Treasures of Eastern Europe in 12 Days
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- Days 1-3 – Prague, Czechia (3 nights)
- Days 4-6 – Vienna, Austria (3 nights)
- Days 7-8 – Bratislava, Slovakia (2 nights)
- Days 9-11 – Budapest, Hungary (3 nights)
- Day 12 –Â Return with lots of good memories!
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Tour Plan
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Day 1 - Welcome to Prague
- Arrive in Prague, Czechia - capital city of the Czech Republic, nicknamed “the City of a Hundred Spires,” bisected by Vltava river, known for its Old Town Square, the heart of its historic core, with colorful baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the medieval Astronomical Clock
- Check-in at hotel (3 nights)
- Leisure time for the rest of the day
- Overnight in Prague
- Guided walking tour of Prague, which usually starts at the Old Town Square and the guide takes you to eminent sites of Prague and let you know the interesting history of the city
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Day 2 - Prague City Sightseeing
- Hop-on, hop-off city tour by open-top double-decker buses with pre-recorded multilingual audio commentary or live guide will take you to two different routes that will show you the important sites of Prague, such as Old Town Square, Mala Strana, Wenceslas Square, Kampa Island, Strahov Monastery, Prague Castle, and Charles Bridge, and more
- Cruise along the Vltava river taking in the beautiful views of the city
- Overnight in Prague
- Must-visit places include Old Town Square, Powder Tower, Dancing House, Old New Synagogue, Tyn Church, Mala Strana, Wenceslas Square, Prague Astronomical Clock, Prague Castle, and Charles Bridge
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Day 3 - Leisure Day in Prague
- Leisure time in Prague
- Overnight in Prague
- Half-day guided tour to UNESCO-listed Kutna Hora, a medieval mining town founded in the 13th century and famous for its silver mines, where you will visit the unique gothic Cathedral of St. Barbora, former Royal Mint, and the unique Ossuary
- Half-day guided tour to Terezin, one of the Nazi concentration camps, which is a reminder of the horrors of the World War II, where you will hear authentic recollections of former inmates
- Half-day guided tour to Karlstejn Castle, built in the 14th century by the Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV
- Half-day guided tour to Konopiste Castle, used as a private residence by Austria’s Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination in 1914 led to World War I
- Full-day guided tour to the South Bohemian region you will visit the beautiful UNESCO-listed medieval town of Cesky Krumlov, where you will walk past many of the 300-plus well-preserved local historical houses, and also visit the Cesky Krumlov chateau and castle
- Full-day guided tour to the spa town of Karlovy Vary, where you will walk along the colonnade and have a chance to taste the hot springs as well
- Full-day guided tour to the scenic Southern Bohemian countryside interwoven with little villages and romantic ponds, where you will visit the neo-Gothic Castle of Hluboka, the Southern Bohemian metropolis of Ceske Budejovice with its unique historical square, and the UNESCO-listed traditional South Bohemian village Holasovice
- Full-day guided tour to Pilsen, where you will see one of the Czech Republic’s and Europe’s largest synagogues, Great Synagogue, and continue to the Pilsen Urquell Brewery, which was founded in 1842, and taste some of its popular beers
- Full-day tour to the Bohemian Paradise, also known as Cesky Raj - the oldest protected nature reserve in the country, where you will hike an area famous for its towering sandstone rock formations shaped by the elements into unique and curious shapes
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Day 4 - Transfer to Vienna
- Check-out from hotel
- Travel to Vienna, Austria - Austria’s capital, lies in the country’s east on the Danube River, known for its Imperial palaces, including Schönbrunn, the Habsburgs’ summer residence - and check-in at hotel (3 nights)
- Leisure time for the rest of the day
- Overnight in Vienna
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Day 5 - Vienna City Sightseeing
- Hop-on, hop-off city tour by open-top double-decker buses with pre-recorded multilingual audio commentary or live guide will take you to two different routes that will show you the important sites of Vienna, such as the Ringroad that surrounds the inner city with some of the most famous sights like the Opera House, Imperial Palace, Parliament, and City Hall, and Heroes' Square, People's Garden, Carinthian Street, Schonbrunn Palace, St Peter's Church, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and more
- Evening river cruise on Danube river
- Overnight in Vienna
- Must-visit places include Schonbrunn Palace, Imperial Palace, Belvedere Complex, Hundertwasser House, Vienna City Hall, Parliament, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and Court Garden
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Day 6 - Leisure Day in Vienna
- Leisure time in Vienna
- Overnight in Vienna
- Full-day guided tour to the charming beautiful villages of Wachau Valley, such as Krems, the UNESCO-listed town of Durnstein, where you will visit the castle ruins, enjoy wine tasting at a traditional winery, and Melk, where you will visit a Benedictine Abbey overlooking the river, and may enjoy a boat ride from Spitz to Melk along the Danube depending on the season
- Full-day guided tour to Mauthausen Concentration Camp - a poignant piece of World War II history - where you will watch a historical documentary and tour the prisoners’ barracks, SS-quarters, gas chamber and the Mauthausen Museum
- Full-day tour to Graz, where you will visit the UNESCO-listed Old Town, Castle Hill, Kaiser-Josef-Platz Market, Church of the Sacred Heart, The Styrian Armory, Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II, Island in the Mur, Eggenberg Palace, Clock Tower, Graz Art Museum, and more
