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12th-century Romanesque church, a national monument since 1910.
Igreja de São João de Alporão is a church in Santarém, Portugal. It is classified as a National Monument.
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Igreja de Santo Estêvão
This 13th-century church was damaged by an earthquake in the 16th century and was rebuilt in Renaissance style. It was classified a national monument in 1997.
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Visitação
A 16th-century church built during the transition from the Renaissance to Mannerism. It has some Rococo features and has been a national monument since 1922.
Igreja da Graça, Igreja de Santo Agostinho
Construction on this Gothic church began in 1380. Pedro Álvares Cabral, who "discovered" Brazil, is entombed here. It was declared a national monument in 1910.
Medieval Catholic church built on the ruins of an old mosque. A national monument since 1917.
Castelo de Santarém
Of this 12th-century protective fortification, only the Torre das Cabaças tower and a few stretches of wall remain.
This 17th-century convent is an excellent example of Portuguese Mannerism. It's been a national monument since 1923.