Founded in 1955, the Fátima Sanctuary Museum's mission is to study and make known the history and memory of the Apparitions of Fátima and the Sanctuary of Cova da Iria. It does so through the preservation and exhibition of different material testimonies that date back to the time of the Apparitions and multiple objects that were kept throughout different periods in the history of Fátima. In its permanent exhibition, the visitor is invited to take a journey of affection, because the pieces on display are, fundamentally, ex-votos: objects offered to Our Lady of Fátima, either by anonymous pilgrims or by world-renowned pilgrims, such as the case of the popes.

The Monastery of Santa Maria da Vitória, better known as Monastery of Batalha, is a former Dominican monastery located in the village of Batalha, in the district of Leiria and in the Centre of Portugal, in the historic province of Beira Litoral. It was built in 1386 by the king

Nazaré is a town with a strong fishing tradition, where you can find one of the most typical beaches in the Centre region of the country. The village that we currently know for its giant waves and is home to the greatest surfers in the world.

The medieval village of Óbidos is one of the most characteristic and best preserved in Portugal.