Divine Mercy Sanctuary (Sanktuarium Bozego Milosierdzia) Tours

Get an up-close look at the life of John Paul II on this 5-hour tour to Wadowice, the former pope’s childhood home, from Krakow. Journey through the Beskidy Mountains, visit the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy, and explore the pope's family home as your expert guide provides illuminating background information. Your tour concludes with transportation back to Krakow.

Learn about important religious sites in Krakow’s Lagiewniki District on this Divine Mercy Tour. You won’t have to worry about organizing how to get there as round-trip transport from your hotel is included. Your tour will be enhanced with guide commentary about the life of Saint Faustyna, and her resting place. Visit the Shrine of Divine Mercy, and learn about the sites Pope John Paul II visited too.

Visit the family home of Pope John Paul II. Learn the history of Karol Wojtyła, the man who became the pope thanks to the help of a professional guide speaking your language. Discover the center of John Paul II, admire collections of paintings, robes and many other items related to the Pope. Feel the inner peace visiting the sacred complex. Use the transport in an air-conditioned vehicle in two directions from Krakow with pick up and drop off from your hotel (without having to travel to another meeting place). Enjoy private transport without having to share the vehicle with other tourists. • Round-trip door-to-door transfers are provided • No need to buy tickets on site - admission is included • Learn history about John Paul II from your guide in the language of your choice ATTENTION Currently, due to the Covid-19 epidemics, visiting the family home of John Paul II takes place without a guide.

Follow in the footsteps of Pope John Paul II on a full-day, small-group tour from Krakow that explores the places the pope lived and worshiped. You’ll see the John Paul II Family Museum in the former Pope’s hometown of Wadowice, then visit the Kalwaria Zebrzydowska Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This full-day Pope John Paul II tour includes pickup and drop-off at accommodations in central Krakow, skip-the-line admission at each site, and transport by climate-controlled minivan, and it’s limited to 15 people for a more personal experience.

Visit a Sanctuary of The Divine Mercy and see relicts of St Faustine. Places to visit : - The Chapel of the image of Merciful Jesus, and the tomb of St. Faustina - The Basilica of The Divine Mercy

Get out of Krakow for the day on this guided day trip to Czestochowa, Poland's spiritual center and home to the legendary (and miraculous) Black Madonna painting. After touring Czestochowa, head back to Krakow and stop in Lagiewniki to visit the incredible Divine Mercy Shrine.

Cover ground you couldn’t manage in a day on public transport with the help of a private driver on this spiritual tour of the Krakow area. Visit the Family Home of John Paul II in Wadowice, where the saint was born, with a guide; see the 17th-century sanctuary in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where he prayed; and pay your respects at St. Faustina Kowalska’s shrine.

Pope John Paul II is one of the most famous figures to have come from Poland, and on this tour you’ll visit many sites associated with him. He was born in Wadowice, not far from Krakow, and on this tour you’ll visit his birthplace as well as other buildings, pilgrimage sites, churches, and monasteries connected to him. This is an especially interesting tour for Catholics, but it’s also fun for anyone interested in Polish history.

Highlights See the painting of Black Madonna Learn the history of monastery Visit the spiritual capital of Poland Visit Sanctuary of Divine Mercy located in Łagiewniki

Tailor-made for Catholics the world over, this private spiritual journey follows in the footsteps of Karol Wojtyla—Pole, pope, and saint. Begin at Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, a UNESCO World Heritage site and place of pilgrimage. Then travel to Wadowice, the saint’s home town, visit the local basilica, taste his favorite dessert, and tour his family home. Finally, explore the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy, once home to Saint Faustina Kowalska.

Immerse yourself in the life and history of John Paul II with this private tour of his hometown, Wadowice from Krakow. Visit the place where he was born and his last residence before leaving for the Vatican, as well as places of significance to him, including the UNESCO-listed monastery in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska.

Tick off three of Poland’s most popular pilgrimage sites in just one day on a 6-hour trip to Wadowice, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, and the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy from Krakow. Travel with ease between the monuments, all associated with Pope John Paul II, and gain insight into Poland’s religious heritage from a guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Krakow are included.

Discover the Sanctuary of "God's Mercy" in the Łagiewniki district in Krakow. The Sanctuary was built in 1889 and is the most popular and largest Sanctuary in Krakow. It is related to the life and activity of Faustyna Kowalska. You will not only see an impressive sanctuary, but also visit the tomb of John Paul II. A marble slab from the grave of John Paul II in Rome was installed in the chapel "Don't be afraid!". After the tomb of the Holy Father was moved from the Vatican Grotto, the gravestone was moved to Krakow. Your guide will be a nun who knows the history of the Sanctuary perfectly An additional attraction during the trip will be the entrance to the observation tower. The observation tower in the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy is 77 m high, and two ways to get to the top - 315 steps to climb or elevator. The viewing gallery is at 46 meter. The tower is the highest point of Krakow, from which you can see the Tatra Mountains

Learn about the life of Karol Wojtyła (John Paul II) Explore the family home of John Paul II Discover Kalwaria, a city listed on the UNESCO Heritage List Visit Sanctuary of Divine Mercy located in Łagiewniki

You can follow John Paul II's footsteps in the private tour option. You'll have the opportunity to see Łagiewniki and the grave of Sister Faustyna, as well as Wadowice, where you can visit the family house of John Paul II with a private guide in the previously chosen language. On the way to Wadowice you'll see the Sanctuary of Passion and Marian o. Bernardine in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska.

