- Basilica of the Holy Trinity - Visit the Church of the Holy Trinity within the Sanctuary of Fátima. Opened in 2007, this church is designed to accommodate pilgrims from around the world, with a capacity of 400,000 people.
- Capela Das Aparicoes - Built by the community in 1919 at the request of Our Lady during one of her apparitions, this sacred space features an image of Our Lady, marking the exact spot where the shepherd children experienced the heavenly visions under the holm oak tree. Light a candle or collect blessed water to connect with the spiritual essence of this revered site.
- Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima - Located at the site where the three shepherd children played during the first Apparition, this Basilica now houses the tombs of these witnesses of the Fátima apparitions.
- Rotunda dos Pastorinhos - Take the enchanting Fátima train journey starting at the Fátima Bus Station. Pause for a photo at the Shepherd Children Roundabout without getting off. The final stop is the House of the Shepherd Children.
- Casa De Francisco & Jacinta Marto - Explore the birthplace and home of Blessed Francisco and Jacinta Marto, the youngest Marto siblings who witnessed the apparitions of Our Lady. This historic house, built in 1888, offers a deep insight into their lives.
- Casa De Lucia - View the exterior of Sister Lúcia’s house, dating back to 1885. At ten years old, she couldn’t read or write when she first saw Our Lady in Cova da Iria with her cousins Francisco and Jacinta Marto. Lúcia was the only one of the three who spoke with the Virgin Mary.
- Parish Church of Fatima - Reboard the Fátima Train, passing by the church where the Shepherd Children were baptized for a photo opportunity (without getting off). The train will then take you to the Fátima Sanctuary.
- Loca do Anjo - Pass through the Loca of the Angel, the sacred site where the Angel of Peace appeared to the shepherd children during the first and third apparitions.
- Poco do Arneiro - Visit the Arneiro Well, which gained significance due to the second apparition of the Angel of Peace in the summer of 1916.
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Via Sacra - Walk a section of the Way of the Cross, starting from the 9th station out of 14 stations commemorating the Passion of the Lord, with a 15th station representing the Resurrection. Finally, reach the Calvary where a chapel dedicated to Saint Stephen is located.
If you wish to complete the entire Way of the Cross, please select the option of an additional hour tour. - Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima - Arrive at the Fátima Sanctuary by train.
- Scenic Tourist Train tickets
- Gratuities
Immerse yourself in a unique and intimate experience as you explore Fátima on a private guided walking tour, delving into the lives of three children—Lúcia, Francisco, and Jacinta Marto—who witnessed the apparitions of Our Lady in 1917.
This guided tour will lead you to the locations of the apparitions, the shepherd children’s house, and the basilica housing their tombs, as well as the spots where the Angel of Peace appeared. You will have the opportunity to light candles at the sanctuary, collect blessed water, and traverse part of the Way of the Cross, from station IX to XV, following in the footsteps of the shepherd children.
Additionally, you can embark on a scenic train tour, unveiling the church where the shepherd children were baptized and providing a panoramic view of the region.
For a more comprehensive experience, there is an option to extend the tour by an extra hour, exploring the Via Sacra from the first station.
- Not recommended for individuals with reduced mobility.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
