Arrival in Warsaw and meeting with the guide. Before heading to the hotel, you will take a sightseeing tour of Warsaw, including the picturesque Old Town, the Cathedral, and the Royal Route. Check in to your hotel, dinner, and evening rest, the first night in Warsaw. 

After breakfast, a city tour of Warsaw, Old Town, Cathedral, and the Ghetto, the same morning depart for Niepokolanow, home of St. Maximillian Kolbe, who was brutally murdered in Auschwitz concentration camp. We will visit the Franciscan monastery, where he lived and worked. We then continue to Plock to visit the cathedral church from the 12th century, the Benedictine Abbey dated to the 10th century, and the Congregation's house in Plock. It is here where St. Faustina Kowalska worked and where she received the first message of “Divine Mercy” in 1931. Return to Warsaw for dinner and overnight. 

After breakfast, departure for Czestochowa, en-route visit to places connected with the life of Sister Faustina Kowalska: Glogowiec - her birthplace and to Swinice Warckie where she was baptized. Arrive in Czestochowa. Dinner is served at your hotel. Optional: evening walk to the Monastery. 

Czestochowa is Poland's most important pilgrimage center, attracting thousands of pilgrims each year. In the morning, sightseeing in the majestic complex of the Basilica, Treasure House, and the Chapel of the Black Madonna with the famous Icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary. On the way to Krakow, the group will stop for a visit to Wadowice, the birthplace of Saint John Paul II, and visit a Museum dedicated to the saint. Later, we will head to Krakow. The same evening, we are in Krakow, dinner and overnight.

 In the morning we'll visit Krakow. The sightseeing tour includes the Main Market Square with the Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Church, and Wawel Cathedral with Royal Tombs.  Same morning you will drive to the Congregation of Sisters of the Divine Mother of Mercy in Lagiewniki (part of Krakow) with the tomb of Sister Faustina, she worked and died here. After a lunch break, we will visit the famous Salt Mine in Wieliczka, one of the oldest salt mines listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Monument. Unique and spectacular construction in salt! Return to your hotel in Krakow, where the group will have some free time before a farewell Polish dinner. 

Today, we bid farewell to Poland. Before we leave, we will celebrate our final Holy Mass in Kraków, marking the spiritual conclusion of our time in this beautiful country. We then embark on the longest bus ride of our tour, a relaxing journey through the scenic landscapes of southern Poland and Bohemia, as we make our way to Prague, the enchanting capital of the Czech Republic.

Upon arrival, we will enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in Prague.

After a good night's rest and breakfast, we are taking a guided tour of Prague. We meet the city and its most important landmarks such as Charles Bridge, St. Vitus Cathedral, the old town of Prague with the Gothic church of Our Lady of Tyn and Astronomical Clock at the city hall, Wenceslas Square, the church of Our Lady Victorious hosting the Infant Jesus sanctuary…...and in the afternoon we are free, leisure time, shopping and lunch in Prague. Later we will be back in our hotel and rest before dinner is in one of the typical local Prague restaurants. Return to hotel, next morning journey to Vienna! 

Our goal today is the capital of Austria, Vienna. As we journey through the Czech Republic, we will make a stop, a lunch break in Telč (Telc), a picturesque, beautiful little town. Its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features a stunning main square lined with colorful 16th-century townhouses and arcades. Dominated by the elegant Telč Castle and surrounded by tranquil fish ponds, the town offers a fairy-tale atmosphere that reflects its rich history and charm. The same afternoon, we will continue to Vienna, where we will enjoy dinner in a typical Viennese restaurant before checking into the hotel!

After a good night's rest & breakfast, we are heading for the city tour of Vienna. The City of Strauss and Mozart, a city renowned for its stunning architecture, serves as a testament to the once mighty Habsburg Empire, the largest in Europe for centuries. We see the Karlskirche, one of the finest churches of the High Baroque period, the Hofburg or the Winter Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and Schönbrunn Royal Palace; the Belvedere Palace is well known for its beautiful gardens and an impressive panoramic view of Vienna and the spires of St. Stephen's Cathedral. Late in the afternoon, we head to Hungary, Budapest! Dinner and overnight at our hotel in Budapest!

Today we will visit Budapest, on foot and by bus, several hours from the Royal Buda & the cathedral of St. Mathew, Fisherman’s Bastion, to the House of Parliament, Chain Bridge, St. Stephen’s Cathedral…and a lot more! The Same afternoon we will have free time before farewell dinner at the typical Hungarian restaurant, gypsy music…. 

 Early morning transfer for a flight back home, arrival will be the same day!