Ribatejo Collection

Almourol Castle, set on a island on Rio Tejo, Ribatejo Province, Portugal

The streets of Tomar during the Festa dos Tabuleiros (Festival of the Trays). Portugal

Portuguese traditional blue tiles (1932). Santarem market, Portugal

Main Cloister, Convento de Cristo (UNESCO world Heritage), Tomar, Ribatejo, Portugal

Carlos Relvas Photography museum. Golega, Portugal

Chicken stew. Portugal

Campinos of Portugal
Jovelino

Coruche and the Sorraia river at twilight. Ribatejo, Portugal

Convento de Cristo (UNESCO world Heritage), Tomar, Ribatejo, Portugal

Muge river and the plains of Ribatejo in front of Duke of Cadaval manor. Muge, Salvaterra de Magos. Portugal

Europe, Iberia, Portugal, Ribatejo, Fatima catholic sanctuary, huge rosary sculpture at the entrance to the Basilica of the Holy Trinity; with the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary in the distance

Turnips

Ocimum pupuraceus, a sweet herb. Ribatejo

Peas

Figs, a delicacy. Portugal

Goat cheese, a delicacy. Ribatejo, Portugal

White and blue facade. Coruche, Portugal

Garlic

Traditional bread of Ribatejo. Portugal

Corn (maize) plantations in Ribatejo, Portugal

Fresh goat cheese. Coruche, Portugal

Traditional corn bread. Santarem, Portugal

Aloysia triphylla, an aromatic herb. Ribatejo

Goat cheese. Azambuja, Ribatejo

Fennel, a pot-herb. Ribatejo

Flocks of thousands of Black-tailed Godwits (Limosa limosa) near the Tagus River Nature Reserve. Vila Franca de Xira, Portugal

The Festa dos Tabuleiros (Festival of the Trays) in Tomar. This festival is an ancient tradition, and the most important celebrated in the city, attracting people from all over the world

Aerial view of harvesting in Ribatejo, Portugal

Tagus river viewed from the Portas do Sol belvedere. Santarem, Portugal

Pumpkins market. Alpiarca, Portugal

Plowing the agricultural fields. Salvaterra de Magos, Portugal

Watermelons. Alpiarca, Portugal

A walking trail near the village of Constancia and the river Zezere, a tributary of Tagus river. Ribatejo, Portugal

The 12th century Templar castle of Almourol, in the middle of an island in the Tagus river, Portugal

The 16th century Pegoes aqueduct (Aqueduto dos Pegoes), 6 km long, that provides water to the Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal

Micha cloister. Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tomar, Portugal (MR)

The 12th century mighty Templar castle of Almourol at sunset. Portugal

A willow tree over the Nabao river and the Templar castle on the top of the hill. Tomar, Portugal

The Main Cloister is a work of the Renaissance convent built by King John III. Convent of Christ, Tomar. Portugal

The Manueline Window (Janela do Capitulo), Convent of Order of Christ, Tomar, 1510-1513 (stone)
IND52978 The Manueline Window (Janela do Capitulo), Convent of Order of Christ, Tomar, 1510-1513 (stone) by Arruda, Diogo de (before 1490-1531); Convent of the Knights of Christ, Tomar

PORTUGAL, Estremadura, Ribatejo Peniche. Atlantic Ocean town. Sea and cliffs topped by part of curtain wall to the 16th Century Fortaleza Castle situated south of the town

Santuario Do Senhor Jesus Dos Milagres (The Sanctuary Of Miracles Of The Lord Jesus); Milagres, Estremadura And Ribatejo, Portugal

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Welcome to Ribatejo, a captivating region in Portugal that will transport you back in time with its rich history and cultural heritage. Explore the Great Cloister at the Convent of the Order of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Tomar. Marvel at its intricate architecture and feel the spiritual ambiance surrounding this sacred place. Immerse yourself in the vibrant streets of Tomar during the Festa dos Tabuleiros (Festival of the Trays). Witness locals parading through town carrying towering trays adorned with bread and flowers, showcasing their deep-rooted traditions. Discover Portuguese traditional blue tiles dating back to 1932 at Santarem market. These beautiful hand-painted tiles depict scenes from daily life, adding charm to this bustling marketplace. Embark on an adventure to Almourol Castle, perched on an island along Rio Tejo. This medieval fortress stands as a testament to Ribatejo's strategic importance throughout history and offers breathtaking views of its surroundings. Step into Carlos Relvas Photography museum in Golega and delve into the world of early photography. Admire vintage cameras and stunning images captured by one of Portugal's pioneering photographers. Savor a mouthwatering chicken stew, a beloved dish that showcases Ribatejo's culinary prowess. Let your taste buds revel in this hearty meal bursting with flavors unique to Portugal. Visit The Charola, an oratorium originating from the 12th century within Templar Knights' headquarters. Experience a sense of awe as you witness its architectural grandeur combined with religious significance. As twilight descends upon Coruche, take a moment to appreciate its beauty alongside Sorraia river. Let tranquility wash over you while gazing at nature's masterpiece painting across Ribatejo Province. Explore more architectural wonders like Main Cloister at Convento de Cristo or immerse yourself fully within Convento de Cristo itself – both UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Tomar.