Tour: XZ27 Code: P

Join us for a Crossroads of Faith: The Protestant Trail in Poland starting at $4,798* from New York on May 11, 2027. Journey through the heart of Poland to encounter deep faith, heroic witness, and sacred history. From Warsaw to Kraków, you’ll walk in the footsteps of saints, martyrs, and modern heroes.

The trip begins with departure from the USA on an overnight flight and arrival in Warsaw for a comprehensive city tour highlighting the rebuilt Old Town, Market Square, Royal Castle, and other landmarks. Travelers then explore Warsaw’s Holy Trinity Church (the largest Lutheran church in Poland) and the beautiful Lazienki Park with its neoclassical palace and amphitheater. The itinerary continues to Torun for a UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town tour emphasizing its Protestant and Hanseatic heritage, plus a visit to the Copernicus House and Museum. Next, the group stops at impressive Malbork Castle en route to Gdansk for a walk along the historic Royal Way, Long Waterfront, merchant houses, St. Mary’s Church, and Neptune Fountain. A scenic train ride takes the group to Krakow, followed by a walking tour of its preserved medieval Market Square, Cloth Hall, and St. Mary’s Church. The tour includes Wawel Castle and Cathedral, the Evangelical-Augsburg Church, and the extraordinary Wieliczka Salt Mines. The final full day covers a reflective visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp and Collegium Maius at the Jagiellonian University, before returning home to the USA.

3 domestic flights — already included in your price

Most travelers don’t realize how far apart these cities are — or how much domestic flights cost when booked independently. These tickets run $300–500 per person and require separate booking, check-in, and logistics.

In this tour, domestic flights are included in your price. We book them on your behalf. You don’t search, you don’t book, you don’t pay extra. You just show up.

That’s $600–1000 in flights per couple — already taken care of.

Accommodations

Accommodations in 4- and 5-star hotels

Meals

Breakfasts and dinners (buffet style) at the hotels

Transportation

Luxury, air-conditioned buses

Group Size

20-30

Language

English and Spanish

Pets

Not allowed

Age Range

8–79 (years)

Season

All

Category

Biblical

The more of you there are — the less each person pays

This tour is built for groups. Whether you’re a couple, a family, or an entire congregation — the price per person drops as your group grows. Send us your group size and we’ll send back an exact quote. 

Group Size

Price Per Person

Note

2 people

From $3,899

Starting price

4 people

From $3,299

Price drops per person

6 people

From $2,999

Better savings

10–19 people

Request quote — best value

Recommended group size

20+ people

Custom pricing

Extended itinerary available →

✦ GROUP OF 20+? We can extend your journey to 10–14 days, add exclusive destinations, and offer our best group pricing. Contact us for a custom group proposal

Exact pricing depends on group size, travel dates, and departure city. Send us your details — we’ll respond with a full quote within 48 hours.

Your dates. Your pace. Your group.

No fixed departures — that’s intentional. This tour is available year-round. You choose the dates that work for your family, your church, or your travel group. We build everything around your schedule.

Best months to travel:

  • April – June: mild weather, blooming landscapes, fewer crowds
  • September – November: warm days, cool evenings, post-summer calm
  • December – March: lowest prices, quietest sites — ideal for smaller groups

Popular months (April–June and September–October) fill up weeks in advance. The sooner you send us your dates — the more options we can offer.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything is organized. You focus on the experience

Included in your tour price:

Not included (paid separately):

