Pilgrimage to Marian
Shrines 2026
12 days and 11 nights through Portugal, Spain and France
Live an experience of faith, prayer and spiritual encounter as you visit some of the most important Marian shrines and pilgrimage sites in Europe.
A pilgrimage to strengthen the faith
This pilgrimage has been designed as a spiritual journey through some of the most important shrines and religious cities in Europe. Over 12 days, pilgrims will visit places of deep Marian devotion, take part in religious celebrations, explore historic cities and share moments of prayer, reflection and community.
Accompanied spiritual experience
A guided journey to live faith, prayer and reflection in community.
Guided visits in Spanish
Local Spanish-speaking guides at the main shrines and cities along the route.
Marian route through three countries
Portugal, Spain and France united in a single pilgrimage of Marian devotion.
Main destinations
Capital of Spain, starting and ending point. Panoramic tour of Cibeles, the Prado Museum and the Puerta de Alcalá.
City that keeps a relic linked by tradition to the tablecloth of the Last Supper of Christ.
One of the most important Marian shrines in the world: Holy Rosary, Mass, Candlelight Procession and Aljustrel.
Portuguese city of great historic beauty: Dom Luís I Bridge, Church of Commerce and Church of Saint Francis.
Essential pilgrimage destination: Cathedral, Pilgrim's Mass and veneration of the tomb of the Apostle Saint James.
Shrine in the Picos de Europa, with the Basilica and the Holy Cave of Our Lady of Covadonga.
Birthplace of Saint Ignatius of Loyola: the Castle-House and the Baroque Basilica built by the Jesuits.
City in northern Spain: old town, La Concha Beach and the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd.
Marian shrine of worldwide devotion: the Grotto, the Basilica of Saint Pius X and the places of Saint Bernadette.
Marian shrine with a welcome audiovisual, video mapping of the altarpiece and galleries dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
City of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, considered the first Marian shrine in history.
Pilgrimage route
A spiritual journey through Portugal, Spain and France, bringing together Christian history, Marian devotion, prayer, culture and community.
Full itinerary
Arrival in Madrid and transfer to the hotel. Overnight.
Breakfast. Panoramic tour of the Spanish capital, visiting landmarks such as Cibeles, the Prado Museum, the Puerta de Alcalá and other emblematic monuments. Afternoon free. Overnight.
Breakfast. Departure to Coria, with a short stop; this city keeps a relic linked by tradition to the tablecloth of the Last Supper of Christ. Continue to Fátima, with the possibility of taking part in the Holy Rosary, Mass and Candlelight Procession. Overnight.
Breakfast. In the morning, Way of the Cross along the Valinhos path, from the roundabout of the little shepherds to Aljustrel, where we visit the homes of the little shepherds with a local guide. In the afternoon, visit to the Shrine of Fátima and time for the religious services. Candlelight Procession. Overnight.
Breakfast. Departure to Porto and visit with a local guide: Dom Luís I Bridge, Church of Commerce, Church of Saint Francis and other monuments. In the afternoon, continue to Santiago de Compostela. Arrival and overnight.
Breakfast. Visit with a local guide through the old town: Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, Pazo de Raxoi, San Xerome College, Monastery of San Martiño and Casa do Cabido. Continue to the Cathedral and its monumental squares: Obradoiro, Praterías, Quintana dos Mortos and Acibechería. Free time for the Pilgrim's Mass and to venerate the tomb of the Apostle Saint James. Overnight.
Breakfast. Departure to Covadonga, in the Picos de Europa, to visit the Basilica and the Holy Cave with the image of Our Lady of Covadonga. Continue to Santander. Overnight.
Breakfast. Departure to Loyola to visit the Castle-House of Saint Ignatius and the Baroque Basilica of the Jesuits. Continue to San Sebastián: old town, La Concha Beach, Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and City Hall area. In the afternoon, departure to Lourdes. Arrival and overnight. In the evening, possible first visit to the Grotto and Torchlight Procession (Easter to October).
Breakfast. Day dedicated to the Sanctuary of Lourdes with a local guide: Basilica of Saint Pius X, Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Grotto and other areas. Also the places of Saint Bernadette: the mill where she lived, the old jail and the parish she attended. Afternoon free. Overnight.
Breakfast. Departure to Torreciudad: welcome audiovisual, video mapping of the altarpiece and galleries dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the afternoon, stop in Barbastro to visit the Museum of the Claretian Martyrs. Continue to Zaragoza. Overnight.
Breakfast. Morning free to stroll around Zaragoza: Aljafería Palace (World Heritage Site) and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, considered the first Marian shrine in history. In the afternoon, departure to Madrid. End of the tour and transfer to the hotel. Overnight.
Breakfast. Transfer to the airport. End of services.
The price includes
Ask about the supplement for extended travel insurance and medical coverage.
The price does not include
Planned hotels or similar
Hotels may be replaced by others of similar category depending on the operational availability of the tour.
An accompanied experience of faith
During the pilgrimage, participants will share moments of prayer, Masses, processions, visits to shrines and spaces for community reflection, to deepen their faith and share a spiritual experience in community.
Prayer and reflection
Visits to Marian shrines
Processions and celebrations
Pilgrim community
Available departures 2026
Departures subject to availability, group confirmation and a minimum of 15 pilgrims.
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Frequently asked questions
The pilgrimage lasts 12 days and 11 nights.
Portugal, Spain and France are visited.
Fátima, Santiago de Compostela, Covadonga, Lourdes, Torreciudad and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, among other places of spiritual importance.
No. International airfare between the city of origin and Madrid is not included.
The departure is subject to availability and to the confirmation of a minimum of 15 pilgrims.
The program includes an accompanying priest for religious activities and Eucharists from 20 pilgrims.
The program includes planned 4-star hotels or similar, subject to availability.
Yes. You can request information via WhatsApp or through the contact form on this page.