Mouchão Park – Mouchão Hydraulic Wheel loop from Tomar

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Santarém

Tomar (São João Baptista)

Mouchão Park – Mouchão Hydraulic Wheel loop from Tomar

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Mouchão Park – Mouchão Hydraulic Wheel loop from Tomar

04:34

58.0km

870m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 56.4 km for 87 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.30 km

Old Bridge (Dom Manuel Bridge), Tomar

Highlight • Bridge

A rather old arched road and pedestrian bridge connecting the two banks of the Nabão River in the city of Tomar. It is said that the Romans first crossed the …

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1.33 km

Mouchão Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Small cozy park with a large mill wheel 🤩

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1.56 km

A model of a hydraulic water wheel, once used to irrigate fields or supply water to mills. The wheel was built in 1976 and has been rebuilt and renovated several times. It is located in the Parque do Mouchão.

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27.7 km

Moinho de Avecasta

Peak

56.3 km

Tomar Town Hall

Highlight • Monument

Wow, they've really gone all out there, a very large facility.

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56.4 km

Republic Square and the Church of Saint John the Baptist, Tomar

Highlight • Religious Site

The Praça da República and the Igreja Matriz de São João Baptista are the historical and cultural heart of Tomar, a city deeply linked to the history of the Knights …

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56.4 km

Statue of Dom Gualdim Pais

Highlight • Monument

The statue of Dom Gualdim Pais, located in the center of Praça da República, honors one of the most important and emblematic figures in the history of the Templars in …

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56.8 km

Mata Nacional dos Sete Montes

Highlight • Forest

This park is worth seeing. It features 39 hectares of woods and gardens that once belonged to the Order of Christ. These were acquired by the state in 1938, along …

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