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Let me - before I leave… look once more at Krakow, the Krakow where every stone and every brick is dear to me and I will look from here at Poland…


Krakow is the only city in the world which is related to the almost entire life of John Paul II . He studied here Polish literature and he worked here. He was an actor, poet, seminary student, young priest, bishop, Metropolitan of Krakow and finally a pope. Karol Wojtyla (John Paul II) is and always will be present in Krakow. People of Krakow know the places connected with his life well and call them "stations on the paths of John Paul II". To make it easier for visitors from other towns we would like to mention some of the most important sites.
The Palace of Krakow Bishops, the "Dean" House, the Basilica of Virgin Mary, Former "Solvay" Soda Works, Sanctuary of Divine Mercy, etc. If you would like to get to know Pope's life and his religious message we can help you to organize such a tour (to get more information ask the reception desk). "Paths" may help you to understand better the phenomenon of John Paul II in the modern and fast moving world. As John Paul II said:
"Let me - before I leave… look once more at Krakow, the Krakow where every stone and every brick is dear to me and I will look from here at Poland…"