The practice of pilgrimage is present in many religions and represents for every believer a path towards God, where the material path coincides with the spiritual one.

Pilgrims, starting from the same place, take different paths but have the same goal to reach: God.
The individual on a journey becomes a pilgrim (from the Latin peregrinus, stranger), leaves his land, his habits and becomes a "stranger" to begin a spiritual journey.
The M&M agency is a travel agency whose purpose is also the organization and production of pilgrimages for tourist and spiritual purposes.

John Paul II

• Rome - Seat of Christianity and place of the martyrdom of the disciples Peter and Paul, home to the beautiful Vatican Museums, rich in classical, Renaissance works and custodians of the extraordinary Sistine Chapel. In the Vatican city we also find the Basilica of St. Peter, symbol of Christianity in the world, together with the other three papal basilicas of Rome: the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano and the Basilica of San Paolo Outside the Walls. There are numerous monuments of artistic, cultural and religious value that can be admired in the Eternal City.
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• Częstochowa - Site of the sanctuary of Jasna Gora, known for the sacred icon of the Black Madonna with Child, to which St. John Paul II was devoted. Near the church there is a green area where there is a statue of Pope Wojtila and where the faithful gather to pray and meditate.
• Krakow - Rich in places that speak of the life of John Paul II: the first home of the young Karol, the Church of St. Stanislaus Kostka, the Archiepiscopal Seminary, the Churches of St. Francis of Assisi and of Saint Joseph, the royal Cathedral of Saint Wenceslas in the Castle of Wawel, the house in Via Kanonicza where Wojtyla lived when he was the Bishop of Krakow. Other places to visit that belong to the life of the holy father are: the Basilicas of the Virgin Mary and of St. Florian, the Palace of the Bishops and the Blonia Park.
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• Warsaw - Where you can visit the Church of the Holy Apostles John and Paul, which houses a statue of Pope John Paul II. Furthermore it is possible to admire the beautiful historical center of Warsaw, the Lazienki Park, the Palace of Culture and Science, Krakowskie Przedmiescie Street, the Warsaw ghetto, the Monument of the Unknown Soldier, the Market Square.
• Wadowice - Where you can visit the native home of St. John Paul II and the church where he was baptized.
• Auschwitz - John Paul II, first pope to visit this shrine of pain, described Auschwitz as such: a place built on the hatred and contempt of man in the name of a crazy ideology, place built on cruelty.