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In the very heart of the Tomar city, evolved by a river, the Thomar Boutique hotel is a venue that contemplates history, where the guest is invited to enter a journey through the iconic ages of the city. Each room is tailor made so the guests can enjoy a unique experience. From our bespoken Rooftop at a distance of a glance you can contemplate the downtown of the Templar city.
The comfort, the quintessential, of an urban hotel, that gathers history and a personalized service.
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The hotel is based on a city concept that allies the comfort with a design with character. In the very heart of the Tomar city, evolved by a river, the Thomar Boutique hotel is a venue that contemplates history, where the guest is invited to enter a journey through the iconic ages of the city. On each floor a new discovery begins.
Roman Era
The Roman city of Sellium – nowadays called Tomar - was created about 2000 years ago. The Romans passed through it on the way between Olissipo (Lisbon) and Aeminiem (Coimbra), crossing the Nabanis River, nowadays called Nabão, through the "Ponte Velha" bridge, which, despite the changes it has undergone over the years, still characterizes this city.
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Discoveries Era
With the conversion of the Templars into the Order of Christ, many of the Templar Knights became navigators. It was in Tomar that much of the voyage planning of the discoveries was done. The caravels bore in their sails the Order of Christ’s cross, spreading the Christian faith overseas.
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Templar Era
The story of Tomar is confused with the history of the Templars. It was in Tomar that this Order decided to build its headquarters, transforming the Convent of Christ into the most glorious Templar monument in the world. Warrior monks, with a vow of faith and chastity, renounced the riches of life to become champions of the Christian faith.
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Industrial Era
In the century In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Tomar was one of the most industrialized cities in Portugal, where the main sectors were spinning, milling and paper. This floor is a tribute to Tomar's industrialists and their workers. With the inventions of new machines came the new glamorous products.
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