Monument · Fátima
Capelinha das Aparições
Built in 1919, the chapel retains the character of a traditional small shrine within the Santuário de Fátima.
The chapel was built between April and June 1919. Following an attack in 1922, it was restored and reopened in January 1923. The present shelter was inaugurated during John Paul II’s visit in May 1982.
It is in Fátima: see below the trips from Lisbon that go there.
Independent itineraries to do on your own. We do not sell tours, recommend tour operators or use affiliate links. Check timetables, tickets and access with official sources before you set off.
Trips from Lisbon to Fátima
Heritage
Fátima, Batalha and Nazaré
A self-drive day linking Fátima’s sanctuary, Batalha’s Gothic monastery and the coast at Nazaré, with selective visits rather than a race through monuments.
- 10-12 hours
- about 130 km
- Car
- Partial accessibility
- Booking recommended
Nearby, at other destinations
Monument
Mosteiro da Batalha
Linked to the victory at Aljubarrota, the monastery comprises a church, two cloisters and two royal pantheons.
Monument
Convento de Cristo
The Templar charola and the Janela do Capítulo reveal different phases of architecture at the Convento de Cristo.
Monument
Sinagoga de Tomar
The 15th-century synagogue has a square plan and a vaulted ceiling supported by columns and corbels.