• Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima - The Sanctuary of Fátima is a globally significant religious pilgrimage site and a top destination in Portugal. It is closely linked to the Marian apparitions of 1917, when Our Lady of Fátima appeared to three children — Jacinta, Francisco, and Lúcia.

The sanctuary features several key elements, including the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, which contains the tombs of the three visionaries; the Chapel of the Apparitions, where the Virgin Mary appeared to the children; and the expansive Fátima Square, a venue for numerous religious celebrations.

Regardless of one’s faith, the Sanctuary of Fátima holds profound historical and cultural importance, exuding peace and tranquility. Its stunning architecture and spiritual significance make it a captivating site for those interested in exploring Portugal’s culture and spirituality.

• Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima - The Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, located in Fátima, Portugal, is a central landmark of the Sanctuary of Fátima — one of the world’s foremost pilgrimage sites. This magnificent structure draws pilgrims and visitors from around the globe.

The basilica is renowned for its Neo-Baroque and Neoclassical architecture, with a grand façade that stands out in the Fátima landscape. Inside, visitors are greeted by a spacious and ornately decorated interior, where natural light filters through vibrant stained-glass windows.

At the main altar is a revered statue of Our Lady of Fátima, cherished by the faithful. The basilica regularly hosts masses, religious ceremonies, and special celebrations that attract large gatherings.

It is a place of beauty and profound meaning, embodying the devotion and faith that have made Fátima a cherished destination for people worldwide.

• Capela Das Aparicoes - The Chapel of the Apparitions, situated in the heart of the Sanctuary of Fátima, holds deep spiritual and emotional significance. It was in this humble chapel that Our Lady of Fátima appeared to the three shepherd children — Jacinta, Francisco, and Lúcia — in 1917. Today, the Chapel of the Apparitions serves as a site of devotion and prayer, where the faithful gather to honor the Virgin Mary.

The chapel’s simplicity, with its whitewashed walls and blue-tiled roof, reflects the purity and humility of the apparitions. The site also features a statue of Our Lady of Fátima, venerated by countless visitors. Many pilgrims light votive candles and offer special prayers, creating an atmosphere of spirituality and contemplation.

• Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity - The Sanctuary of the Holy Trinity, located in Fátima, Portugal, is a modern and impressive addition to the Fátima complex, renowned for the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima. Opened in 2007, this sanctuary is dedicated to the Holy Trinity and provides visitors with a unique spiritual experience.

One of the sanctuary’s most striking features is its contemporary architecture, characterized by bold design and clean lines. The interior is spacious and bathed in natural light, fostering an atmosphere of serenity and reflection. Visitors can also explore the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament — a central space for worship and prayer.

Additionally, the Sanctuary of the Holy Trinity offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the Sanctuary of Fátima and the city itself. Its elevated location provides a privileged spot to admire the landscape and reflect on spirituality.

• Museu do Santuario de Fatima - The Fátima Museum, located within the Sanctuary of Fátima, offers profound insights into the Apparitions of Our Lady to the three shepherd children in 1917. Its collection includes historical and religious artifacts such as liturgical vestments and the crown of Our Lady, which contains the bullet from the assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II. The museum also features multimedia exhibits that enhance the visitor experience. Open daily, its schedule varies throughout the year. It is an essential stop for those seeking to understand the history of Fátima and experience the spiritual depth of this sacred place.

• Fatima - Fátima, situated in the heart of Portugal, is one of the world’s most significant pilgrimage centers. Known for the 1917 Apparitions, when three shepherd children reported seeing the Virgin Mary, the city attracts millions of visitors annually.

Whether for faith, history, or cultural curiosity, visiting Fátima is a remarkable experience that blends spirituality, heritage, and Portuguese tradition.

• Paroquia de Fatima e dos Pastorinhos - The Walk along the Way of the Little Shepherds in Fátima is a journey that follows the footsteps of the three visionary children — Jacinta, Francisco, and Lúcia. This route leads visitors to some of the most significant sites associated with the apparitions of Our Lady in 1917.

Along the walk, pilgrims have the opportunity to visit the Shepherds’ House, where the children lived, and the Parish Church of Fátima, where two of the visionaries — Jacinta and Francisco — are buried. The route offers visitors a chance to connect deeply with the history and devotion linked to the Marian apparitions in Fátima.

The Way of the Little Shepherds stands as a testament to the city’s religious and cultural importance, offering an atmosphere of reflection and spirituality for those who wish to explore the roots of Fátima and the enduring faith that continues to draw pilgrims from around the world.

• Casa De Francisco & Jacinta Marto - The Shepherds’ House, located in the village of Aljustrel, just a few kilometers from the Sanctuary of Fátima, is a site of great historical and spiritual significance for visitors to Fátima. These are the houses where Lúcia, Francisco, and Jacinta lived, preserved much as they were at the time of the 1917 apparitions. The house of Lúcia and the house of Francisco and Jacinta allow visitors to see the simple settings in which the children grew up, including personal belongings and original furniture.

Visitors can stroll through the village, experience the rural environment where the shepherd children lived, and gain a deeper understanding of their lives and the social context of the time. The visit provides an authentic glimpse into the children’s daily lives and the impact the apparitions had on the small community of Aljustrel, offering an immersive experience for those interested in the human dimension of the Fátima events.

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Guide/Driver specialized in tourism services
• All insurance included

• Lunch
• Snacks

Embark on an extraordinary journey to explore Fátima, a key pilgrimage site in Portugal, celebrated for its deep faith, spirituality, and rich history.

The Sanctuary of Fátima serves as the spiritual core of the city, showcasing the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and the poignant Chapel of the Apparitions, where Our Lady appeared to three shepherd children in 1917, drawing millions of pilgrims annually.

The Way of the Little Shepherds traces the paths of Jacinta, Francisco, and Lúcia, leading to the Shepherds’ House and the Parish Church of Fátima, where two of them are interred — offering profound insights into the apparitions and local devotion.

The contemporary Sanctuary of the Holy Trinity enhances the complex, offering a spacious venue for celebrations and events.

Fátima blends faith, history, and cultural heritage, crafting a distinctive and memorable experience for everyone who visits this iconic Portuguese destination.

• Suitable for all types of travellers.
• Ideal to avoid lines and unnecessary waiting.
• Child and baby seats are mandatory for children aged 0 to 11. These are available upon request if the child’s age is provided at the time of booking.
• Available for large private groups. Contact us.
• This experience requires a minimum number of travellers. If it is cancelled because the minimum number is not met, you will be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travellers in the shared version.

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