- Full-day guided tour to UNESCO-listed Hallstatt to discover the magic of the alpine region of Salzkammergut, where you can take a walk along a lake in a historic village, see the Muhlbach Waterfall, visit the museums and the famous bone house called Charnel House, and continue to visit Admont Abbey, world's largest monastery library
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Day 7 - Transfer to Bratislava
- Check-out from hotel
- Travel to Bratislava, Slovakia - the capital of Slovakia, set along the Danube River, surrounded by vineyards and the Little Carpathian mountains, crisscrossed with forested hiking and cycling trails, known for its pedestrian-only, 18th-century old town - and check-in at hotel (2 nights)
- Hop-on, hop-off city tour by tram with pre-recorded multilingual audio commentary or live guide will take you to the important sites of Bratislava, such as Bratislava Castle, St. Martin's Cathedral, Primatial Palace, Â Old Town Hall, St. Michael's Street and St. Michael's Gate, and more
- Overnight in Bratislava
- Must-visit places include Bratislava Castle, St. Martin's Cathedral, Primatial Palace, St. Elizabeth's Church, Grassalkovich Palace, Main Square, Devin Castle, Old Town Hall, St. Michael's Street and St. Michael's Gate, and Slovak National Museum
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Day 8 - Leisure Day in Bratislava
- Leisure time in Bratislava
- Overnight in Bratislava
- Full-day guided tour to the UNESCO-listed Vlkolinec with a tour of the High Tatras and admire the majesty of Slovakia’s highest peaks
- Full-day guided to the UNESCO-listed Banska Stiavnica, a town hidden in Stiavnicke hills, where you will walk through narrow historical streets and learn about the rich mining history of this town
- Full-day guided tour to Trnava – a small town, but rich in architectural gems and unique sacral monuments, and continue to Nitra - one of the oldest towns in Slovakia with its 11th century castle
- Full-day guided tour to small Carpathian villages, where you will discover Slovakia’s picturesque countryside and rural traditions, including winemaking
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Day 9 - Transfer to Budapest
- Check-out from hotel
- Travel to Budapest, Hungary - Hungary’s capital and most populous city, bisected by the River Danube, known for its 19th-century Chain Bridge that connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest - and check-in at hotel (3 nights)
- Leisure time for the rest of the day
- Overnight in Budapest
- Hop-on, hop-off night city tour by open-top double-decker buses with pre-recorded multilingual audio commentary or live guide will take you to the important sites of Budapest, such as St. Stephen Basilica, Chain Bridge, Opera, Liszt Ferenz Square, Castle District, and more
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Day 10 - Budapest City Sightseeing
- Hop-on, hop-off city tour by open-top double-decker buses with pre-recorded multilingual audio commentary or live guide will take you to three different routes that will show you the important sites of Budapest, such as Castle Hill, Castle Bazaar and Royal Gardens, Gresham Palace, Gellert Hill, St. Stephen’s Basilica, Vaci Street, Central Synagogue, Downtown, Central Market Hall, New York Palace, Margaret Island, City Park, and more
- Cruise over the Danube river and take in the beautiful sights of the city
- Overnight in Budapest
- Must-visit places include Castle Hill, Fisherman's Bastion, Hungarian Parliament Building, Thermal Baths, Hungarian State Opera House, Matthias Church, Great Synagogue, Heroes' Square, and House of Terror
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Day 11 - Leisure Day in Budapest
- Leisure time in Budapest
- Overnight in Budapest
- Full-day guided tour to towns of of Lajosmizse and Kecskemet on the Great Plains of Hungary, where you will experience a region full of sun, rivers, and lakes
- Half-day guided tour to Godollo Palace, the second largest Baroque castle in Europe
- Half-day guided tour to the serene landscape of the Etyek wine region, known best for its white and sparkling varieties
- Full-day tour to Lake Balaton, Europe’s largest freshwater lake, where you see some of the historical churches and buildings and explore the famous wine culture of the Balaton region while you explore towns like Balatonfured, Tihany, and Badacsony
- Full-day tour to Sopron, this jewel box town of Hungary, whose old town boasts with stylish renessaince buildings, beautiful baroque palaces, and more, and continue to the UNESCO–listed Archabbey of Pannonhalma and the historical city of Gyor, and also visit the Roman Catholic church of St. James the Apostle at Lebeny
- Half-day tour to Siofok, the party capital city of Lake Balaton, where you can enjoy a sunset cruise on Europe’s largest freshwater lake
- Full-day tour to the Danube Bend towns of Esztergom, Vac, Visegrad, and Szentendre, where you will visit the Esztergom Basilica, admire the cathedral of Vac, experience bird’s-eye Danube Valley views from the hill of Visegrad citadel, and discover the cobbled lanes, baroque houses, and museums of Szentendre
- Full-day tour to Lake Heviz, the largest thermal lake in Europe
- Full-day tour to the UNESCO-listed Holloko, where you will experience its rich cultural heritage, see colorful folk costumes, admire folk dancing, visit local museums, and try some local culinary specialties
- Full-day tour to Szeged, the 'City of Sunshine', where you will get to know the city by visiting Szechenyi Square, the Bridge of Sighs, the University of Szeged, and more, and also visit a local museum
- Full-day tour to the Villany-Siklos wine route, Hungary’s first official wine road, which is home to the most famous Hungarian wines and is filled with centuries of history, and continue to visit the nearby Pecs, which is rich in sites of historical and cultural interest, as well as the medieval Siklos Castle
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Day 12 - Goodbye!
- Check-out from hotel
- Return with lots of good memories!
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