10-Hour Óbidos, Nazaré, Batalha and Fátima Tour with UNESCO Sites

10 Hours Duration

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About This Tour

Discover Óbidos, one of Portugal's most picturesque and well-preserved medieval villages, along with the gorgeous fishing town of Nazaré on this full-day tour f...

Duration: 10 Hours · Tour type: Shared · Activity level: Easy · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Included · Wheelchair access: Not applicable · Cities: Lisbon, Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré, Óbidos · Languages: English, German, Italian, Portuguese

Know before you go: Other languages offered: Russian, Spanish, and French.

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What's Included

Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel (when applicable)
Modern and comfortable bus or minibus
English-speaking Portuguese tour guide
Entrance to the monuments mentioned on the tour (when applicable)
Lunch

Not Included

Flights to and from Portugal
Personal expenses
Other expenses or entrance fees not mentioned

Itinerary

1

Day 01

Óbidos, Nazaré, Batalha and Fátima Discovery

Start the full-day tour at 08:30 am. Pick up at your hotel and travel to Óbidos, one of Portugal's most picturesque and well-preserved villages. Explore this medieval walled village with its whitewashed houses and narrow streets. Head to the gorgeous fishing town of Nazaré. Enjoy the view over the Atlantic Ocean from the top of the cliff. Proceed to Batalha with your Portugal tour guide. Visit the church of the Batalha Monastery, a national Gothic masterpiece of the 14th century, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and profoundly influenced by Manueline art. Continue to the acclaimed Shrine of Fátima, which attracts a large number of Roman Catholic pilgrims every year from Portugal and around the world. End the tour by visiting the houses of the Three Shepherd Children who reported the apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1917. Return to Lisbon.