This Marian pilgrimage center evokes the apparitions of Our Lady to the three shepherd children Lúcia, Francisco and Jacinta, which occurred in 1917 and recognized in 1930. The place was a rural property, called Cova da Iria, and belonged to Lúcia's parents, who sponsored it to the sanctuary. It was here that five of the six apparitions took place. The Sanctuary includes the Chapel of Apparitions, the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Prayer Room and the Basilica of the Holy Trinity. Complementing the Sanctuary are the Retreat Houses of Our Lady of Sorrows and Our Lady of Mount Carmel and the Paul VI Pastoral Center. It is one of the most important Marian shrines belonging to the Catholic Church in the world and one of the main international destinations for religious tourism, receiving around six million visitors per year. It was visited by Popes Paul VI (1967), John Paul II (1982, 1991 and 2000), Benedict XVI (2010) and Francis (2017 and 2023).

A few minutes from the Sanctuary we have Valinhos, a small village where children and their families lived and where they left to take the animals to grace, extremely well preserved. The house of Francisco and Jacinta (who were brother and sister) and Lúcia de Jesus (their cousin). Feedback Google translator

Visit only from the church. It was commissioned in 1386 by King John I of Portugal as a token of gratitude to the Virgin Mary for the victory over his Castilian rivals in the Battle of Aljubarrota.4] This monastery of the Order of Saint Dominic was built over two centuries until around 1563, during the reign of seven kings of Portugal, although the first Dominican friars had already lived there since 1388. An example of Portuguese late Gothic architecture, or Manueline style, it is considered a World Heritage Menu publisher by UNESCO

Fishing village of Nazaré (the most charismatic fishing village in Portugal), where we can see the fish drying up on the beach, as well as the life of the ladies with the “seven skirts” proudly shown by themselves. Today Nazaré is also known for its giant waves, yes the biggest waves in the world are here in Portugal. All thanks to the phenomenon of the Nazaré Canyon, phenomenal waves that made Nazaré famous throughout the world, in 2013 the American surfer McNamara broke the world record by surfing a wave of around 30 meters high, depending on the period of the year we can see them with our eyes.

Time to pass through one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal, within the walls of a medieval castle. Óbidos belonged to the defensive pentagon of the five Castles, this by the hands of the Templars, later used as a wedding gift from D. Dinis to his wife D. Isabel, the town became part of the Casa das Rainhas, most of the Portuguese queens in Portugal financed themselves here, leaving great benefits there as well. Here we are also going to discover one of the best known and most appreciated liqueurs, the Óbidos ginja, let's go!!!