Central European Tour With 6 Countries

Central European Tour With 6 Countries

Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland – 6 countries and 1000 impressions on 1 tour.
Budapest → Bratislava → Vienna → Hallstatt → St. Wolfgang → St. Gilgen → Salzburg → Neuschwanstein Castle → Munich → Prague → Dresden → Warsaw

Day 1: Arrival

Arrive at Budapest Airport and check in at the hotel.

Day 2: Budapest City Tour

Today you will meet the mighty city of Budapest. This is the city where every building, route, scenery, and cosy café will astonish you and leave an unforgettable memory. The tour includes Heroes’ Square, Fisherman’s Bastion, Opera House, Chain Bridge, and Royal Palace as the major sightseeing spots of the city. Only Budapest can demonstrate the biggest Parliament building in Europe, the largest functional synagogue, the longest tram and the first underground road on the continent.

After the fascinating discovery of Budapest, you will travel via Bratislava and its picturesque old city to one of the most exciting cities in the world – Vienna. During a sightseeing tour, you will drive along the eminent Ring Boulevard with its splendid palaces. You will see the world-famous Vienna State Opera, Imperial Residence Hofburg, Parliament, Vienna City Hall and State Theatre. The last stop of the Tour will be the architectural landmark of Vienna – Schönbrunn Palace. This is an excellent way to learn Vienna’s history and its most important sights.

Optional: Strauss and Mozart Concert at Kursalon Vienna
Overnight in Vienna.

Day 3: Hallstatt Village

Today you will drive via highway S6 to the fabulous Hallstatt village. You will have a unique opportunity to explore its remarkable history and culture while enjoying the view of huge pictorial mountains rising abruptly from the narrow valleys. The next stop on our trip will be St. Wolfgang town and St. Gilgen, the most popular lake resort in Austria. Here you will have a quick walk along Wolfgang Lake and embrace the peaceful and cosy atmosphere of the villages

Optional: Culinary and musical Mozart experience in the Baroque Hall of St. Peter Abbey

Afterwards, transfer to Salzburg. Overnight in Salzburg.

Day 4: Salzburg

Today you will become acquainted with the most famous sights of Salzburg. This is a cosy beautiful city on the banks of the River Salzach, built in baroque style, the world capital of classical music, and the hometown of great Mozart and Karajan. You will walk down the Mirabell gardens and see the house where Mozart was born, the Salzburg Cathedral, and one of the oldest abbeys in Europe – the functioning St. Peter’s Abbey.

After spending some time in Salzburg, you will travel to one of the most famous castles in the world, the Neuschwanstein Castle. This castle has been an inspiration for many artists and served as a prototype for the Disneyland castle of Sleeping Beauty in Paris. Experience the magic of the fairy tale by yourself and explore the graceful atmosphere of the inner castle.

Optional: Dinner in brewery Hofbräuhaus München

Transfer to Munich. Overnight in Munich.

Day 5: Munich

Today you will get acquainted with the capital of Bavaria and one of the most spectacular cities in the world, Munich. You will learn the history and experience the luxury and charm of Mary’s Square, New City Hall, Cathedral of Our Dear Lady, and St. Peter’s Church. Munich will surprise not only the admirers of history and architecture but also the lovers of shopping.

After the city tour in Munich, you will be transferred to another magnificent European capital. Prague is a city with a unique atmosphere and unmistakable spirit. See for yourself! You will see one of the most marvellous squares in Europe – Old Town Square, The Church of Mother of God in Front of Týn, St. Nicholas Church, and narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter embedded with the Legend of Golem and portrayed in Franz Kafka’s novels.

You will walk down the gothic Charles Bridge and see St. Martin Church, which is nowadays considered, the border between The Old Town and modern Prague.

Overnight in Prague.

Day 6: Dresden

Today you will be welcomed by the "German Florence". Dresden has earned its position, as the cultural, scientific and industrial Northern capital of Germany and most certainly will not disappoint you. You will see the museum complex Zwinger, the opera house Semperoper, the Theatre Square and Dresden’s spectacular baroque Church of Our Lady. After the 1743 reconstruction, the church is considered one of the most beautiful churches in Europe. Be sure that after seeing Dresden and its marvellous old town, you will have no doubt about its status as the “Jewel Box” of Europe.

After the sightseeing tour in Dresden, you will drive to the capital of Poland. Besides, the fascinating museums and reconstructed historical buildings, Warsaw attracts its visitors with cosy cafes, a picturesque view of the Vistula river, the magnetizing architecture of the Old Town, and the contemporary impressive skyscrapers of the new town. You will have a stroll via Castle Square along with the Royal Castle to Market Place, where the hundreds of elegant cafes will invite you for a coffee.

Overnight in Warsaw.

Day 7: Departure

Departure.