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Religious and Cultural Tour in Fátima and Batalha - Lisboa

Religious and Cultural Tour in Fátima and Batalha

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for those comfortable with all-day sightseeing and moderate walking

Overview

Spend a day immersed in Portugal’s rich spiritual and architectural heritage with this 8-hour tour through Fátima and Batalha. Visit iconic religious sites and a UNESCO-listed monastery that tell stories centuries old.

Cascais, Lisboa

Fátima and Batalha | 8 Hours

From 45€ p/ Person | Private Tour

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour tour in Fátima, starting at a factory of religious articles where you can purchase and bless items in the sanctuary. Explore the renowned Shrine of Our Lady of Fátima and visit the stunning UNESCO-listed Monastery of Batalha, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

In Fátima, we start the tour visiting the factory of religious articles where you can buy religious articles and blessed them in the sanctuary


Rates

2 People: 290€ 3 People: 315€ 4 People: 320€ 5 People: 325€ 6 People: 330€ 7 People: 350€ 8 People: 360€


Duration

8 Hours


About

  • We can pick up the clients in our offices or at the hotel or at the apartment in Cascais área.
  • In Fátima, we start the tour visiting the factory of religious articles where you can buy religious articles and blessed them in the sanctuary.
  • Then we visit the Shrine where Our Lady of Fátima appeared to the shepherd children in 1917 to transmit them three messages: The End of the First World War, the fall of Communism and the attempt to the Pope John Paul II. Fátima is one of the most important Catholic shrines in the world.
  • After Fátima we go to the City of Batalha where we will visit the Monastery. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. This Monastery was built by King John I as thanks for the success of the Portuguese troops against the Castilian troops in the battle of Aljubarrota (August 14, 1385). This is the most complete example of the gothic in Portugal.

(*) The price of the ticket to visit the Monastery is not included in the value of the Tour.

Adventure Tips

Bring comfortable walking shoes

The tour involves considerable walking on various surfaces; sturdy shoes enhance comfort and safety.

Respect site guidelines

Many areas are active religious sites—maintain quiet and follow all posted rules to preserve the sanctity.

Stay hydrated and pack snacks

Though meals aren't included, carry water and light refreshments to keep energy up throughout the day.

Photography etiquette

Ask permission before photographing inside chapels and avoid using flash to protect delicate interiors.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Commonly seen urban birds such as Eurasian magpies and European robins
  • Mediterranean butterflies around the monastery gardens in spring

History

The Monastery of Batalha was built to celebrate the Portuguese victory against Castilian forces in 1385, marking a turning point in the nation’s independence.

Conservation

Sites are maintained under UNESCO guidelines emphasizing preservation of stonework and limiting visitor impact through controlled access.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Necessary for navigating paved, gravel, and sometimes uneven surfaces at the tour locations.

Light backpack

Essential

Ideal for carrying water, snacks, and personal items during the full-day tour.

Sun protection (hat and sunscreen)

Essential

Exposure at outdoor plazas and monastery grounds requires sun protection during warmer months.

spring|summer|fall specific

Camera or smartphone

Useful for capturing stunning Gothic architecture and sacred moments along the way.