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Unveil the timeless charms of Central and Eastern Europe with this immersive 15-day tour, beginning and ending in Munich. Designed for discerning travelers seeking both comfort and culture, this explorer trip weaves through Austria, the Czech Republic, Italy, Switzerland, and more, showcasing nine captivating destinations including Vienna, Montecatini, and Budapest. Experience the magic of fairy-tale cities as you stroll the elegant boulevards of Vienna, marvel at the architectural splendors of Prague, and soak up the grandeur of Budapest. Savor local cuisine, cruise the enchanting canals of Venice, and immerse yourself in Renaissance masterpieces in Florence. The Bavarian countryside and Swiss Alps provide a scenic backdrop, while visits to iconic sites like Neuschwanstein Castle, Melk Abbey, and the Italian Lake District add layers of historical wonder. This guided group tour package ensures a seamless experience with included hotel accommodations, comfortable transport, and thoughtfully curated meals. For seasoned explorers and senior travelers, the moderate pace delivers just the right balance of activity and leisure, inviting you to indulge in Europe's rich heritage without rush. The true highlight: an expertly crafted itinerary that blends iconic landmarks with hidden gems, creating a uniquely comprehensive journey through the heart of Europe.
Explorer
Tour Type
Group Tour
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Hotel
Age Range
10-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Munich, Vienna, Budapest, Prague
Munich, Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Innsbruck, Swiss Alps, Lake Como, Montecatini, Venice
This is a wonderful itinerary for the price. We were able to see many points of interest in a short period of time and many of the add-on activities were excellent. I particularly liked the private Danube cruise in Budapest and the folklore night in Prague.
At 74 I feel I'm beginning to run out of time to see all the countries on my "Bucket List" and, as someone who normally travels alone, it would take me ten years at least to see everything.
So I booked my first coach tour - their Best of Europe 22-day 15 country tour. It was so much fun! I saw it was fast-paced and early starts (I'm always up by 6am) so I worked on my fitness beforehand - and was generally ahead of all the others on walking tours.
I loved it so much that I've booked their Balkan Explorer for next year, and plan on their Best of Scandinavia in 2026!
City sightseeingAdventure
Tour Type
Group Tour
Accommodation
Hotel
Age Range
10-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Budapest, Paris, Rome, London, V
Budapest, Paris, Rome, London, Venice, Berlin, Vienna, Amsterdam, Prague, Pisa, Zagreb, Lucerne, Innsbruck, Heidelberg, Siena
Surround yourself with Alpine splendor and endless activity options on the Austrian Lakes Activities tour. This 8-day self-guided bicycle and walking trip, based in the charming village of Strobl near Lake Wolfgang, is perfect for active families and groups (ages 12+) seeking flexibility and fun. Enjoy a curated range of easy-level cycling and walking routes, with the added convenience of a complimentary Headwater bike. Explore nearby lakes, villages, and the cultural hub of Salzburg via local buses, ferries, and cable cars. The USP: a customizable tour package that combines spectacular scenery, varied activities, and total freedom to craft your perfect Austrian getaway.
Let Austria’s Lake District captivate you on the "Self-Guided Walking in Austria's Lake District" tour, an 8-day trekking and hiking escape ideal for experienced travelers seeking a moderate, scenic adventure. Starting and ending in Bad Ischl, this private journey winds along well-marked trails offering daily panoramic views of shimmering lakes, forested hills, and picturesque villages.
Dive into regional culture with unique experiences such as riding St Wolfgang’s antique cog railway, summiting Schafberg, and visiting Mozart’s museum in St. Gilgen. Each day promises new discoveries and opportunities for a refreshing swim or tranquil lakeside rest.
A highlight of this trip is the seamless blend of gentle hiking, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural gems—all at your own pace, ensuring a truly memorable walking holiday.
