DAY 1 –MADRID- WARSAW-CRAKOW
Presentation at the agreed time and place. Check-in and boarding procedures for the flight to Warsaw. Arrival in Warsaw, change of boarding gate, to take the flight to Krakow. Arrival in Krakow, meeting with the guide. Transfer to the hotel in Krakow. Arrival at the hotel, dinner (depending on the scheduled flight, dinner will be cold) and accommodation.

DAY 2:CRAKOW – THE HEART OF POLAND AND WIELICZKA
Breakfast at the hotel. Visit Krakow, which is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland. Wawel Hill with Wawel Castle (without entrance) with the Renaissance court, the Cathedral (entrance), Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture of the Old Town (Stare Miasto), the Collegium Maius – the oldest building in Jagiellonica University, the largest market square in Europe (Rynek Glowny), the Town Hall tower, the old Cloth Market, the Church of the Holy Virgin Mary (entrance) with the altar of the brilliant sculptor Vito Stoss, brief visit of the ancient wall near St. Florian's Gate and the Barbican. Walk through the old town of Krakow. During the visit: multimedia presentation of the history of amber – the gold of Poland. In 1978 Krakow was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Food in a city center restaurant. Departure to Wieliczka to visit the salt mine – one of the oldest salt mines in the world that has been operating for many centuries, also very famous for its long tourist tradition: this place was visited by Mikolaj Kopernik (Copernicus), Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Dmitrij Mendeleev, Boleslaw Prus, Ignacy Paderewski, Karol Wojtyla, etc. In 1978, the Wieliczka Salt Mine was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The mine forms an underground city, with chapels (St. Kinga's Chapel is the largest underground chapel in the world), lakes and tunnels. Dinner with Polish folklore concert. Accommodation.

DAY 3:CRAKOW – LOS PIENINES AND DUNAJEC – ZAKOPANE – KRAKOW
Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast departure to Sromowce Wyzne. Travel by raft on the Dunajec River that runs between the picturesque Pienines gorges. The trip on traditional rafts (wooden logs joined together in the shape of rafts), guided by mountain rafters, is an exciting and unforgettable experience that is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Europe. Food in restaurant. Departure towards Zakopane. Zakopane in the Tatras - the capital of the Polish mountains, with a visit to the city and a funicular ride to Gubalowka from where you can admire the panorama of the Tatras. Departure for Krakow. Dinner at the hotel and overnight in Krakow.


DAY 4:CRAKOW – LAGIEWNIKI – BIALE MORZA – KALWARIA ZEBRZYDOWSKA – WADOWICE
- KRAKOW
Breakfast at the hotel. Departure towards Lagiewniki. “Divine Mercy will save the world!” During his visit to Poland in 2002, the Pope proclaimed this Sanctuary “the center of Divine Mercy.” The Sanctuary is made up of the Convent (in which the Saint lived and died), the basilica and the chapel, where the tomb with the relics of Sister Faustina and the famous painting of the Merciful Jesus “Jesus, I trust in you” is located. ” painted according to the vision of the Polish saint. Visit to the Sanctuary of Saint John Paul II in Biale Morza (Krakow neighborhood), built on the grounds of the Solvay quarry where Karol Wojtyla, then a seminarian, worked physically during World War II to avoid military service. Departure towards Wadowice. Food in restaurant in Wadowice. Visit to the house where Pope John Paul II was born on May 18, 1920 and the parish church in which he was baptized on June 20, 1920. Departure to Kalwaria. Visit to the Kalwaria Zebrzydowska Sanctuary, which after Jasna Gora in Czestochowa and Laglewniki in Krakow, is the most visited Sanctuary in Poland. The Mannerist architecture and the entire environment of the Sanctuary was inscribed on the UNESCO list in 1999 as a World Heritage Site. Departure to Krakow. Dinner at the restaurant. Accommodation.

DAY 5: KRAKOW - AUSCHWITZ/BIRKENAU - KRAKOW
Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Auschwitz. Visit (with local guide) to the territory of the former Nazi concentration and extermination camp, built by the Germans during the Nazi occupation of Poland. In this concentration camp, during the Second World War, the Nazis murdered more than a million people, most of them of Jewish origin. Today the former Auschwitz concentration camp is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Food in restaurant. Departure to Krakow. free time in Krakow. Dinner with the Jewish Klezmer music concert. Accommodation.

DAY 6: KRAKOW - CZESTOCHOWA - WARSAW
Breakfast. Departure towards Czestochowa. Visit to the monastery of Pauline Fathers with a local guide, where the Miraculous Image of the Virgin Mary of Czestochowa is located, also called "the Black Madonna": the most important pilgrimage site in this part of Europe. Food at the restaurant in Czestochowa. Departure to Warsaw. Arrival and dinner. Accommodation.

DAY 7: WARSAW
Breakfast at the hotel. Visit to Warsaw: Lazienkowski Park where the Chopin monument is located, the Warsaw Ghetto, the Monument to the Unknown Soldier. Umschlagplatz - place of deportations of Warsaw Jews to concentration camps during the German occupation, Palace of Culture and Science, Krakowskie Przedmiescle Street, Warsaw Old Town with Castle (without entrance) and St. John's Cathedral , Market Square. The old city of Warsaw, completely destroyed during the Second World War and rebuilt with an impressive effort by the Polish people in the post-war years, is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Food in restaurant. Free time in Warsaw to complete visits and make purchases. Visit to the Church of St. Stanislaus Kostka with the tomb of Blessed Father Jerzy Popieluszko, murdered in the eighties by the communist political police. Free time in the center of Warsaw. Transfer to hotel, dinner and accommodation.


DAY 8: WARSAW - MADRID
Breakfast at the indicated time, transfer to the airport to take the flight to Madrid. Billing and boarding procedures. Arrival in Madrid and end of our services.