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- The famous Black Madonna of rural Czestochowa, the most revered icon in Poland.
- Torun, a medieval town located on the Vistula River, famous as the birthplace of Copernicus.
- Wieliczka Salt Mine, the oldest salt mine in Europe, and a fascinating underground complex of lakes, chambers, chapels, and hand-carved grottes.
- Click here to download the full trip itinerary.
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Justin Cammy, assistant professor of Jewish studies
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- Duration: 9 days
- Activity level: Moderately active
- Cost: Approx. $2,545 per person plus taxes
- Single supplement: Approx. $425 per person
- Deposit: $500 per person, payable to Alumni Holidays International
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Poland today offers an abundance of architectural, artistic, historic, and natural treasures. Begin your travels in Krakow, an open-air museum waiting to be explored. The profusion of well-preserved historic buildings-miraculously spared during the destruction of both world wars-has earned Krakow its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Journey to Warsaw, a capital collection of architectural splendors that now stand beautifully restored. Marvel at its elegant squares and the magnificent houses along the Royal Route, and admire the well-preserved Gothic architecture of Torun. 
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