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Encuentro con el grupo en el aeropuerto, formalidades de embarque y viaje hasta Praga, capital de Republica checa.
Llegaremos a Praga y traslado al hotel para cena y noche. Noche en Praga.
Dia de visita Praga: subida en autobús a la Colina del Castillo, visita al patio del monasterio de Strahov de la orden de los premonstratenses, fundada en 1140 por el rey Vladislao II. Visitaremos La plaza de Loreto con Loreto de Praga que es copia de la Casa Santa. Siguiendo para la Catedral de San Vito, Venceslao y Adalberto – sede del arzobispo (interior). Llegamos a la Plaza de San Jorge con la iglesia y el monasterio de San Jorge y la Iglesia de Santa María de la Victoria (Niño Jesús de Praga. Santa misa. Seguiremos nuestra visita hasta el centro de la Ciudad donde se encuentra la plaza Mayor con su predominante Ayuntamiento con la Iglesia de Týn. Tiempo libre. Noche en Praga.
Antes de salir a Salzburg visitaremos la Iglesia de San Cirilo y San Metodio que es parte de la historia de los héroes de la resistencia Checa, durante la segunda guerra mundial, entrada en la cripta y museo incluida. Tiempo libre antes de salir hacia Salzburg in Austria para conocer la ciudad de Mozart y de los Festivales. Pasaremos la noche en Salzburgo.
Hoy haremos un paseo por el barrio histórico y visitaremos la casa museo de Mozart. Subiremos a la colina de Festungsberg para disfrutar de espectaculares vistas de la Salzburgo, del río Salzach y de los Alpes por la tarde seguiremos hacia Viena, capital de Austria. A la llegada Iremos la hotel para check-in y cena. Noche en Viena.
Por la mañana visitaremos en autobús la ciudad de Viena recorriendo la “Ringstrasse” con sus suntuosos monumentos como la Ópera, los Museos de Bellas Artes y de Ciencias Naturales, el monumento de María Teresa, el Parlamento, el Ayuntamiento, el Teatro Nacional y el Palacio Imperial de Hofburg (exteriores) por la tarde visitaremos uno de los Palacios más importantes del imperio de los Augsburgo el Palacio de Schönbrunn con las fastuosas salas habitadas por la Archiduquesa María Teresa de Austria (interior). tiempo libre en la ciudad. Noche en Viena.
Salida a Budapest capital de Hungría, país con influencia de varias culturas; alemán, turca y eslava. Haremos un paseo panorámico para conocer los lugares más importantes de la ciudad. Visitaremos en la parte Buda el bastión de los pescadores considerado el centro de Buda, seguiremos hasta el puente Isabel que separa la parte Buda de Peste. Noche en Budapest.
Hoy visitaremos el lado Pest de la ciudad, el Bosque hasta la plaza de los héroes, Parque Municipal, avenida de Andrassy, Coluna central de monumento Milenario. Visitaremos la Basílica de San Esteban . Santa misa. tiempo libre durante la tarde. Por la noche crucero con cena incluída en el rio Danubio. Noche en Budapest.
Viajaremos en autobús hasta la ciudad de Zakopane y Montes Tatras, una de las zonas de esquí más conocidas de Polonia, ubicada cerca de la frontera con Eslovaquia y en la zona más alta de los Cárpatos. Esta villa es perfecta para admirar la naturaleza de los montes Tatras en todo su esplendor y los pueblos que mantienen sus tradiciones en arquitectura, gastronomía, música y danza. Visita guiada por l ciudad y paseo en teleférico subiendo los montes Tatras de igual modo que San Juan Pablo II subía para practicar esquí. Noche en Zakopane.
Hoy seguiremos a Cracovia, a la llegada visitaremos os el convento en Lagiewniki, donde Santa Faustina pasó los dos últimos años de su vida. Visitaremos el Icono de la Divina Misericordia y la Capilla donde Santa Faustina está sepultada. Santa misa. Seguiremos a Cracovia que es una de las ciudades más antiguas y más bellas de Polonia. Noche en Cracovia.
Dia en Cracovia. Visitaremos la colina de Wawel con el Castillo de Wawel, la Catedral (entrada), arquitectura románica, gótica, renacentista y barroca de la Ciudad Antigua, la plaza del mercado más grande de Europa (Rynek Glowny), la torre del Ayuntamiento, el antiguo Mercado de Paños, la Iglesia de Santa Virgen María con el altar del genial escultor Vito Stoss. Visita a la Fábrica de Schindler y al barrio judío Kazimierz, el centro de la vida religiosa y social de la Cracovia judía, hasta la deportación). Seguiremos para una visita a la mina de sal – una de las minas de sal más antiguas del mundo que funciona desde hace muchos siglos, fue visitada por Karol Wojtyla, en el año 1978. La mina forma una ciudad subterránea, con capillas (la capilla de Santa Kinga es la capilla subterránea más grande del mundo). Cena y concierto de folclore polaco en un restaurante. Noche en Cracovia.
Hoy visitaremos el campo de concentración de Auschwitz. Visitaremos la pequeña celda donde San Maximiliano Kolbe murió. A continuación, visitaremos Wadowice, ciudad natal de Karol Wojtyla (San Juan Pablo II) y la Iglesia donde fue bautizado, Santa Misa. Tiempo libre en Cracovia. Noche en Cracovia.
Vuelo de regreso a Estados Unidos. no, sin antes, atesorar en nuestra memoria recuerdos inolvidables vividos durante este peregrinaje.
