From Krakow: Lagiewniki Sanctuary of The Divine Mercy Tour｜Poland

During our trip, we'll provide continuous transportation so you can fully enjoy each of the planned destinations. Your guide will be present throughout to ensure not only your safety but also to provide you with a thorough understanding and experience of each place we visit.

Unofficially, the guided tour begins as soon as you get into the car, because our charming and zany guide will talk about the history of Krakow, Christianity in Poland, Krakow’s churches, and their connections, dependencies, and conflicts with pagan religion and culture, and many, many more. One thing is certain: you won’t have to worry about deafening silence during the drive or the entire tour (except for moments when silence is required).

We'll start with a visit to the Observation Tower, where you'll be able to admire the picturesque views of the surrounding area. As you ascend to the top, I assure you'll be mesmerized by the panorama stretching out before you.

Next, we'll head to the Museum of Saint Sister Faustina. Here, you'll have the opportunity to delve into the history and life of this extraordinary figure and learn about her legacy in both religious and social contexts. Your guide will share fascinating stories and insights into her impact on the world.

Finally, we'll visit the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy. This place holds special significance for many pilgrims and believers. Here, you'll have the chance to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of peace and reflection, discovering the meaning of Divine Mercy in everyday life.

You can enhance the tour with a visit to the nearby Sanctuary of Blessed John Paul II (the most popular option) or stick with the shorter version.


The total duration of the tour may vary depending on the pickup location, traffic conditions, and whether and how much time you spend on prayer/confession.
The standard version usually lasts 3-4 hours, while the extended version typically lasts 4-6 hours.