Highlights
Prague - Uncover the mysteries of the castle, Charles Bridge, the Jewish Quarter and the Astronomical Clock. Vienna - Travel by train into Austria and see the capital's main sights before having the chance to cruise back along the Danube River. Chateau Lednice - Take a scenic walk through the UNESCO-listed castle grounds known as 'the garden of Europe'. Why Not Extend Your Trip? - This trip can be combined with our Krakow to Budapest Adventure (trip code: CZ) to make a two-week holiday.
Itinerary
Discover the enchanting cities of Eastern Europe on a 7-day journey from Budapest to Prague, crafted for inquisitive travelers eager to explore rich cultural heritage and historic marvels. Travel by train and on foot through Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, and Prague, uncovering castles, riverside views, and the grand architecture that defines this region.
Highlights include the Fisherman's Bastion, Vienna’s imperial sights, and the Charles Bridge in Prague. A scenic walk through the UNESCO-listed gardens of Chateau Lednice adds a touch of natural beauty to your urban adventure. Flexible options allow you to extend your trip, connecting seamlessly with other regional tours.
The unique selling point of this package is its curated blend of iconic landmarks and atmospheric city strolls, making it a perfect choice for those who want to experience the best of Eastern Europe in a single, well-paced tour.
day 1Join trip in Budapest, Hungary; orientation walk of the city
Our Eastern European adventure begins in Budapest, Hungary's picturesque capital and our home for tonight. Situated on a beautiful stretch of the Danube River, Budapest consists of two parts - Buda and Pest. Buda is the city's graceful older sibling, with cobbled streets, medieval buildings and the famous castle, while Pest is its younger counterpart - a hub of colourful street art, modern galleries and a thriving culinary scene. For those arriving on time, our tour leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 4:30pm for a welcome meeting. After the meeting, we'll use local transport to take an orientation tour of Budapest's main sites. We'll see the Basilica of Saint Stephen and the Parliament buildings before crossing the Chain Bridge to the Castle District and Watertown. Here lie Buda's most ancient gems - Castle Hill with the Old Town, Fisherman's Bastion and the Royal Palace. After the tour, there'll be the chance to go for dinner. If you'd like an airport transfer today, you'll need to arrive into Budapest Airport (BUD). If you want to join the orientation tour, you must arrive at the hotel by 4.30pm. If you're booking your own flights, we recommend giving yourself at least one hour to clear the airport. It's around a 45-minute drive from the airport to the hotel, therefore the latest your flight can arrive is 2.30pm. If you miss the meeting, our tour leader will leave you information giving the meeting time for the next day in the hotel reception and will inform you of any essential information as soon as you catch up. Budapest is a real European gem and it's impossible to see all of the sites in just one day. We recommend adding a night or two to the start of your tour to make the most of your time in the stunning city.
day 2Drive to Bratislava, Slovakia with a walking tour on arrival
day 3Train to Vienna, Austria; chance to travel back by boat
day 4Visit to Lednice-Valtice region and wine tasting in Mikulov, Czechia
day 5Visit the Jewish cemetery of Mikulov and enjoy a free afternoon
day 6Train to Prague and explore on foot
day 7Free day in Prague with the option to visit Konopiste Castle
day 8Trip ends in Prague
What's Included
Customer Reviews
The trip was a good introduction to Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia, although we had a lot to see in one week.
Overall the trip was good value for money and we much enjoyed our very experienced tour leader, and the guides arranged by her. The travel by train was fine, but when we had 'arranged' transport, the quality of the minivans was a little below par. The hotels were average though understand the pressure of hotels in large cities. The boutique hotel in Mikulov was very nice.
Lovely cities- everything well arranged. General age of the group a bit high.
Excellent guide. Budapest hotel room very small. Overall, hotels, breakfasts were quite good.
Enjoyed an action packed week visiting 4 countries in a week. I booked the trip specifically because I had never been to Prague and was keen to revisit Budapest and Vienna after many years and see Slovakia. It was a lovely week, great group of people and our tour leader Borbora was exceptional.
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