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Price includes:
- Accommodation in hotels ***
- Breakfast
- English-speaking tour leader
- English-speaking guides in Warsaw, Cracow, Lodz
- Transport by bus with air-condition, toilet, bar
- Entry fees
Price doesn’t include:
- Tips
- personal expenses
- flights
We provide the best guides, comfortable transportation, accommodation in hotels of all categories, half board
Day 1.
Arrival to Warsaw. Accommodation in hotel.
Free time
Day 2.
Sightseeing tour of Warsaw including the picturesque Old Town, the Cathedral, and the Royal Route including visit to the house of the Congregation of the Divine Mother of Mercy on Zytnia Street.
Day 3:
After breakfast departure for Niepokalanow. Visit to St. Maximilian Kolbe, who was brutally murdered in Auschwitz concentration camp. Holy Mass in Niepokalanow.
Afternoon: drive to Plock to visit the cathedral church from 12th century, the Benedictine Abbey dated to 10th century, and the house of the Congregation in Plock. It is where Faustina Kowalska worked and where she received the first message from Jesus of Mercy in 1931.
Return to hotel for dinner.
Day 4:
Transfer to Cracow
sightseeing tour including the Main Market Square with the Cloth Hall, St. Mary's Church and Wawel Cathedral with Royal tombs.
Day 5:
Visit to the Congregation of Sisters of the Divine Mother of Mercy in Lagiewniki, where there is the tomb of Sister Faustina, she also worked and died there.
Afternoon: visit to the famous Salt Mine in Wieliczka, one of the oldest salt mines listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Monument.
Day 6:
After breakfast full day excursion of unique and unforgettable experience. It starts in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska where there is a Bernadine Monastery, place where in the 1658 the picture of the Mother of God with an Infant was recognised as Famous for miracles. South of the monastery there is the famous Calvary that imitates the topography of Jerusalem. There is a number of chapels, shrines and bridges, altogether over 40 structures built along the paths. Next continue to Wadowice - the birthplace of the Pope John Paul II, visit to the Pope's house, which is now a museum. Then continue to Auschwitz - former Nazi concentration camp, now preserved as a museum.
Day 7:
Transfer to Czestochowa. Czestochowa is the most important pilgrimage centre in Poland and it receives thousands of visitors every year. Sightseeing of the majestic complex of the Basilica, Treasure House and the Chapel of the Lodz.
Day 8:
Visit places connected with life of Sister Faustina Kowalska: tSwinice Warckie where she was baptised and Glogowiec - her birthplace.
Afternoon: Sightseeing of Lodz with places connected with Sister Faustina
Transfer to Warsaw
Day 9:
Departure from Warsaw airport
Arrival to Warsaw. Accommodation in hotel.
Free time
Day 2.
Sightseeing tour of Warsaw including the picturesque Old Town, the Cathedral, and the Royal Route including visit to the house of the Congregation of the Divine Mother of Mercy on Zytnia Street.
Day 3:
After breakfast departure for Niepokalanow. Visit to St. Maximilian Kolbe, who was brutally murdered in Auschwitz concentration camp. Holy Mass in Niepokalanow.
Afternoon: drive to Plock to visit the cathedral church from 12th century, the Benedictine Abbey dated to 10th century, and the house of the Congregation in Plock. It is where Faustina Kowalska worked and where she received the first message from Jesus of Mercy in 1931.
Return to hotel for dinner.
Day 4:
Transfer to Cracow
sightseeing tour including the Main Market Square with the Cloth Hall, St. Mary's Church and Wawel Cathedral with Royal tombs.
Day 5:
Visit to the Congregation of Sisters of the Divine Mother of Mercy in Lagiewniki, where there is the tomb of Sister Faustina, she also worked and died there.
Afternoon: visit to the famous Salt Mine in Wieliczka, one of the oldest salt mines listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Monument.
Day 6:
After breakfast full day excursion of unique and unforgettable experience. It starts in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska where there is a Bernadine Monastery, place where in the 1658 the picture of the Mother of God with an Infant was recognised as Famous for miracles. South of the monastery there is the famous Calvary that imitates the topography of Jerusalem. There is a number of chapels, shrines and bridges, altogether over 40 structures built along the paths. Next continue to Wadowice - the birthplace of the Pope John Paul II, visit to the Pope's house, which is now a museum. Then continue to Auschwitz - former Nazi concentration camp, now preserved as a museum.
Day 7:
Transfer to Czestochowa. Czestochowa is the most important pilgrimage centre in Poland and it receives thousands of visitors every year. Sightseeing of the majestic complex of the Basilica, Treasure House and the Chapel of the Lodz.
Day 8:
Visit places connected with life of Sister Faustina Kowalska: tSwinice Warckie where she was baptised and Glogowiec - her birthplace.
Afternoon: Sightseeing of Lodz with places connected with Sister Faustina
Transfer to Warsaw
Day 9:
Departure from Warsaw airport
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