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Pilgrimage to Poland & Eastern Europe NAWAS INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL PILGRIMAGE TO POLAND & EASTERN EUROPE 12 D AYS: MAY 2 - 13, 2022 Visiting WARSAW * CZESTOCHOWA * AUSCHWITZ * KRAKOW WADOWICE * BUDAPEST * VIENNA * PRAGUE Hosted by FR. JOSEPH WORKMAN & FR. ROD KREIDLER $3999 PER PERSON FROM CLEVELAND (Air/land tour price is $3499 plus $500 government taxes/airline surcharges) Clockwise from left to right: Charles Bridge, Prague ~ Hungarian Parliament, Budapest ~ Second Black Madonna, Czestochowa ~ Old Town Square, Warsaw QUALITY TOURS SINCE 1949 Dear Friends, TOUR FEATURES: I would like to invite you to journey with me to Poland, Round trip airfare from Cleveland $500 government taxes & airline surcharges Vienna and Eastern Europe. With the collapse of the Soviet Accommodations in first class/select hotels based Union, we have the chance to visit countries that are bursting on 2 persons sharing in twin-bedded rooms with private bath with new life and eager to share their culture with the whole Most meals Services of a professional English-speaking guide world. Many of us can trace our heritage to these countries, Comprehensive sightseeing throughout All admission fees, porterage and hotel service perhaps, of our grandparents or great grandparents. charges Transfers to/from airports by private motorcoach In Poland, we will have a chance to visit sights where including meeting/assistance and porterage Pope John Paul II inspired people to dream of freedom. In Budapest and Prague, we will find castles, cathedrals and pic- DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY turesque landscapes that will make both medieval and modern CLEVELAND/ACROSS THE ATLANTIC MONDAY, MAY 2 history come alive. In Vienna, the music capital of Europe, we Depart this evening from Cleveland on board your overnight transatlantic jet flight, arriving the following will have a chance to taste rich pastries, see palaces and stroll day. through beautiful parks. ARRIVE WARSAW TUESDAY, MAY 3 Arrive today in Warsaw, Poland’s capital. Transfer to This trip will offer you moments of prayer, as well as your hotel where the balance of the day is at leisure. Christian fellowship and laughter. Let this brochure open the (D) door to you for a most wonderful trip. Send in your deposit WARSAW/CZESTOCHOWA WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 now to reserve a place on this tour and get ready for an experi- Though all but destroyed during World War II, Warsaw is a living monument to the spirit of its people. The ence you will never forget! lovingly restored Old Town is a symbol of the Poles determination to preserve their heritage. It is the true Sincerely yours, heart of the city, dating from the 14th century, and combines a mixture of Renaissance and Baroque build- Fr. Joseph Workman & Fr. Rod Kreidler ings. Here you will walk along the cobbled streets and visit the beautiful Market Square. Other highlights in- clude Chopin's Monument and the Warsaw Ghetto. In the afternoon, drive south to charming Czestochowa. (B,D) CZESTOCHOWA/AUSCHWITZ/KRAKOW THURSDAY, MAY 5 This morning visit the renowned Jasna Gora Monas- tery, which twice withstood the onslaught of over- whelming Swedish forces during the religious wars of the 17th century and the Second Black Madonna, the "Queen of Poland" which has become the country's na- tional symbol. On to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp—a frightening reminder of the Holocaust. After your visit, continue to Krakow, Poland's ancient capital and once home to Polish kings. (B,D) KRAKOW/WADOWICE/KRAKOW FRIDAY, MAY 6 Medieval Krakow was Poland's only major city to es- cape massive destruction in World War II. Enjoy an ori- Wadowice entation tour of the city. View St. Mary's Church and the Old Town. In the afternoon, travel to the town of Wadowice, the birthplace of Saint Pope John Paul II. On your return to Krakow, stop to visit the Shrine of Divine Mercy, built in honor of Sr. Faustina. (B,D) KRAKOW/BUDAPEST SATURDAY, MAY 7 Depart Krakow and continue across the great plains of Poland, past the Tatras and through the heart of the mountainous and densely wooded eastern part of Slo- vakia. Soon after, you approach Budapest, as you arrive in the wide open valley of the Danube River. (B,D) BUDAPEST Schönbrunn Palace ~ Vienna SUNDAY, MAY 8 Morning sightseeing of Budapest begins at Hero VIENNA/PRAGUE Square, decorated by several impressive statues. Con- WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 tinue to the old inner city of Pest and to Margaret Is- Cross the border into the Czech Republic, passing land, a resort like complex on the Danube. Proceed to through Znojmo and Jihlava and continue on to the his- the remains of Buda Castle, Fisherman's Bastion, and toric capital of Prague, located on the Vltava River. scenic Gellert Hill, which overlooks the city. (B) (B,D) BUDAPEST/VIENNA PRAGUE MONDAY, MAY 9 THURSDAY, MAY 12 Leaving Hungary's enchanting capital today, you contin- This morning experience the 1000-year-old history of ue across the border into Austria and then to Vienna, a the city with a visit of Hradcany Castle, the seat of pow- metropolis in which the history of Europe has been er for several Czech princes