Fátima est une ville de pèlerinage réputée du centre du Portugal, surtout connue pour les apparitions mariales de 1917, où la Vierge Marie serait apparue à trois jeunes bergers. Elle abrite le sanctuaire de Fátima, l'un des plus importants sanctuaires catholiques au monde, qui comprend la basilique Notre-Dame du Rosaire, la chapelle des Apparitions et la basilique moderne de la Sainte-Trinité. Chaque année, des millions de pèlerins visitent Fátima, notamment les 13 mai et 13 octobre, dates des principales célébrations religieuses. Au-delà de son importance spirituelle, la ville offre une atmosphère paisible, des musées et des paysages naturels environnants.

We begin in Alfama, one of Lisbon’s oldest neighborhoods. Then, we head up to Graça, perched on the city’s highest hill. From the Senhora do Monte viewpoint, enjoy a breathtaking panorama over Lisbon’s rooftops and the Tagus River. While there, don’t miss the National Pantheon. Next, St. George Castle. You’ll pass by the Lisbon Cathedral and Santo António Church, a favorite among locals. As we descend into the downtown area, elegant streets like Rua Augusta and majestic squares such as Praça do Comércio. We also explore Chiado and Bairro Alto. We continue along Liberdade Avenue, known for its luxury boutiques. Passing the Estrela Basilica and its serene gardens, we cross the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge to admire Lisbon from the opposite bank — right at the feet of the towering Cristo Rei monument. Finally, Belém. Here, you can enjoy a Pastel de Belém and explore the wonders of the Age of Discoveries: the Jerónimos Monastery, the Belém Tower, and the Monument to the Discoveries.