Private Full-Day Fátima and Western Region Tour from Lisbon
Lisbon, Portugal
Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
Duration: Flexible
This Western Region tour will allow you to get to know the patrimonial masterpieces of Portugal, including Fátima and the homes of the three shepherds. Fátima is the religious capital of Portugal, an essential visit for many people, as its the place where Our Lady appeared to the three children on the 13th of May, 1917. The World Heritage Sites of Batalha and Alcobaça Monasteries are also included in the program, as well as the villages of Nazare and Óbidos.
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This Western Region tour will allow you to get to know the patrimonial masterpieces of Portugal, including Fátima and the homes of the three shepherds. Fátima is the religious capital of Portugal, an essential visit for many people, as its the place where Our Lady appeared to the three children on the 13th of May, 1917. The World Heritage Sites of Batalha and Alcobaça Monasteries are also included in the program, as well as the villages of Nazare and Óbidos.The day starts with a visit to Óbidos, Village of the Queens. A magnificently well-preserved medieval town, which you will explore on foot, along with your guide. After Óbidos, you'll have the option of visiting the famous 12th century monastery of Alcobaça. This monastery is not only a beautiful architectural example, that include the King Don Pedro I and Inês de Castro monuments.
Next up is Nazare, a small town, rich in traditions. You'll spend your lunchtime here. From Nazaré, you'll continue to the Monastery of Batalha, (or Alcobaça, as an option) an example of the late Gothic Portuguese style. Here, you'll find a mix of the Gothic with Manuelino Art, a symbol of the Portuguese maritime expansion. Next is Fátima and its Sanctuary, the site where Our Lady of Fátima appeared in 1917. Along the way, you'll have a taste of the traditional and famous cherry liqueur, Ginginha.
Next up is Nazare, a small town, rich in traditions. You'll spend your lunchtime here. From Nazaré, you'll continue to the Monastery of Batalha, (or Alcobaça, as an option) an example of the late Gothic Portuguese style. Here, you'll find a mix of the Gothic with Manuelino Art, a symbol of the Portuguese maritime expansion. Next is Fátima and its Sanctuary, the site where Our Lady of Fátima appeared in 1917. Along the way, you'll have a taste of the traditional and famous cherry liqueur, Ginginha.
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