Wax Museum of Fátima

This is the newest Roman Catholic church and minor basilica in the Sanctuary of Fátima. It includes the chapels of reconciliation (confessions).

This is a small chapel located in Cova da Iria that was constructed in the 1920s to mark the exact location where three little shepherd children reported having received the famous apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Here you can see a diamond-encrusted gold crown of the Virgin Mary's original image, which contains the bullet that was removed from Pope John Paul II after a failed assassination attempt.

Contains the tombs of two of the little shepherds Francisco and Jacinta Marto (who died in 1919-1920), as well as the tomb of Sister Lucia (who died in 2005).

Radio Maria (Portugal) has a studio and chapel in Fátima that can be visited by all tourists and pilgrims, allowing everyone to get closer to the world of FM and digital radio.

This thematic museum, considered unique in the world, contains 33 scenes with 210 life-size wax figures that portray the life of Jesus Christ from the annunciation of the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary until the Ascension of Jesus to Heaven.

The Stations of the Cross and the Hungarian Calvary are traditionally considered an obligatory visit for all pilgrims to Fatima.