A legendary and important Christian place that is located at Cova da Iria. The city has become one of the most important international destinations for religious tourism, receiving approximately 6 million visitors a year.

The pedestal with an original sculpture of Our Lady of Fatima marks the exact spot where a small holm oak tree stood over someone who believes that the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to the three shepherds - Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta - May 13, June, July, September and October 1917. Here you can attend to a Mass.

Place where the 3 children saw the Angel of Portugal while they were herding their flocks.

The Hungarian Calvary has a chapel, dedicated to Saint Stephen, king of Hungary. The fourteen stations of the cross- and the chapel were offered by Hungarian Catholics, refugees in the West, after the Soviet invasion. Between the eighth and ninth stations of the Way of the Cross, stands the Chapel built on the place where the fourth apparition of Our Lady occurred on August 19, 1917.

Where we end our visit in Fatima, before going back to Lisbon. House where Lucia de Jesus, the youngest of six children, was born and lived.