and Kings. Proceed to the uniquely documented. The city itself contains more Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral, the picturesque Golden Lane, than a million inhabitants and is set in beautiful sur- the Romanesque Basilica of St. George and Mala Strana roundings. (B,D) (Lesser Town), which is full of winding streets lined with little taverns and old houses. Continue to Old Town to VIENNA see the ancient Town Hall with its animated astronomi- TUESDAY, MAY 10 cal clock. Also see the Infant Jesus of Prague statue at This morning enjoy a sightseeing tour of Vienna begin- Our Lady of Victory Church. (B) ning with a drive around the Ringstrasse, one of the most magnificent boulevards in the world. It encloses PRAGUE/CLEVELAND the Inner City and such noble edifices as the Votive FRIDAY, MAY 13 Church, built in 1856, the University, the City Hall and Your journey is over as you board your flight back to the Opera House. Continue to Schönbrunn Palace with Cleveland., arriving the same day. (B) its glorious French Park. The Palace has 1400 rooms and halls, a small zoo and a fine museum of state coaches. Your afternoon is at leisure for shopping or (B) ~ Breakfast (D) ~ Dinner exploring on your own. (B) Hofburg Palace ~ Vienna Prague TOUR-SPECIFIC INFORMATION PAYMENT SCHEDULE: For terms and conditions please visit: www.nawas.com/terms-and-conditions Reservations may be secured upon payment of a Taxes/Airline Surcharges: In effect on July 20, 2021. deposit. Hotel Service Charges/Taxes: In effect on July 20, 2021 (excluding hotel tourist taxes). • A $500 deposit is due with your reservation Airfare: In effect on July 20, 2021. • Final payment is due at NAWAS 100 days prior to departure date Land Costs: Based on estimated 2022 tariffs, overseas govern- ment taxes and rates of exchange in effect on July 20, 2021 and a minimum of 32 or more participants per coach. Customer Reviews: “It’s been my extreme pleasure to benefit from your invaluable assistance with my tours — 97 so far — for the past 28 years. I wouldn’t dream of letting anyone else handle the many details involved in making these difficult, exotic itineraries a success, as evidenced by my many repeat clients and their referrals. Your superb attention to detail, your honesty, and your friendship are greatly appreciated. You can count on Nawas being my 'one and only' for many years to come." --Ms. M.B., California “As always, the arrangements for our pilgrimage by Nawas were excellent. To a person, those on the tour were filled with praise for the trip. Everything was A+.” --Monsignor R.S., Utah "You people make this easy. Everything was out-standing. Those who have been on other trips have come to expect quality and they get it!” --Father P.T., Ohio Family Owned for 72 Years: Nawas International Travel was founded in 1949 by Mr. Yousef Nawas. He created our faith-based tour company with a vision of offering specially designed programs of spiritual enrichment and superior quality. Mr. Nawas made travel affordable so that the faithful of all walks of life could partake. Though Mr. Nawas has since passed on, Nawas International Travel remains under the guidance of his family and continues to serve thousands of travelers every year. With our global network, affordable prices and expert tour directors combined with years of group travel expertise, we guarantee the highest quality tour and services. We’re Here to Help: Nawas International Travel Service, Inc. 777 Post Road ● Darien, CT 06820-4721 Tel (203) 656-3033 ● Fax (203) 655-1577 www.nawas.com Email: [email protected] Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00AM-5:00PM EST CST #1005405-40 FL ST #38248 8/13/21 an CT/22/4068 12 DAYS POLAND & EASTERN EUROPE PILGRIMAGE 05/02/2022 ♦ RESERVATION FORM ♦ MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: NAWAS INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL MAIL TO: ACCOMMODATIONS DESIRED: Fr. Joseph Workman □ double room sharing with __________________ St. Clement Catholic Church □ single room ($895 extra per person) 2022 Lincoln Avenue Lakewood, OH 44107-6032 Enclosed is my check for $ as Tel: (216) 226-5116 Deposit ($500 per person) for person(s) Email: [email protected] Please include a clear photocopy of your Passport with this Reservation Form Clearly print your full name (last/first/middle) as it appears on your passport: Passenger #1 Passenger #2 Name:Title Name:Title Last Last First First________________________________ Middle______________________________ Middle______________________________ Gender: Please check □ Male □ Female Gender: Please check □ Male □ Female Address: Address: City: State: Zip: City: State: Zip: Home Phone: ( ) Home Phone: ( ) Cell Phone: ( ) Cell Phone: ( ) E-mail address: E-mail address: Passport #: Passport #: Date Issued: Date Expires: Date Issued: Date Expires: (day/month/year) (day/month/year) (day/month/year) (day/month/year) Date of Birth: Date of Birth: MONTH DAY YEAR MONTH DAY YEAR Place Country of Place Country of of Birth: Citizenship of Birth: Citizenship You understand that this reservation form serves as your acceptance of the policies of our Terms and Conditions including our cancellation policies, which can be found at www.nawas.com/terms-and-conditions.
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