Poland
Poland
4 Days
All year
Kraków – Spiritual and Historic Heart
Kraków is one of Poland’s most historic and spiritual cities, making it the perfect start to your pilgrimage. Begin at Wawel Cathedral, the coronation site of Polish kings, where you can admire its stunning chapels and sacred relics. Stroll through the Main Market Square, soaking in the medieval atmosphere and visiting the iconic St. Mary’s Basilica with its famous altar and daily trumpet call. The afternoon offers time for reflection and prayer at the Franciscan Church, known for its beautiful interior and peaceful ambiance. Evening free for personal devotion or exploring the old town. Overnight stay in Kraków allows for rest and spiritual preparation for the journey ahead.
Wieliczka & Łagiewniki (Divine Mercy Sanctuary)
Start your day with a visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring chapels and carvings made entirely from salt, blending history, art, and spiritual symbolism. In the afternoon, travel to Łagiewniki, home of the Divine Mercy Sanctuary dedicated to Saint Faustina Kowalska. Here, pilgrims from around the world come to pray and seek spiritual renewal. Participate in a devotion, mass, or simply enjoy the serene atmosphere of the sanctuary grounds. The evening is perfect for quiet reflection on the day’s experiences. Return to Kraków for overnight stay.
Częstochowa – Jasna Góra Monastery
Today, travel to Częstochowa, a city synonymous with pilgrimage in Poland. Visit Jasna Góra Monastery, one of the country’s most important religious sites, and see the revered Black Madonna icon, believed to have miraculous powers. Explore the chapels, monastery museum, and sacred halls that have drawn pilgrims for centuries. Attend mass or join in the evening rosary for a deeply spiritual experience. Take time to walk the monastery grounds, reflecting on the faith and history embedded here. Overnight stay in Częstochowa ensures a relaxed pace.
Wadowice & Kalwaria Zebrzydowska
This day focuses on sites connected to Pope John Paul II and pilgrimage traditions. Begin in Wadowice, his birthplace, and visit the John Paul II Family Home Museum, learning about his early life and spiritual journey. Then travel to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, a stunning Baroque monastery with paths depicting the Passion of Christ. Pilgrims can walk the sacred trails, meditate on the Stations of the Cross, and participate in prayer services. The spiritual atmosphere of Kalwaria offers a profound experience of reflection and devotion. Return to Kraków for overnight stay.
Overnight in Łódź.