Hotel simple and familiar that is distinguished by its good location, right in the center of town. After undergoing renovation works, now features more modern facilities and comfortable, with everything needed for a relaxing stay.

Quinta da Anunciada Nova is situated on a hill below the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. Is a former convent, now residence, retaining the main Chapel of the old religious building, with portal and porch.

This place was initially created to supply water to the municipality, and is now a beautiful and pleasant place for walks and recreation. It features an artificial swimming pool with a small sandy area, a bar/restaurant, and a multi-purpose area.

A rather pleasant space, already awarded a prize in the National Gastronomy Contest, with well prepared traditional dishes. Good wine list. It has a renewed room - what was once rustic is now modern.

Small chapel that is part of a building. It does not have a door to the outside as it was built to be a prison chapel. The facade has a large window with granite jambs and a central column, right lintel and interrupted pediment, decorated with volutes and shells. Of note is the altar entirely built in marble and the image of the Lady of Bom Sucesso located inside the aedicule, in a round arch, on a pedestal.

The Synagogue of Tomar is probably the oldest gothic Hebrew temple. The temple was built between 1430-60 and closed in 1496, during the expulsion of the Jews. After that it was converted into a prison and in 1923 it was acquired by Samuel Schwarz and donated to the Portuguese state so the Luso-Hebraico Museum of Abrão Zacuto could be created there. It retains a columned structure covered by a cross vault.

Building built on the site where once existed the convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, demolished in 1901 to make way for the construction of the current building. Opened in 1904, housing initially some public offices. After working as prison, Casa do Povo, finance and as Civil and commercial Registration, was inaugurated here the school of technology of Abrantes, in 1999.

Housed in the former Primary School, this museum is a tribute to the memory of the riverside people of the municipality and to the vessel that formerly transported wine from the Douro Demarcated Region to Porto - the "Rabelos" Boats.

Museum opened in 2007, exhibiting an ethnographic exhibition (exhibition of regional costumes) and another archaeological one, with emphasis on artefacts from Antas do Ramalhal and the archaeological site of Rominha.

Rustic house decorated with agricultural implements. Friendly service and regional cuisine well be expected from budget hotel. Highlighting the broad and pleasant outdoor space, ideal for children.