This sentimental route, covering places which were very dear to Karol Wojtyła will reveal the story of his childhood, adolescence and early career. On the way to Wadowice, we stop in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska - the Poland's largest Calvary sanctuary. Next you will go to Wadowice - "the place where it all began" as the Pope referred to his hometown in 1999 during his visit here. The house he was born (currently a great museum), basilica he was baptized and received his first communion, cake shop he was going to after school will bring the past times back and will make your experience long remembered. On return to Kraków we stop at the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Łagiewniki. In this developing place of worship and pilgrimage you can pay homage to the Divine Marcy Painting and to the holly relics of St. Faustyna Kowalska, who was canonized as the first saint of the Third Millennium by John Paul II, and admire the impressive modern basilica consecrated by the Pope in 2002.

Follow in the footsteps of St. John Paull II, Poland’s first pope, on this private tour to signature sights around Krakow, with transfers direct from your door. Visit the Family Home of John Paul II in Wadowice, where he was born, on a guided tour; see Kalwaria Zebrzydowska and the Divine Mercy Sanctuary, where he made pilgrimages; and visit the church built in his honor and completed in 2016.

Follow in the footsteps of John Paul II, starting with the house where he was born / museum (guided tour), try the famous cakes called "Kremówki" (filled with whipped cream) and being the favorite delicacy of the Pope. Visit the magnificent monastery on the hill in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska which belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage list. At the end you will see the magnificent Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy (guidebooks tour) and the relics of St. Faustyna Kowalska.

Visit the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy and John Paul II Centre located on the outskirts of Krakow, Poland. A popular place for pilgrimages for Catholics from around the world, resting place of St. Faustina. A nun who had a vision of Jesus and a guidance to commission an image of him along with the quote, “Jesus, I trust Thee.” Our English speaking driver-guide will take you there back and forth from and guide you around these sites. Take our inspiring trip to the campus of Divine Mercy and John Paul 2 Centre located in the district of Łagiewniki, not far from Krakow city center. Visit the Divine Mercy Shrine, place of worship dedicated to the Divine Mercy devotion, a must stop on a pilgrimage route in Poland located in the peaceful surrounding of the city suburbs. We offer you a private round-trip transport directly from your hotel with the English speaking guide/driver.

Wadowice is a small town located about 50 km (31 miles) southwest of Krakow. On the 18th of May, 1920 Karol Wojtyła, later Pope John Paul II was born there. The town has a long-standing history and many great architectural monuments. In Wadowice you can also visit the Pope's family home and places John Paul II visited on his three pilgrimages.

Join us and follow the footsteps of John Paul II. Visit the former pope's childchood home. Marvel at the Way of the Cross in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. Discover Divine Mercy Sanctuary in Lagiewniki, among other spiritual sites. Then visit Jasna Gora monastery and admire the famed ‘Black Madonna’ painting. See Miraculous Picture Chapel and the Basilica. What we guarantee: • Friendly english speaking driver who will take care of you, give you tips on visiting Cracow. • Do not have to wait until we collect travelers from all over the city. • Private air-conditioned transport. • Professional service.

Each tour is unique because You are unique! John Paul 2 Route is situated south of Krakow at the foot of Carpathians. This route is important not only for believers, but for all who want to understand history and life of this extraordinary man and environment in which he was growing to become charismatic pope. In the same time it is also story about Poland, culture and spirit of Polish and about beauty of its southern part. Visit the House-Museum of John Paul II & Kalwaria Zebrzydowska Monastery (UNESCO). Visit to Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Krakow-Lagiewniki consecrated by John Paul II. Stop by Karol Wojtyla's house in Krakow. We pride ourselves in arranging outstanding Tailor-made Tours to even most remote spots of our beautiful region according to our Clients Wishes. We are not just a tour, we are real experience designed especially for our unique Guests! And wherever You wish to travel, we will take You there with great care and will make Your experience unforgettable.

Private city tour following John Paul II sites in Krakow. Tour includes places connected with John Paul II in Krakow Old town and Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki. Tour Itinerary: pick up from your hotel walking tour in Krakow Old Town-around 2,5 hours drive to Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki-around 30 minutes tour and free time for prayer in Lagiewniki Sanctuary of divine Mercy-around 1,5 hour drive back to town center-around 30 minutes

While in Poland don’t miss your chance to visit Wadowice, childhood hometown of John Paul ll – where Karol Wojtyła was born, where he was baptised and went to school. Monastery in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (on UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites), the Polish Golgota, a popular pilgrimage destination Łagiewniki with new Centre of John Paul II. Finally, we will see the Archbishop’s Palace which is Wojtyla’s last residence before leaving for the Vatican in 1978. See the famous “papal window”, where thousands of people lit candles and prayed during his last days. You will see places of interest that had an effect on him during his childhood and adolescence years. Important notice: This tour will be held only if in the group will be at least 2 participants.