The Convento de Cristo is one of the largest monumental ensembles in Portugal and Europe, which, due to its artistic quality, its connection to the History of Portugal and the World, and for its symbolic quality, soon earned UNESCO's World Heritage classification. The complex was built over four centuries and includes the Templar Castle of Tomar, the Henriquino Convent - Casa do Infante and Gothic Cloister; the Manuelina Church and the Capitulo window, ex-libris of Manueline art; the Convento Joanino, of the Order of Christ, reformed by D. João III, in the 16th century; and the 17th century Pegões Altos Aqueduct. The PMR entry/exit can be done through the Multiusos Room and the store (exit), located in the Claustro da Hospedaria, North wing. (automatic translation)