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We would like to remind you that a pilgrimage is not a vacation or excursion but rather a unique spiritual journey that will provide many opportunities to deepen your relationship with God and enrich your Catholic faith by bringing Scripture to life. Millions throughout the ages have gone before you searching for a way to physically connect with their faith in Christ Jesus. You may find that when you are near a saint’s tomb, viewing a holy relic, or praying a Marian devotion, you are overwhelmed by the Holy Spirit in a very real sense. Pilgrimages offer the opportunity to let Christ draw you near. Your chaplain is there to help guide you spiritually on this journey.
This active program covers a good amount of ground each day. The days are busy, usually starting with a wake-up call around 7AM and departure by 9AM or earlier. We aim to be back at the hotel between 5PM and 6PM. Times may vary depending on destination and program. We encourage all pilgrims to be able to walk 3-4 miles per day. The pace is moderate, however you will encounter some uneven surfaces, stairs, steps, cobblestones, and significant slopes. Some tours require walking in the open air with no shade and no seating available. For more specifics on this itinerary’s physical landscape, please reach out to us.
Upon depositing for your trip, we would like to get to know a little bit about you. We will collect your basic contact information, passport information, emergency contact information, and how you would like to set up your pilgrimage. How many are in your party? Will you travel with them and/or share a room with them? Do you know anyone else attending? Where are you flying from?
You will receive additional information that will help you start preparing for your pilgrimage. If applicable, we will also begin working on your flight and travel requests.
Full payment is due for your trip 90 days prior to your departure. This also serves as the last day to sign up for the pilgrimage if space is still available. Once within the 90-day deadline, we may be able to accommodate you at a different rate.
Your pilgrim travel kit includes an invite to download our travel app. On the app is where you will find your flight itinerary (if you opt for us to book your flights), trip itinerary, and a map of your hotel accommodations. You will also have the ability to share photos and messages with fellow pilgrims, and receive any important flight and schedule updates before and during your pilgrimage. Also included in the pilgrim travel kit is your name badge, a luggage tag, a Magnificat prayer book, and a copy of the Canterbury Tales by Chaucer, which inspired our mission.
Your pilgrim travel kit will either be delivered to your mailing address provided, or to your parish if a pre-departure meeting is arranged. Please note, we ship via FedEx 2-day air, and thus cannot deliver to P.O. boxes.
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After the pilgrimage experience, we would love to hear from you what went well and what we can improve upon. We kindly ask you to respond to the survey in your inbox within 5 days of return while your new memories are still fresh.
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Solo travelers are always welcome on our pilgrimages. If you wish to have a hotel accommodation to yourself, you will be responsible for the single room fee (commonly referred to as a single supplement.)
Sharing hotel accommodations is a great way to save money and get to know another solo traveler on the pilgrimage. If you wish to share a room, we will attempt to connect you with another person of the same gender on the pilgrimage looking to share. Shared rooms are always double rooms with 2 beds. Should we not be able to accommodate you with a roommate, you will be responsible for the single room fee.
For pilgrims traveling with a companion, double rooms are available in either 1 or 2 bed configurations.
For pilgrims traveling in parties of 3 or 4, please be aware that while we do our best to accommodate, not all hotels have rooms equipped with 3 or 4 beds. In many cases, the 3rd or 4th bed is a cot or convertible sofa bed.
Europe: 1 queen bed or 2 twin beds
Asia: 1 twin bed or 2 twin beds
USA: 1 king bed or 2 queen beds
Although we will do our best to notify you if your passport will not be valid for travel, it is ultimately your responsibility to ensure your passport is valid.
Depending on the nationality of your passport, a travel visa may be required to reach your destination. Although we will do our best to notify you if a travel visa is required, it is ultimately your responsibility to check if visas are required for the destinations visited and to obtain any necessary travel documents. You can do that easily here: https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions
Although group airfare is restrictive with seat selection, we will always do what we can to accommodate pilgrims who need specific seating, such as aisle or bulkhead seating, due to a medical condition or disability. In addition to that, wheelchair assistance from the moment you arrive at the airport, to your terminal, or all the way to your seat, is available to you, provided by the airline, and does not need to be pre-arranged.
Most countries do not follow US accessibility standards. Old buildings, cobblestone walkways, and uneven surfaces are a part of every itinerary. Access to some establishments may not be convenient for wheelchair use and will require the use of stairs. During hotel overnights, we can arrange for you to stay in handicap-accessible rooms where available. In the event they are not available, we will request rooms on the main floor or near an elevator.
Pending availability, we are happy to request a wheelchair rental for the duration of the pilgrimage. Wheelchair users must have a designated travel companion to assist them during the pilgrimage. Please reach out to us to place this request.
We always intend to provide our customers with the pilgrimage they spend time and resources to plan with us. If we are unable to travel to a destination ahead of a trip, or reasonably predict to be unable to travel, Canterbury reserves the right to make changes to the itinerary, including the dates of the trip. We respect your time and that of the people in your life who plan for your absence. We only change or postpone the dates of the trip when it is necessary due to inability to travel to a destination, untimely closures in crucial sites along the itinerary, extreme weather conditions, government mandates, war, acts of God, or other factors. In this situation, your reservation will be automatically preserved for the new dates of the trip, which will take place at a reasonable time arranged by Canterbury and/or the group organizer. Additionally, Canterbury hopes to offer you the best possible options for your reservation given the circumstances, which, if possible, could include transferring your reservation to another trip, or other arrangements.
Countless months get put into the organization of your trip, thus we do our best to avoid cancelling it. Though we reserve the right to cancel for any reason at any time, we typically only do in instances of an insufficient group size. In this case, we would refund 100% of what you have paid to us back to your original payment method on file within 10 business days.
We’re here to help! Call or email one of our pilgrimage specialists today.
(800) 653-0017
hello@canterburypilgrimages.com
Mon-Fri | 9am – 5pm ET
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