Central Europe Tours Premium Grand Central Europe Tour

Welcome drink and itinerary introduction. Your lovely holiday starts today.

Book with us an airport pick up service.

How do we provide this service? We will wait for you at the airport’s arrival hall holding a sign with your name, help you with your luggage, drive you safely and comfortably to Your Hotel in Vienna and help you with the check in process. Maximum comfort, mineral water on board and a pleasant drive. At leisure.

Overnight in Warsaw at Hotel Radisson**** 

Start with the Quality Sightseeing Walking Tour with the visit of Park of Science and Culture, 1955, a gift of the Soviet people to the Poles, once a symbol of socialist power and pride, now, the place for theatres, cinema, museums and pubs. Afterwards, continue on Krakowskie Przedmiescie – the best known and prestigious streets of Poland. It links the parts of the Royal route, Old town and Royal castle, castle square with the column of King Sigismund III Vasa who moved the capital from Krakow to Warsaw. On the walking tour we will pass Presidential palace, Warsaw university and the Polish Academy of Sciences.  See the highlights of Warsaw as well as WW2 devastation and rebuilt process.

Overnight in Warsaw at the Hotel Radisson**** 

Drive to Krakow, lunch break and a Quality Sightseeing Walking Tour on the Market Square (Rynek Glowny) for a tasty Polish lunch. The square is the centre of Krakow’s Old Town district and Europe’s largest medieval square, it has been the hub of the city since the 13th century. It contains some of Krakow’s most famous sights, including the Cloth Hall, the Basilica of St Mary, the Town Hall tower and the tiny 11th-century church of St Adalbert.

Overnight in Krakow at the Hotel Kossak**** 

We stroll up to Prague castle through the former royal route through historical streets, cross the Charles Bridge, one of Europe’s oldest stone bridges and reach Lesser Town. Short stop to admire the most beautiful baroque church of Prague – St. Nicholas church, then, continue through the former Royal Route we come up to the Prague Castle complex to discover the major sights within. See the changing of the guards. We enter the largest and most important church – the Saint Vitus Cathedral, it is the dominant of Prague castle complex, many Czech rulers and important saints have their resting place here. Our ticket will allow you to visit the ancient architecture of the Old Royal Palace , the Romanesque basilica St. George and the Golden Lane. We walk down to Lesser town full of baroque style buildings, home to government offices, embassies and foreign dimplomats. Lunch break in the Lesser town to try great Czech meals. Enjoy free afternoon. 

Overnight in Prague at the Hotel Elite**** 

Drive to Cesky Krumlov (2hrs 15min drive) we’ll start with a Quality Sightseeing Walking Tour through narrow historical streets full of late gothic, renaissance and baroque well preserved houses. The town grew up within a meander of the Vltava river, which provides a natural setting of exceptional beauty. Have you ever heard about the stone you can’t find elsewhere in the world? Discover mystery and beauty of the jewels from space – the light green to olive brown stones called the Moldavites. Walk up to the symbol of this town – castle built on the rocky cliff, take a guided tour, later walk over the bridge, take pictures from the best view points.

Overnight in Cesky Krumlov at the Hotel Bellevue**** 

Drive to Salzburg (2hrs 30min drive). Salzburg, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list is a classic beauty with many surprises. Fortress, magnificent gardens and forests surround the towers of the Old Town. The cultural heritage of this city shaped by the Baroque has its origins in a vibrant exchange with its southern neighbors, especially Italy.Our Quality Walking City Tour starts with museum of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. He was born here in 1756 and we’ll visit the museum on the famous Getreidegasse. We’ll visit the Hohensalzburg Fortress on the Festungsberg, high above the rooftops of the Baroque historical district. The biggest fully preserved castle in Central Europe.

Overnight in Salzburg at the Hotel**** 

We’ll explore a Wachau valley, – UNESCO World Heritage site, the spectacular landscape along the Danube river, known for its wine and many renaissance little towns, historical castles and churches. Firstly, we visit the famous Benedictine monastery – Melk Abbey, the symbol of the Wachau valley (tour through the abbey), afterwards, a tasty Austrian lunch and relax in Durnstein town. Climb up to the castle ruin (where king Richard the Lionheart was kept as a prisoner). The views on the Danube are just stunning. This region is famous for Grüner Veltliner and Riesling. Why not to try it? Continue to Vienna.

