Etap Hotel Czestochowa
ul. Wojska Polskiego 281-291 Czestochowa, Southern Poland, 42-200, Poland
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Monastary of Jasna Gora in Czestochowa
After we left Warsaw, we took to the Polish highways and made our way to Czestochowa, which is about 160 km and about 2/3 the way from Warsaw to Krakow. We are quickly finding that driving in Poland is a bit of an adventure. Drivers are agressive, and they tailgate with less than one car length at 100km per hour speeds. They pass into oncoming …
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Santuário Jasna Gora
Saímos cedo do hotel de Warszawa para o aeroporto. Lá demoramos quase 1h na fila para fazer o check in. A fila estava enorme!!!!
Tomamos um café da manhã no aeroporto e fizemos hora passeando pelo free shopping.
O voo para Kraków é rápido, apenas 50 minutos e mais uma vez a aeronave foi da Embraer.
No aeroporto, Inca, nossa guia local, nos aguardava com um motorista ...
Miracles and Prayers
... prayers were answered. As proof, they have left countless tokens of gratitude: crutches, canes, eyes or ears carved in silver, and tons (literally) of jewels to thank Mother Mary for their miracles. Today, some of those items are covering the walls of the chapel, and some, the most precious ones, are kept securely at the Treasury.
The monastery in Częstochowa is the most visited sanctuary of Mother Mary in Poland and one of the most popular ...
Pilgrim's Progress
... it wasn't a topic any of us children ever really thought to ask about.
My family history research only revealed a couple of years ago that our grandfather died as recently as the early 1980's. Until then I had assumed he was long dead & any other family members too.
Riding into town, our first stop was the church & cemetary. This was unfortunatley the most likely place to find any relatives. Research had revealed that no-one of ...
2 sides of Częstochowa
... not least in the last 70 years.
We had the bikes serviced at the local Triumph dealer. Setting this up involved several confusing phone calls conducted in two mutually exclusive languages. Dave had the excellent idea of reading phonetically from our Polish-English phrase book. This was met with complete silence on the other end of the phone, followed by "Errr...what you say?". This has happened often enough now to make it clear that once you get to Eastern ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Tranzyt Hotel



