Capela de Nossa Senhora de Fátima

The Capela de Nossa Senhora de Fátima is a small chapel that sits on a hill above São Vicente and is reached by climbing around 190 steps. Built between 1945 and 1953 to mark the end of World War II, it features a distinctive white tower with a spire and mismatched clock faces. The chapel offers sweeping views over the ocean, mountains, and village below, making it a peaceful and scenic stop on Madeira’s north coast. Recently restored, it remains an important cultural and spiritual landmark for the region. Though small, its unique architecture and setting leave a lasting impression.