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Jasna Góra is a sanctuary and at the same time a monastery complex of the Pauline Order in Częstochowa. This is one of the most important places of Marian worship in Poland and a center of pilgrimage for Catholics. On Jasna Góra there is a picture of Our Lady of Częstochowa, and a substantial collection of sacred art works, mostly gifts from the faithful.

This incredible place was once described as being ‘as remarkable as the Pyramids and more useful’! Today it is a one of the most famous attractions in the Kraków area. Operating continuously for 700 years, the Salt Mine is visited every year by over a million tourists from around the world and is a “must-have” for tourists from nearby Krakow. It is a world-class monument, entered as one of the first twelve objects on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.

The Capital of Poland. Rebuilt after World War II practically from scratch, now is the administrative, scientific, cultural, and tourist center of the country. Each city has a place that is its showcase and a must-see on any trip. In Warsaw, it’s The Old Town which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List with the Sigismund Column commemorating the ruler who moved the capital from Krakow. The picturesque Main Market Square passes to the defensive walls with the rounded building called “The Barbican”, Next Krakowskie Przedmiescie – the representative tract with mansions, churches and sumptuous buildings of public use, the Pilsudski’s Square with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the panorama of Warsaw from the 32nd floor of the Palace of Culture and Science it is so amaizing especially at night.

If you want to experience fresh air and real culture of Polish highlands go to Podhale We show you vigorous city centre of Zakopane, medieval churches and majestic mountain views. Enjoy a funicular ride up the Gubalowka Mountain.Of course you will not miss the Old Town of Zakopane, ancient cemetery, The Tatra Museum, Papal Sanctuary at Krzeptowki and Krupowki – main, commercial street in Zakopane. You will have a chance to taste some local highlanders cuisine during your free time for lunch including one of local specialties called Oscypek – traditional smoked cheese of this region..

A visit to Krakow is a meeting with the most glorious era in Polish history. Krakow’s Old Town, along with Wawel Castle and the city’s Kazimierz district were placed on the First World Heritage List, created by UNESCO in 1978. Walk along the Royal Tract, from the Barbican and remains of the city defensive walls with the Florianska Gate, an important feature on the Royal Route leading to the Wawel Hill. On the route you pass buildings from different epochs and the Main Market Square with picturesque building of the Cloth Hall and St. Mary’s gothic basilica. In the center of the Main Market Square is shopping mall- “Sukiennice”. After seeing the most important sights in Market area continuing up to the Wawel Hill, where Royal Castle and Cathedral situated is. The renaissance Royal Castle where is the place of final resting of kings and Polish heroes in the royal crypts in the gothic Cathedral. In Krakow present also the Jewish part of history. The Kazimierz quarter was the Centre of Jewish religions, culture and previously a separate town.

Follow John Paul’s II footstep and visit places closely related with the Pope’s life. See the Wadowice- place where Pope was born. His family home where now is a Museum. See the Market Square of Wadowice where stands the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Inside this church, in the Chapel of the Holy Family, stands the font where, on 20th May 1920, Karol Wojtyla, future Pope of the Roman Catholic Church , was baptized. We also go to see the Basilica and Culture and Landscape Complex of the Bernardine Monastery and Pilgrim’s Park in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska which has been a UNESCO World Culture and National Heritage Site since 2000. Kalwaria is well-known for its Passion mysteries and church festivities. You will also have an opportunity to see the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki- place connected with the worship of St. Faustyna. The church became a destination place for pilgrimages after visiting and consecrating by John Paul II.