• Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima - A spacious square, flanked by lush trees on the northern and southern sides, and bordered by the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima and the Basilica of the Holy Trinity on the eastern and western sides, respectively. Visitors can admire the Large Holm-oak Tree, the Sacred Heart of Jesus monument, the Nativity Scene, the Berlin Wall, the High Cross, and the John Paul II and Pius XII Squares.
• Capela Das Aparicoes - Known as the “heart” of the Shrine of Fatima, the Chapel of the Apparitions is a significant site.

It was here that the Virgin Mary spoke to the young shepherds. Out of the six apparitions of the Virgin Mary, five occurred at this location—in May, June, July, September, and October—where, as directed by the Lady, a chapel was to be built in her honor.

Constructed between April 28 and June 15, 1919, it was later blessed, with the first Mass celebrated there on October 13, 1921. After being dynamited on the morning of March 6, 1922, it was restored and reopened on January 13, 1923.

• Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima - This temple features a large nave with a presbytery, transept, and two sacristies. It includes 14 side altars, each representing a mystery of the rosary.

One of these altars houses the tombs of Jacinta, Francisco, and Lucia. Since their beatification, many visitors have come to the basilica to see them.

• Basilica of the Holy Trinity - The foundation stone was laid on June 6, 2004, and it was consecrated on October 12, 2007.

The altar is crafted from a unique piece of local stone, branco do mar. On the front side of the altar, there is a piece of marble from the tomb of the Apostle Peter (over which the Basilica of St. Peter was built, in the Vatican).

• Via Sacra - Following the path traditionally taken by the young shepherds, the Way of the Cross—or the Way of the Little Shepherds—culminates at a Hungarian Calvary, with a chapel dedicated to St. Stephen, King of Hungary.
• Loca do Anjo - Loca do Anjo, also known as Loca do Cabeço, is the site of the first and third apparitions of the Angel.
• Valinhos Sanctuary - Situated between the 8th and 9th stations of the Way of the Cross on the Path of the Little Shepherds, this is where the fourth apparition of Our Lady occurred on August 19, 1917.

The monument commemorating this event was built with donations from Hungarian Catholics.

• Casa De Lucia - This is the birthplace and home of Lucia.

In 1981, Sister Lucia donated the house to the Shrine. The surrounding area was developed, and a new information office was established there.

• Poco do Arneiro - In the backyard of Lucia’s house, there is a well known for being the site of the second apparition of the Angel in the summer of 1916.
• Francisco and Jacinta’s House - The other two young shepherds who witnessed the apparition of the Virgin Mary were born and raised in this house.

Located 200 meters from Lucia’s house, it was also acquired by the shrine and subsequently rebuilt.

• Transport in luxury vehicles for maximum comfort.
• Customized extra equipment upon request.
• Certified Tourist Driver.
• Personal accident and liability insurance included.
• Executive vehicles equipped with Wi-Fi, bottled water, and refreshments.
• Options can be added on request (See Exclusions).

• Typical Lunch (Starter - Main course – Drink – Dessert – Coffee) with Wines
• Gratuities are not included and are left to individual discretion

Join us for a private excursion to the Sanctuary of Fátima, a beacon of faith and pilgrimage that attracts millions each year. Nestled in the heart of Portugal, this sacred site celebrates the 1917 appearance of the Virgin Mary to three youthful shepherds.
During our journey, guests have the chance to join a mass or partake in the rosary prayer. The primary site of pilgrimage in Fátima is the Sanctuary housing the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Chapel of Apparitions. Not to be missed are the Little Shepherds’ Houses, where the children who saw the apparitions resided, offering a peep into the happenings of 1917. Another site of interest is the Valinhos Sanctuary, thought to be the location of another apparition.
Our expert guide will impart the rich history and significance of this hallowed site, and be ready to answer any queries guests may have. The Sanctuary of Fátima promises to be a unique and memorable affair, leaving a deep impact on all who tour.

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