Gietrzwald is the only place of the Revelation of Our Lady in Poland, which was recognized by the Vatican as authentic on a par with Fatima, Guadalupe, and Lourdes. Whereas Swieta Lipka is an unusual place of Marian cult with fabulous pipe organs and a Baroque church among lakes and forests.

Immediately after Pope election, Karol Wojtyla, an avid skier, told his secretary: You see, Stasia. Skiing has ended already.

We invite you to visit Lichen - the place of the revelation of Mother of God (nineteenth century), created here the largest church in Poland: Basilica of Our Lady of Sorrows, Queen of Poland.

Saints of Poland. St. Faustina. She had a gift of bilocation, reading of human souls and prophecies. St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe. In 1941, he was sent to Auschwitz, where he voluntarily chose death by starvation in exchange for a convicted inmate. Blessed Jerzy Popiełuszko. Chaplain of Warsaw Solidarity. He was killed in 1984 by officers of the Communist State Security Service.

The first Tatars arrived to Poland in the fourteenth century. They fought both together with the Poles against the Teutonic Order, and against the Poles. Since the fifteenth century, in return for military service under the banner of the Polish king, they received lands.

We invite you to visit two remarkable monuments of Catholicism in Poland. Lichen - the place of the revelation of Mother of God (nineteenth century), created here the largest church in Poland: Basilica of Our Lady, Queen of Poland. After that we will see the world's largest statue of Christ the King in Swiebodzin.

The Monastery in Czestochowa is the most important place of worship of the Virgin Mary in Poland with the miraculous image of the Black Madonna. As the legend says it is painted by St. Luke the Evangelist on fragments of the table of the Holy Family.

We invite you to travel on the trail of Orthodox churches and blessed places. We will begin with a visit to the sacred Mount Grabarka, where the believers are washing affected places in the miraculous spring and come around the church on their knees.