At the center of everything
You'll hardly find a region in central Portugal with such a diverse range of natural, historical, religious, and cultural heritage as within a 50 km radius of Fátima. Make the GRACE Smart Design Hotel the ideal starting point to explore the country in comfort and with easy access.
CITIES AND TOWNS
Fatima
The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima is the city's main attraction, and also one of the most visited places in the country annually. Also visit the Wax Museum and the Museum of Sacred Art and Ethnology. Just one kilometer away is the small village of Aljustrel, where the three shepherd children were born.
MONUMENTS AND HISTORY
The region around Fátima is incredibly rich in monuments and numerous sites that played a significant role in Portuguese history. Tomar is worth a visit for its Castle and Convent of Christ. The Monasteries of Alcobaça and Batalha are also must-sees. Take the opportunity to also visit the imposing Castle of Ourém.
CAVES
Visiting the Moeda Caves, Mira de Aire Caves, and Alvados Caves is to discover a unique underground world, with impressive limestone formations, immersive lighting, and accessible trails that reveal the natural and geological beauty of the region.
PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS
The region around Fátima is incredibly rich in monuments and numerous sites that played a significant role in Portuguese history. Tomar is worth a visit for its Castle and Convent of Christ. The Monasteries of Alcobaça and Batalha are also must-sees. Take the opportunity to also visit the imposing Castle of Ourém.
BEACHES
If you love the sun and the beach, you're just 40 minutes away from one of the most famous beach destinations: Nazaré. Enjoy the vast expanse of Nazaré Beach or, if you're a surfer, bodyboarder, or simply looking to admire the giant waves, Praia do Norte is equally worth a visit.
GASTRONOMY
Here too, the regional cuisine has its typical dishes that delight those who visit us. From Sopas do Verde (Green Soups) to Couves de Azeite (Cabbage in Olive Oil), Morcelas de Arroz (Rice Black Pudding) or Chícharos (Chickpeas). Also try the medieval wine of Ourém, produced according to the methods passed down by the Cistercian Order of the Alcobaça Monastery.
