Winter Caminho to Fatima

[Steven Baggs]

I am planning to walk from Lisbon to Fatima in 5 days beginning on 24th November. Does anyone know if the Municipal Albergues in Azambuja and Monsanto are open in the winter? Also, is there an Albergue in Fatima itself?

 

[Mycroft]

I am planning to walk from Lisbon to Fatima in 5 days beginning on 24th November. Does anyone know if the Municipal albergue in Azambuja and Monsanto are open in the winter? Also, is there an Albergue in Fatima itself?

Thanks for posting this query. I am hoping to do something similar next year so will be following answers to your questions, and hope that you will post more while you are walking.

 

[Steven Baggs]

I even emailed the pilgrim office in Lisbon and asked the same questions ... but no reply.

 

[Corned Beef]

Have a look at this site. It's not showing anything for the first two stops but Fatima is overflowing with options. There is also a couple of email addresses on the page you might try.

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[peregrina2000]

I am planning to walk from Lisbon to Fatima in 5 days beginning on 24th November. Does anyone know if the Municipal Albergues in Azambuja and Monsanto are open in the winter? Also, is there an Albergue in Fatima itself?

Gronze is showing that the municipal albergue in Azambuja is open all year. It’s on the central Caminho Português, not just on the route to Fátima. As far as Monsanto, I am not sure which place you are referring to. I have been to a beautiful walled stone village with a castle named Monsanto, but that’s a long way away. Lisbon has a big park called Monsanto, but I’m sure that’s not what you mean! Bom caminho.

 

[Steven Baggs]

Gronze is showing that the municipal albergue in Azambuja is open all year. It’s on the central Caminho Português, not just on the route to Fátima. As far as Monsanto, I am not sure which place you are referring to. I have been to a beautiful walled stone village with a castle named Monsanto, but that’s a long way away. Lisbon has a big park called Monsanto, but I’m sure that’s not what you mean! Bom caminho.

Monsanto is the final stop between Santarem and Fatima on the 5 day caminho, it is shown as having a municipal albergue.

 

[jungleboy]

Monsanto is the final stop between Santarem and Fatima on the 5 day caminho, it is shown as having a municipal albergue.

I also didn't know this Monsanto, but here it is from the Caminhos de Fatima website.

 

[Steven Baggs]

I also didn't know this Monsanto, but here it is from the Caminhos de Fatima website.

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Thanks for the link, I managed to download the GPX file which I can add to my GPS app.