Tour Itinerary

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    Crossroads of Faith: The Protestant Trail in Poland | May 11, 2027
    May 11 – Depart USA
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      Airplane, bus
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      Depart on your overnight international flight.
    May 12 – Arrive in Warsaw
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      Bus
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      Meet your driver and guide at Warsaw airport. Enjoy a city tour of Warsaw. After its almost complete devastation during World War II, the city was reborn from the ashes and has developed into a modern center of culture, science, and business. The tour of the city includes the Old Town, which was reconstructed after World War II in a faithful rendering of its original form. At its heart is the Market Square, from where narrow streets lead to medieval defensive walls, the Barbican, St. John’s Cathedral, and the Royal Castle. Check into your hotel for dinner and overnight. (D)
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      Meals:
      Dinner
    May 13 – Warsaw
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      Bus
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      After a leisurely breakfast, prepare to explore more of Warsaw. Begin your day by visiting the Holy Trinity Church, the largest Lutheran church in Poland. The church's recognizable circular design and unique architecture will impress. After some time on my own for lunch, I head to Lazienki Park for a visit. Formerly a hunting ground, it was in the 18th century turned into a classical English landscape park with formal gardens, and the neoclassical Lazienki Palace was built on an island in the park’s lake. There are other stunning sights in the park, including a Greek- and Roman-inspired amphitheater. Return to your hotel for dinner and overnight. (B, D)
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      Meals:
      Breakfast. Dinner.
    May 14 – Warsaw to Torun
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      Bus, airplane
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      After breakfast, you will depart for Torun for a city tour. The Old Town of Torun is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. Here you will enjoy a city tour to see some of the town, which has a notable Protestant legacy dating back to the Reformation. As a member of the Hanseatic League, Toruñ had significant German (Lutheran) influence, especially in the 16th and 17th centuries. The city was home to a vibrant Protestant community, and there are still historic Protestant churches and traces of religious coexistence and tension. Enjoy some free time for lunch on your own. This afternoon, visit the Copernicus House and Museum. Highlighting the life of Nicolaus Copernicus, your visit will discuss his revolutionary heliocentric model of the universe. His story prompts reflection on how faith, science, and reform can coexist. Dinner and overnight in Torun. (B, D)
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      Meals:
      Breakfast. Dinner.
    May 15 – Torun to Gdansk
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      Bus
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      Depart this morning for Gdansk. On the way, you will stop at Malbork Castle. This Castle is Poland's finest fortress, with an impressive collection of medieval artifacts and art on display. This afternoon, you will arrive in Gdansk. The city of Gdansk is blessed with more buildings and monuments than anywhere else in the Baltic region. You can stroll along the historic Royal Way and D³ugie Pobrzeze (the “Long Waterfront”) where you will discover priceless gems, including delightful merchant’s houses, the stately Artus Court, the Gothic Town Hall, the monumental St Mary’s Church towering above the city, and Neptune Fountain – a great symbol of Gdansk. (B, D)
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      Meals:
      Breakfast. Dinner.
    May 16 – Train to Krakow
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      Bus
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      Take a train to Krakow with your guide. Take in the scenic countryside. Upon arrival, enjoy some free time for lunch. Having escaped destruction during World War II, the city has uniquely retained its charming medieval form. Embark on a walking tour exploring the city with your guide. The central Market Square – the largest in Europe – is where several of the city’s architectural and cultural landmarks can be found, such as the Cloth Hall, which today houses a gallery of Polish paintings, and St Mary’s Church, world-famous for its altar carved by Veit Stoss. Check into your hotel for dinner and overnight. (B, D)
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      Meals:
      Breakfast. Dinner.
    May 17 – Krakow and Wieliczka
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      Bus
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      In the morning, you will visit the Wawel Castle. Here you will see Wawel Cathedral, the coronation site of Polish Kings. Continue to the Evangelical-Augsburg Church to explore the Church's roots in Poland. Then travel to Wieliczka Salt Mines. Descend via stairway into the depths of the earth to see the wonders left behind by the miners, including Chapels and Chandeliers made from salt. (B, D)
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      Meals:
      Breakfast. Dinner.
    May 18 – Auschwitz-Birkenau & Collegium Maius
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      Transportation:
      Bus
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      After breakfast, continue to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp. Here, you will walk the grounds in remembrance of those who lost their lives there. In the afternoon, visit Collegium Maius. This building, located at the University, laid the groundwork for Protestant reformers such as Luther and Calvin. Enjoy a relaxing evening before you return home. (B, D)
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      Meals:
      Breakfast. Dinner.
    May 19 – Return to USA
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      Bus, airplane
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      Return home inspired by the people and places of Poland.
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      Breakfast.

Departure Dates

  • Tuesday, May 11, 2027
    From $4998*

Included in your tour price:

* Hot air balloon is optional and paid separately ($150–200 per person). Booking recommended in advance — spots fill quickly.

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Why travel with FAVOR TRAVEL— not directly with a local company

Someone is on your side from the first call to the flight home

A local Turkish operator sells you an itinerary. FAVOR Travel walks with you from the first conversation to the moment you land back home. When a flight changes, a hotel shifts, or your group needs flexibility — we handle it. You don’t figure it out in a foreign country, alone.

