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Appreciating the 32 scenes of this museum is to understand why 6 million people make the pilgrimage to Fátima every year.

Duration

1 hour

About

History
The apparitions of Fátima, in 1917, were a religious and national event that filled many columns of the Daily Press of that time.

People flocked to Cova da Iria in surging streams of curiosity, but also of Faith and Hope.
It was a difficult time, full of anguish and suffering, imposed by the First World War.

The Lady brighter than the Sun promised peace, but asked for penance and prayer.
The miracles followed one another: some of a physical nature and many of a spiritual nature.

The Museum
The Fátima Wax Museum embodies and recounts the main episodes of this great event, which was published in books, newspapers and magazines all over the world.

THE MIRACLE OF FÁTIMA is thus portrayed by three-dimensional figures, carefully created seeking to keep the images faithful to reality. These are set in their own environment, almost alive, so that visitors have a unique and unforgettable experience.

It is therefore in a union between Art and History that the Fátima Wax Museum invites you to take a “journey” into a story of Faith.

Understanding History means valuing the reason for thousands of pilgrims.
In scenes made up of wax figures, the Museum portrays the story of the seers of Fátima and of the most important historical events, setting the event in context.