Mannerist chapel built in 1585. In the late 17TH century was lined with tiles and, in 1905, received a tile Panel of Roque Gameiro allusive to miracle of our Lady of the Fetus.

Situated in the historical centre of the Town of Batalha, near the monastery of Santa Maria Vittoria, this new and dynamic cultural space illustrates the history of this territory through a trip begins on the formation of the universe, through the geological and paleontological records, finding the first human traces, highlighting the Roman villa of Collippo, marking the Real battle that dictated the independence of Portugal and the construction of the monastery of Santa Maria da Vitóriasociocultural aspects, displaying the the people of this region until the present time. The whole route is diverse collection, illustrated chronological complemented by interactive …

The Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora do Fetal is composed by a small church and a cemetery, both built on the 16th century. Here is where the Holly Spirit festivity takes place, based on the story of a child that shepherded the cattle and begged for bread to survive. Hence, in this festivity everybody receives bread, sponsored by the “emperor”, someone that made a promise and as a consequence has to bear all the expenses.

These caves were discovered in 1971 and have a configuration of the gallery/room/well type. There are lovely rooms and galleries filled with calcareous formations, while the area that may be visited is of 350 metres and the depth of 45 metres. There is a subterranean bar in an adjacent cave, that of Cova da Moura, with an illuminated grotto that is about 50 metres long.

A very pleasant green space with grassy flowerbeds. There are also garden benches where one may rest and enjoy the natural beauty of this place.

A gallery located in the old building of the Town Hall that exhibits different artworks, namely painting, sculpture and photography.

Reguengos do Fetal is located to the north of Fátima and is widely known by mountain climbers. With a typical regional architecture, its main attractions are the mother church (Public Interest Construction), built in the 16th century and remodelled in the 18th century, the chapels of Our Lady of Fetal and Saint Mateus, the crucifix and the sacred route. In October, the romaria (a procession) keeps to the old tradition of the nightly procession lit by thousands of torches made of snail houses. Nearby, there is a huntng area.

This is a Manueline, Baroque and Revivalist church which was built in 1514. It is composed by a main chapel and by an attached sacristy. The two altars and the baptismal font are coming from the Monastery church.

A wide, pleasant space, with the typical Portuguese sidewalks, flowerbeds, drinking fountains, a lake with animals and a picnic area.

The first Portuguese park for blind users that resorts namely to touching and smelling. It includes seven learning areas: Planetarium, Water, Jurassic, Abstract, Play and Musical.