Your guide knows the Bible — not just the ruins

We carefully select guides who bring Scripture to life on-site. When you stand in the Great Theatre at Ephesus and read Acts 19 — your guide opens the Word in the place where it happened. That’s a different experience entirely from a history lecture.

All domestic flights — booked, managed, and included

Flights are inside your tour price. You don’t search for them, you don’t book them separately, you don’t worry about check-in logistics. We handle it. That’s $600–1000 per couple already covered.

10+ years of faith-based travel

FAVOR Travel specializes in biblical and faith-based group tours. We understand how ministry works on the road, how church groups travel, and what matters most to believers making this pilgrimage.

Traveling as a church? We build the spiritual experience around you

The Seven Churches of Revelation is one of the most powerful itineraries a congregation can take together. Walking through Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamon, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea — every church letter in Revelation becomes personal, not historical.

For groups of 15 or more, we offer:

  • Fully customized spiritual itinerary — worship, Scripture reading, and prayer at each site
  • Dedicated devotional time on-site — designed around your pastor’s vision
  • Best group pricing — the more people, the lower the per-person cost
  • Flexible dates — we work around your church calendar
  • For 20+ people: option to extend to 10–14 days and add more destinations

Your pastor leads the spiritual journey. We make sure everything else runs perfectly.

✦ GROUP OF 20+? We can extend your journey to 10–14 days, add exclusive destinations, and offer our best group pricing.

Enhance Your Journey

Malta Pre-Tour

October 7 (TH) – Depart from Home
Make your way to your local airport, where you will board your overnight flight(s).

October 8 (FR) – Arrive in Malta
Upon arrival, collect your luggage and proceed to the arrival hall, where you will be met by a tour guide and/or driver and transferred to your hotel. Your guide will share the Maltese Islands’ rich history of St. Paul and Christianity, and you will attend Mass at a local church before dinner at your hotel.
Overnight in Qawra.

October 9 (SA) – The Three Cities 
After breakfast at your hotel, depart for a full-day guided excursion to the Three Cities of Vittoriosa, Cospicua, and Senglea. In 1530, the Knights of St. John settled here on the east coast in the creeks of Grand Harbor. Next, see the Miraculous Statue of Jesus Christ the Redeemer in the Oratory of the Basilica, dedicated to the Virgin Mary's birth in Senglea. Later, take a typical harbor boat tour from Vittoriosa across the Grand Harbor to Valletta and see its waterfront. You will also see St. John’s Co-Cathedral and Museum in Valletta. Visit the Oratory, which houses the famous Caravaggio paintings. Enjoy dinner and a restful overnight.
Overnight in Qawra.

October 10 (SU) – Mellieha & Gozo
After breakfast at your hotel, depart for Gozo, a sister island of Malta. Here you’ll visit the Mellieha Sanctuary of Our Lady, a Marian Shrine. Pope John Paul II blessed the Sanctuary during his visit to Malta in 1990. You will be able to enjoy a picturesque view of the Valley of Our Lady, Mellieha Bay, Comino, and Gozo. Later, see Munxar Parish Church, a Baroque-style building dedicated to St. Paul; the Gozo Cathedral of the Assumption; and St. George’s Basilica, known as the golden church of the “Marble Basilica” of Gozo. The relics of St. Clement rest in the Baroque altar in the side chapel of St. Lazarus, which is one of eleven side chapels within the Basilica. Next, visit the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Blessed Virgin of Ta’Pinu, Malta’s most important pilgrimage site. The narrow rooms on either side of the altar are full of testaments to the local people’s belief in the intercession of Our Lady. Return by ferry to Malta.
Overnight in Qawra.

October 11 (MO) – St. Paul’s Bay, Mosta, Mdina & Rabat
After breakfast at your hotel, another full day of touring awaits. See St. Paul’s Bay by boat, the Church of the Assumption of Our Lady, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Museum in Mdina, the medieval walled city, the Bastions, St. Paul’s Catacombs, and St. Paul’s Grotto. St. Paul’s Grotto is said to be the place where St. Paul took refuge and prayed for three months while trying to convert the Maltese people to Christianity following his shipwreck around 60 AD. Pope John Paul II prayed in the grotto during his 1990 visit. Return to Malta for dinner and your last overnight. (B, D)
Overnight in Qawra.

October 12 (TU) – Fly to Rome 
After an early breakfast and heartfelt farewells, transfer to the airport for your flight to Rome, Italy, to join the main tour. (B)

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