Trekking and Hiking
Tour Type
Private Tour
Accommodation
Hotel
Age Range
12-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Bad Ischl, Kolowratshohe, Lake W
Bad Ischl, Kolowratshohe, Lake Wolfgangsee, Hallstatt, St Gilgen, Katrin, Dachstein
Discover the enchanting lakes and villages of the spectacular Salzkammergut region by bike staying in charming hotels. The Austrian Lakes region of Salzkammergut is one of the most delightful and charming regions in all of Europe. Made famous by the film, the Sound of Music, its breathtaking landscapes feature postcard perfect alpine lakes, high rolling mountains, verdant green meadows and scenic valleys. If you have the opportunity to slow down and experience this spectacular region by bike - do it. On this one week self guided cycling trip in Austria you will pedal at your own pace between ten glistening lakes, including classics like Lake Attersee, Mondsee and Wolfgangsee. Beginning in Mozart's home town of Salzburg, where there is time to explore this enchanting city, you'll soon be immersed in an alpine wonderland as you cycle through Salzburg's stunning alpine foothills en route to the many picturesque lakeside towns including the beautiful UNESCO listed village of Hallstatt before returning to Salzburg. Overnight stay in charming hotels set in the heart of the historic town centres or on the lakeshore, specially handpicked for their fine cuisine, local character and friendly service.
Bicycle tours
Tour Type
Private Tour
Accommodation
Hotel, Resort
Age Range
18-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Salzburg, Mondsee, Traunsee, Lak
Salzburg, Mondsee, Traunsee, Lake Wolfgangsee, Schafberg
Set out on a dynamic expedition through Austria’s breathtaking landscapes with the "Innsbruck to Salzburg Hike & Bike" tour. Spanning ten days, this self-guided trip artfully combines the best of mountain hiking and valley cycling between Innsbruck and Salzburg. Traverse high alpine passes on foot, discover cascading waterfalls, and pedal through lush valleys dotted with ski villages and historic towns such as Zillertal. With the freedom to explore at your own pace, highlights include guided tours of the Moserboden dam, visits to age-old salt mines and breweries, and evenings spent savoring local cuisine in handpicked hotels. The unique selling point: the seamless integration of hiking and cycling, allowing travelers to fully appreciate Austria’s natural and cultural treasures from multiple perspectives. Tailored for experienced travelers and seniors seeking a moderate activity level, this tour package promises both adventure and relaxation amid the stunning Austrian Alps.
Walking toursBicycle tours
Tour Type
Private Tour
Accommodation
Hotel, Hut
Age Range
18-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Salzburg, Innsbruck, Zillertal
Salzburg, Innsbruck, Zillertal, Krimml, Zell Am See, Kaprun, Lofer
Self guided, hotel-based walk exploring the peaks and passes of Austria's stunning Lake District. Welcome to beautiful Upper Austria in the hinterland of Mozart’s city of Salzburg. The beauty of the area embraced by the Dachstein Mountains and the Hallstattersee is truly inspirational especially in the crisp, stable weather that this region often acquires during the period of this tour. There are people who claim that once you have walked here you will have experienced the best ‘typical’ alpine hiking in Europe. The tour gets off to a cracking start at Bad Goisern, a small market town lovingly embedded in the Goisertal Valley. You can opt to do a walk onto the high trails of the ‘Goiserer Hohenweg’ with some spectacular viewpoints over the Dachstein peaks before heading to Gosau via the Goiserer Hutte at nearly 1600m below an optional peak called Hoch Kalmberg 1833m. Gosau has a more pastoral feel to it and the broad valley here attracts thousands of cross-country skiers in the winter. From Gosau a circular walk will take you to the Alpine Lakes of the the Gosausee and Hintere Gosausee with some spectacular mountain panoramas to the Gosaukamm mountains, or you can do some walks along the forest edge above the valley. The next walk takes you via the flanks of Mount Plassen to perhaps the real gem of the tour, for two nights at the ancient town of Hallstatt. This is a village of some 1,200 people, wonderfully remote, squeezed between the base of Mount Plassen and the waters of Lake Hallstattersee. It grew rich from the ancient and modern trade in salt which is plentiful in the surrounding mountains. The town is almost traffic-free and it is also a UNESCO world Culture and Natural Heritage site. A tiny ferry glides between the nearest train station across the fjord-like lake and drops you off on the town’s storybook square. Clinging to its lakeside ledge under the mountains, Hallstatt seems smaller than it really is; ivy-covered guesthouses and cobbled lanes surround its pint-sized square. Its spectacular setting, at the foot of cliffs and facing the often mist-cloaked Halstättersee, is right out of a picture postcard. The local museums and churches are certainly worth a visit. The charnel house in the graveyard contains bones, including painted skulls, of the local dead whose graves were dug up after 12 years to make room for new clients. If you get tired of walking here, a funicular can whisk you up to the ‘Salzwerk’, or salt mine in a valley above the town or if you like you can hike up in an hour or so. You may prefer to take the funicular up to the mine and then walk back down to the village after the tour and go on to visit nearby Obertraun for a tour of the ice caves.