Overnight in Vienna at the Hotel Beethoven**** 

Drive to Bratislava. We’ll drive to Devin Castle, situated at the confluence of the Danube & Morava rivers. Its owners could control the important trade route along the Danube as well as one branch of the Amber Road. After admiring the beautiful castle ruin and enjoying views on Austria, we show you where once the “Iron curtain” – the former border between the West and the East used to stand. Next stop is Slavin World War2 memorial and Bratislava Castle, – symbol of the city. Lunch break and continue with the quality sightseeing walking tour with a start on a Hviezdoslav square, a prominent 18^th century square surrounded by stunning palaces, the Slovak National Theatre and the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra. Visit of the St. Martin’s Cathedral – the coronation place of 18 rulers including famous Austria-Hungarian empress Maria Theresa, we stroll on medieval streets such as Panska and Venturska where famous music composers studied or gave concerts, such as W.A.Mozart, F. Liszt, L. Beethoven. 
Admire the only preserved town entrance – St. Michael’s Gate. Walking through the main square, admire a beautiful former Old Town Hall and Maximilian Fountain, the Primate’s Palace (outside) – the largest in Bratislava where the Treaty of Pressburg was signed in the Hall of Mirrors. Enough time for taking pictures and enjoying the atmosphere.

Overnight in Bratislava at the Hotel Arcadia**** 

We’ll discover another wonderful region of Slovakia – the Orava region. A visit of open-air Museum of Orava village will give you a picture how people used to live in the past. It is a wonderfully located “skanzen” in the western part of the Tatra mountains. We’ll continue to visit the famous, mighty fortress – the Orava castle, situated high on the rock above the river Orava. It definitely belongs to one of the greatest attractions of northern Slovakia. Get an interesting history overview, myths and legends.

Overnight in Strbske Pleso at the Hotel Solisko**** 

It’s easy to fall in love with High Tatras – mountains with its picturesque valleys, brooks, waterfalls, colorful meadows, tarns with crystal clear water.

We are excited to show you our lovely mountains. First, we’ll to drive to Stary Smokovec to take a funicular railway (tickets not included) to get to Hrebienok and walk to the waterfalls. An easy, enjoyable walking tour in the nature. Next we travel to Tatranska Lomnica (15min by car) to take a cable car (tickets not included) to Skalnate pleso station to see the High Tatra mountains from above. We’ll enjoy a little walk at the top with views of the Lomnicky peak and the expansive valley plains below

Overnight in Strbske Pleso at the Hotel Solisko**** 

We’ll enter one of the most beautiful Slovak towns – Banska Stiavnica. It is like stepping into past centuries. Get an overview of the rich history of this town connected with the mining of copper, silver and gold. Visit the Old castle – a majestic fortress, 16^th century New castle, the heart of the Old town and Holy Trinity square with beautiful sights such as the gothic 15^th century St. Catherine church, admire renaissance buildings and the baroque Holy Trinity column. Tasty lunch break at the restaurant Monarchia (home-made specialties) or enjoy lunch and famous beer at the restaurant ERB (microbrewery and fine dining). Drive to Budapest and start with the Gellert view point to see the lovely panorama of Buda and Pest, Danube river and the bridges. Visit impressive Buda castle, a UNESCO World Heritage, during the 15th century, under the rule of King Matthias, Buda became one of Europe’s most influential cities. Visit of Matthias church – the scene of a big coronation ceremony when emperor Franz Joseph and his wife Elizabeth (Sisi) were crowned, and thus the Austro-Hungarian Empire was established. Fishermen’s bastion – only 100 years old – a favorite lookout. In medieval times, the fish market was nearby and the bastion was built to commemorate the fishermen who protected this part of the city. Enjoy the stunning views on European 3rd largest Parliament and the bridges (the oldest and most famous is the Chain Bridge, at the time of its construction, it was a suspension bridge with the second-largest span in the world.

Overnight in Budapest at the Hotel La Prima Fashion**** 

A quality sightseeing tour around the Pest site, firstly by our car, drive on famous Andrassy boulevard to largest Hungarian square – Hero’s Square, get a history overview about many important events and millennial monument built in 1896 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the arrival of Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin, we continue to see the Parliament and Liberty Square. St. Stephen’s Basilica, Vaci shopping street, Danube promenade Boat trip on the Danube river – enjoy the spectacular views of both river banks and its magnificent sights. Free Afternoon for museums, galleries or strolling around. Farewell dinner on the Danube promenade.

Overnight in Budapest at the Hotel La Prima Fashion**** 

Your memorable holiday comes to an end today. We are ready to arrange for you an airport transfer – comfortable door-to-door service for discounted rates. 

Good bye! Viszontlátásra!