Interactive Museum - The Miracle of Fatima

The Story Like
No One Ever Told It

Through a guided tour and an interactive virtual trail, let yourself be taken on an
unforgettable journey of experiences, sensations and emotions.

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Interactive Museum - The Miracle of Fatima

Feel How It All Happened

Live The Message of Fatima

In a 40-minute interactive experience using state-of-the-art technology, be led through nine virtual spaces. Using holograms and 4D technology, we recreate the apparitions of the Angel of Portugal, Our Lady of Fatima and the Miracle of the Sun.

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Interactive Museum - The Miracle of Fatima

Discover the history of the
apparitions with all your senses

Using innovative multimedia content, we transmit the magnetism of Fatima, the Altar of the World and the City of Peace. Remember the Secret of Fatima, Pope John Paul II, the Candlelight Procession and the universal devotion to Our Lady of Fatima. Let yourself be taken on an unforgettable journey of experiences, sensations and emotions.

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Experiences | Sensations| Emotions

Unique features

Guided tour

40 minutes

Multilanguage

4D technology

Sensory experience

Thrilling journey

More than a museum
an unforgettable experience

The apparitions took place at Cova da Iria, a small rural property near the village of Aljustrel, where the little shepherds took their sheep to graze.

In every apparition a secret

A story of faith, hope and perseverance. Discover never-before-revealed details about the apparitions and the secrets revealed by Our Lady to the three little shepherds Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta.

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The route

Room 1

The world in 1917

In 1917, the world was close to the apocalypse. To the east, in Russia, the communist revolution was threatening to spread its atheism throughout humanity.

Room 2

Apparitions of the angel

In 1916, the Angel of Portugal appeared three times to the Little Shepherds, repeatedly asking them to pray for sinners and for the conversion of the world.