The heart of Fátima and one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world. Visitors will have time to explore the vast sanctuary complex, reflect in the prayer areas, and admire the spiritual atmosphere that attracts millions of pilgrims each year.

Built on the exact location where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared in 1917, this small chapel is the spiritual center of Fátima. Guests may attend a short moment of prayer or simply observe this deeply symbolic site.

This neo-baroque basilica houses the tombs of the three shepherd children. Visitors can appreciate its impressive architecture and peaceful interior.

One of the largest Catholic churches in the world, known for its contemporary design and vast interior space dedicated to large celebrations and gatherings.

(Short drive from the Sanctuary – approx. 5 km / 10 minutes) The site of the August 1917 apparition. A peaceful rural setting that offers visitors a deeper understanding of the historical events linked to Fátima.

The small village where the three shepherd children were born and lived. Guests can visit the preserved family homes and gain insight into rural Portuguese life in the early 20th century.

Before returning to Lisbon, you may choose to include an optional visit to the magnificent Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Portugal’s greatest architectural masterpieces. Built in the 14th century to commemorate the historic Battle of Aljubarrota, this extraordinary monument showcases stunning Gothic and Manueline architecture, intricate stone carvings, soaring arches, and the iconic Unfinished Chapels. This brief stop offers a remarkable opportunity to experience Portugal’s history, craftsmanship, and cultural identity in a truly inspiring setting before the comfortable journey back to Lisbon. Please note that this visit is subject to the monastery’s closing hours: 17:00 during the winter season and 18:30 during the summer season, and may not be possible if timing does not allow.