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Step into the storybook charm of Central Europe — where medieval lanes meet grand empires and café culture hums with history. This 13-day journey takes you through Berlin, Kraków, Budapest, Vienna, and Prague — tracing the heart of Bohemia through cobblestone streets, castle courtyards, and café-lined squares. From somber landmarks to vibrant cityscapes, you’ll discover a side of Europe that’s equal parts historic and effortlessly cool.
13 days, 6 country and 10 cities
12 nights accommodation
12 Breakfasts 6 Dinners
Balanced
Arrive in Germany’s capital, a city that has reinvented itself more times than history can count. Transfer from the airport to your hotel and settle in before meeting your Tour Director and travel companions at 17:00 for a welcome briefing. Later, enjoy a casual dinner together and toast to the adventures ahead.
Today, uncover Berlin’s fascinating contrasts — the remnants of the Berlin Wall, the elegant Unter den Linden boulevard, and the glass-domed Reichstag. Visit the famous TV Tower for panoramic city views and stroll through the Tiergarten park, where modern art meets historic memorials.
Travel east to Poland, stopping in the charming city of Poznań — known for its colorful Old Market Square. Continue to Warsaw, a city reborn from the ashes of war, where elegant palaces stand alongside bold modern architecture.
Explore Warsaw’s mix of resilience and artistry. Visit the meticulously rebuilt Old Town, see the Royal Castle, and stroll along the Royal Route — lined with churches, palaces, and cafés. The rest of the day is free to dive into Polish cuisine or people-watch over a pierogi lunch.
Travel south to visit the former concentration camp at Auschwitz, a sobering reminder of Europe’s wartime history. Later, continue to Kraków — Poland’s cultural gem, home to cobbled streets and one of Europe’s most beautiful medieval squares.
Start your day in the heart of Old Town Kraków. Visit St. Mary’s Church, admire the Gothic Cloth Hall, and explore Wawel Royal Castle overlooking the Vistula River. The afternoon is free for shopping, museums, or perhaps a quiet coffee in Kazimierz, the old Jewish quarter.
Journey through the scenic Tatra Mountains and cross into Slovakia, stopping in the alpine resort village of Donovaly. Continue south into Hungary and arrive in Budapest — a city that shines along the Danube River.
Wake up in one of Europe’s most photogenic cities. Explore both Buda and Pest — from the Fisherman’s Bastion and Matthias Church to Heroes’ Square and the grand Parliament Building. Spend your evening soaking in thermal baths or joining your group for a relaxing dinner cruise.
Depart Budapest and stop in the Hungarian town of Győr, filled with baroque architecture and a lively town square. Continue to Vienna, the imperial heart of Austria, known for its coffee culture, waltz music, and palatial grandeur.
Take a guided tour of Vienna’s highlights — see the Hofburg Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and the Opera House. Later, enjoy some free time to browse antique shops, try Sachertorte at a local café, or wander through the elegant Graben district.
Day 11 Travel north through the Czech countryside, stopping in the town of Tábor — a hidden gem of red rooftops and charming squares. Arrive in Prague, the “City of a Hundred Spires,” and settle into your hotel for the evening.
See why Prague is one of Europe’s most beloved cities. Visit Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral, then cross the iconic Charles Bridge to explore the Old Town Square. The rest of the day is free — perhaps visit a beer hall or take a sunset walk along the Vltava River.
Your Central European adventure comes to an end today. Airport transfers are available for flights departing from Prague. Until next time — na shledanou!
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