de São Francisco.
19 de jun. de 2023 · Si por el contrario accedemos a Portugal por Badajoz, nos quedará un tanto a desmano, pero podremos hacer una excursión de un día desde Lisboa de la forma más cómoda y rápida. En tren. Si no disponemos de vehículo y queremos hacer un recorrido por todo lo que ver en Santarém desde Lisboa, el tren es una opción muy recomendable.
During this period of great artistic and cultural opulence, Santarém was a royal residence and the capital of the kingdom of Portugal (1325-57), and, until the 15th century, it was frequently the meeting place of the early Portuguese parliament (known as the Cortes). In 1491, Prince Afonso, the son of D. João II and the heir to the throne ...
