Tour de un día por Wadowice y Czestochowa desde Cracovia
Descripción
Esta excursión de un día te llevará a ver Wadowice, lugares relacionados con el nacimiento y la vida de Karol Wojtyla, el futuro Papa Juan Pablo II y también Czestochowa, principal centro de peregrinación y capital espiritual de Polonia con una pintura milagrosa de la Virgen Negra .
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Este recorrido de 9 horas comenzará con la recogida en su hotel, hostal o apartamento. Después de 40 minutos en coche, llegará a la plaza principal de Wadowice. Antes de visitar el Museo de Juan Pablo II, verá el frente de la iglesia parroquial de Karol Wojtyla, donde el pequeño Karol fue bautizado y la escuela secundaria a la que asistió. Una visita al museo durará unos 90 minutos, después de lo cual tomará un café y degustará los famosos pasteles de crema papal conocidos como kremowka.
A su llegada a Czestochowa, comenzará su visita turística al complejo de Jasna Gora junto con la capilla de la pintura milagrosa de la Virgen Negra. Durante su visita, será guiado y asistido por uno de los monjes Paulinos que sirven en el Monasterio de Jasna Gora. Antes de regresar a Cracovia, almuerce en uno de los restaurantes locales.
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Lugares y horarios de recogida
Para este servicio, proporcionamos recogida en el lugar proporcionado por usted.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Los niños deben ir acompañados de un adulto
- Funciona en todas las condiciones climáticas, por favor vístete adecuadamente
- Se requiere un código de vestimenta para ingresar a los lugares de culto y museos seleccionados. No se permiten pantalones cortos ni camisetas sin mangas. Las rodillas y los hombros DEBEN estar cubiertos para hombres y mujeres. Puede arriesgarse a que se le rechace la entrada si no cumple con estos requisitos de vestimenta
Opiniones(14)
Gregory was our guide and he took great care of us. We were able to view at our own pace, had a great local lunch, and saw everything we wanted. We were not rushed and Gregory was very kind and friendly.
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Private tour and our guide was great. Long day driving but was able to avoid many of the hassles of larger bus tours. It was nice to get away from Krakow for the day.
The driver was very helpful and kind. The tour took place with the right timing. We were able to visit both destinations calmly.
Two convenient and unique stops to visit. Museum in the house of the Pope highly recommended as well as attend Mass inside the church.
This tour went very well and mostly on the expected time schedule. It was a full day with efficient driving in a very comfortable car driven by a very personable and fluent-in-English young man. The visits to Wadowice & Czestochowa were as promised and worth the time and money for the visits. It was a Holy Day and a Saturday so more commotion with weddings than might otherwise be the case but we got to do and see everything including the private tour of the church. Lunch was not included but we were taken to a very popular, large family oriented local restaurant for a very delicious late lunch/early dinner of local favorites. This was a very satisfying day and we were very pleased with the whole package. Highly recommended.
Thank you for your review. It was our pleasure to take you on this tour.
I am not a Catholic but I went on this tour and learnt so much. The first stop was in Wadowice to see the school John Paul II attended, followed by an audio guided tour round the museum before entering the church. After we sampled some delicious cream cake. The chapel was beautiful and we were lucky to visit when a wedding was taking place. After the visit to Częstochowa we went for a lovely dinner at a hidden gem restaurant to have traditional polish food. Gregory the guide was amazing, with so much knowledge and the other people on the tour clearly thoroughly enjoyed the tour and found it full filling.
We booked and had the trip confirmed. We were only in Krakow for a few days and this was the main trip we were looking forward to. They were supposed to pick us up at 9. By 9.15 I hadn’t heard and realised something was wrong. I tried going to their website which doesn’t exist. Eventually they replied via viator. Not to apologise or explain but just to say it was rescheduled to the next day. We couldn't do the next day and by then it did feel like a scam. They have refunded me but if I hadn’t chased what would have happened? I wonder how many others have been scammed by this company. Please avoid
Do not book. It’s a scam. Ruined our holiday. We booked a short trip to Krakow to go on two tours. We booked via Viator for this. It was confirmed. Payment taken. On the morning of the tour we waited outside our hotel and after 15 minutes of no one arriving and no messages I tried to contact them. The website doesn’t exist so I instantly knew something was wrong. I tried contacting via Viator and they eventually got back to us just to say it’s rescheduled for tomorrow. No explanation as to why. No apology. They refunded but if I hadn’t chased this wouldn’t have happened. I wonder how many people have been scammed by this company. Avoid!
Those who loved Pope John Paul ll should not miss this opportunity to visit Wadowice. Our driver Gregory is an impeccable guide full of knowledge.
Very early pick up at 7am, smooth drive to the country side to visit Jasna Gora for Black Madonna. We spent 1.5hours visiting not just the Basilica and Chapel, but also Treasury and other places with paintings, good guided tour. Not much time for lunch as we needed to rush to Wadowice to visit the John Pope II Museum with scheduled admission time, A nice overview of John Pope II life, but didn't get to see the inside of the Church next to museum (the one shown in the picture of this tour) which is located next to John Pope II Museum (as there was a funeral going on).
