Discover Fátima and Sintra in one day, departing from Lisbon! In Fátima, immerse yourself in the spirituality of the famous sanctuary before exploring the stunning palaces of Sintra, such as the National Palace of Pena. This journey combines religious and cultural tourism, offering a complete experience in a short time.
This private tour will start and end in Lisbon. For any questions, feel free to contact us
Don’t miss the giant rosary in Fátima, a work of art by artist Joana Vasconcelos, inaugurated in 2017 to mark the centenary of the apparitions. Standing 26 meters tall and made of white beads, the rosary is a monumental piece first illuminated in the presence of Pope Francis and thousands of pilgrims. In Sintra, dive into the paradise of the Portuguese aristocracy, exploring stunning palaces like the National Palace, Monserrate Palace, and the iconic Pena Palace. Discover the authenticity of this magical place, filled with mysteries and legends, during our Fátima and Sintra Tour.
Itinerary
Embark on an exclusive private journey with our Fátima and Sintra Tour departing from Lisbon. Begin your adventure by exploring the renowned Fátima Sanctuaries, where faith intertwines with history. Visit the touching Chapel of the Apparitions and the majestic Basilicas, immersing yourself in the spirituality and significance of these sacred sites. Then, enjoy a unique cultural experience in Sintra, strolling through its picturesque streets, exploring stunning palaces, and absorbing the rich history and architecture of this enchanting village.
Explore the charming historic center of Sintra, where you’ll lose yourself among its picturesque streets and alleyways. Discover delightful shops filled with Portuguese crafts, and be sure to try the famous Travesseiros de Sintra at Pastelaria Piriquita. Sintra is a true historical treasure, home to over 10 national monuments, from stunning palaces to ancient ruins, all scattered across the region’s hills and accessible by pedestrian paths that provide a unique and rewarding experience.
During the Fátima and Sintra Tour, one of the recommendations is to visit the stunning Pena Palace, internationally recognized for its unique architecture and located at the highest point of Sintra. Additionally, you can choose from other fascinating options such as the Queluz Palace, Monserrate Palace, Quinta da Regaleira with its initiation well, or even the medieval Castle of the Moors. If you’re interested in the historical connection between Portugal and Brazil, a visit to Queluz Palace, where Dom Pedro I of Brazil (also known as Dom Pedro IV of Portugal) was born and died, is highly recommended.
