A pilgrimage to the most significant Catholic sites in Northern and Central Poland, along with key historical landmarks.
Duration: 8 Days
Our pilgrimages to Poland offer parish and diocesan groups a deeply spiritual journey across Central and Eastern Europe. As one of Europe's most rooted Catholic nations, Poland welcomes pilgrims from around the globe to explore its magnificent churches, sacred shrines, and centuries of Catholic heritage. Our programs follow the footsteps of monumental twentieth-century religious figures like Saint John Paul II, Saint Faustina Kowalska, and Saint Maximilian Kolbe. Travellers can explore the pope's birthplace in Wadowice, walk the streets of Krakow where he served as bishop, and pray at his dedicated sanctuary. You will also be able to visit the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy in Łagiewniki, the holy site of Jasna Góra in Częstochowa, and the awe-inspiring Basilica of Licheń in central Poland.
Parish and diocesan organizations can contact us today to organize a custom, spiritually enriching pilgrimage tailored to their community.
A pilgrimage to the most significant Catholic sites in Northern and Central Poland, along with key historical landmarks.
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