Pope John Paul II’s Travels
Journeys Outside of Italy

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

1. January 25–February 1
   Dominican Republic, Mexico, with a stopover in the Bahamas
   
   
2. June 2–10
   Poland
   
   
3. September 29–October 7
   Ireland and the United States. The US leg of the trip began October 1.
   
   
4. November 28–30
   Turkey

5. May 2–12
   Zaire, Congo, Kenya, Ghana, Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso) and Ivory Coast
   
   
6. May 30–June 2
   France
   
   
7. June 30–July 12
   Brazil
   
   
8. November 15–19
   West Germany

9. February 16–27
   Philippines, Guam, and Japan, with stopovers of several hours in Pakistan and in Anchorage, Alaska

10. February 12–19
    Nigeria, Benin, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea
    
    
11. May 12–15
    Portugal (including Fatima)
    
    
12. May 28–June 2
    Great Britain
    
    
13. June 10–13
    Argentina (stopover in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
    
    
14. June 15
    Switzerland
    
    
15. August 29
    San Marino
    
    
16. October 31–November 9
    Spain

17. March 2–10
    Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Haiti
    (stopover in Lisbon, Portugal)
    
    
18. June 16–23
    Poland
    
    
19. August 14–15
    Lourdes, France
    
    
20. September 10–13
    Austria

21. May 2–12
    South Korea, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Thailand (stopover in Fairbanks, Alaska)
    
    
22. June 12–17
    Switzerland
    
    
23. September 9–20
    Canada
    
    
24. October 10–12
    Spain, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico

25. January 26–February 6
    Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago
    
    
26. May 11–21
    Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg
    
    
27. August 8–19
    Togo, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Zaire, Kenya, Morocco
    
    
28. September 8
    Liechtenstein

29. February 1–February 10
    India
    
    
30. July 1–8
    Colombia, St. Lucia
    
    
31. October 4–7
    France
    
    
32. November 19–December 1
    Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Fiji, Singapore, Seychelles

33. March 31–April 13
    Uruguay, Chile, Argentina
    
    
34. April 30–May 4
    West Germany
    
    
35. June 8–14
    Poland
    
    
36. September 10–20
    United States and Canada

37. May 7–18
    Uruguay, Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay
    
    
38. June 23–27
    Austria
    
    
39. September 10–19
    Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, with a detour through South Africa
    
    
40. October 8–11
    France

41. April 28–May 6
    Madagascar, Reunion, Zambia, and Malawi
    
    
42. June 1–10
    Norway, Iceland, Finland, Denmark, Sweden
    
    
43. August 19–21
    Spain
    
    
44. October 6–16
    South Korea, Indonesia, East Timor, Mauritius

45. January 25–February 1
    Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad
    
    
46. April 21–22
    Czechoslovakia
    
    
47. May 6–13
    Mexico, Curacao
    
    
48. May 25–27
    Malta
    
    
49. September 1–10
    Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Ivory Coast

50. May 10–13
    Portugal
    
    
51. June 1–9
    Poland
    
    
52. August 13–20
    Poland, Hungary
    
    
53. October 12–21
    Brazil

54. February 19–26
    Senegal, Gambia, Guinea
    
    
55. June 4–10
    Angola, São Tomé, Principe
    
    
56. October 9–14
    Dominican Republic

57. February 3–10
    Benin, Uganda, Sudan
    
    
58. April 25
    Albania
    
    
59. June 12–17
    Spain
    
    
60. August 9–16
    Jamaica, Mexico, United States (World Youth Day held in Denver)
    
    
61. September 4–10
    Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia

62. September 10–11
    Croatia

63. January 12–21
    Philippines, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka
    
    
64. May 20–22
    Czech Republic, Poland
    
    
65. June 3–4
    Belgium
    
    
66. June 30
    Slovakia
    
    
67. September 14–20
    Cameroon, Kenya, South Africa
    
    
68. October 4–8
    United States

69. February 5–12
    Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Venezuela
    
    
70. April 14
    Tunisia
    
    
71. May 17–19
    Slovenia
    
    
72. June 21–23
    Germany
    
    
73. September 6–7
    Hungary
    
    
74. September 19–22
    France

75. April 12–13
    Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
    
    
76. April 25–27
    Czech Republic
    
    
77. May 10–11
    Lebanon
    
    
78. May 31–June 10
    Poland
    
    
79. August 21–24
    France
    
    
80. October 2–5
    Brazil

81. January 21–25
    Cuba
    
    
82. March 21–23
    Nigeria
    
    
83. June 19–21
    Austria
    
    
84. October 2–4
    Croatia

85. January 22–25
    Mexico City, Mexico
    January 26–27
    St. Louis, Missouri
    
    
86. May 7–9
    Romania
    
    
87. June 5–17
    Poland
    
    
88. September 19
    Slovenia
    
    
89. November 5–9
    New Delhi, India, and Tbilisi, Georgia

90. Feb. 24–26
    Egypt
    
    
91. March 20–26
    Jordan, Israel, Palestinian Autonomous Territory
    
    
92. May 12–13
    Fatima, Portugal

93. May 4–5
    Athens, Greece
    May 5–6
    Syria
    May 8–9
    Malta
    
    
94. June 23–27
    Ukraine
    
    
95. September 22–27
    Armenia and Kazakstan

96. May 22–26
    Azerbaijan and Bulgaria
    
    
97. July 23–August 1
    Canada, Guatemala, and Mexico
    
    
98. August 16–19
    Poland

99. May 3–4
    Spain
    
    
100. June 5–9
     Croatia
     
     
101. June 22
     Bosnia-Herzegovina

102. September 11-14
     Slovakia

103. June 5-6
     Switzerland
     
     
104. August 14-15
     Lourdes, France