Classic Central Europe – Prague • Vienna • Bratislava • Budapest
Four capitals, one graceful journey. Begin in storybook Prague, continue via riverside Český Krumlov to imperial Vienna, hop over to charming Bratislava, and finish in grand Budapest on the Danube.
Introduction
Each day balances headline sights with quieter pleasures—café corners, garden walks, and time to linger where it’s beautiful. You’ll stay in centrally located hotels and travel by comfortable private minivan, with seamless transfers and luggage handled. Led by an engaging English‑speaking guide and paced for enjoyment (active mornings, flexible afternoons), this itinerary lets you see more, feel less rushed, and savor the best of Central Europe.
Tour Highlights
- Prague: Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Prague Castle—plus a gentle afternoon river cruise (optional).
- Český Krumlov (UNESCO): castle courtyards, gardens, and riverside lanes in an intimate, compact old town.
- Vienna: Hofburg Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Schönbrunn Palace interiors & gardens, and the historic Prater wheel (optional).
- Bratislava: hilltop castle, Main Square, Michael’s Gate, and the Danube views.
- Budapest: Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, Parliament and Chain Bridge—with the option of a Danube cruise.
- Small‑group comfort (2–6), air‑conditioned minivan, flexible pacing, and frequent café/rest stops.
Itinerary
How We Operate
- Well-timed, relaxed touring with flexible pauses and easy alternatives when needed.
- Professional team: licensed local guides + experienced driver.
- Pre-booked entries (timed where available) to keep lines short.
- Central 4★ hotel for easy evening strolls and dining options.
What’s Included (sample package)
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Accommodation
9 nights in well‑located 3★–4★ hotels (double/twin, en‑suite). Single supplement available.
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Guide
English‑speaking local Tour Director throughout.
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Meals
Daily hotel breakfasts; welcome dinner on Day 1 (wine/beer/soft drink included).
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Luggage
Luggage assistance where available.
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Transportation
Comfortably in an air-conditioned minibus, ideal for small groups of up to 6 travelers. In larger cities - public transportation to navigate efficiently and experience local life.
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Admissions
Guided city walks as described; boat cruise on the Vltava River, Prague Castle admission fee, Český Krumlov Castle Tower, timed entry to Schönbrunn (when scheduled).
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Others
All taxes and service fees.
Not Included
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Meals and drinks not mentioned above.
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Optional activities (e.g., Prater wheel, thermal baths, Danube night cruise in Budapest).
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Tips and personal expenses; travel insurance.
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Flights – multi‑city options available on request (arrive Prague, depart Budapest).
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Optional airport transfer: €55 per ride.
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Optional pre-accommodation: €160/night (double occupancy), €130/night (single occupancy).
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Optional post-accommodation: €160/night (double occupancy), €130/night (single occupancy).
Where you will stay
Prague - Hotel Residence La Fenice
With a total of 68 rooms, Hotel La Fenice is located in the elegant residential district of Royal Vinohrady, featuring typical Art Nouveau façades, tree-lined boulevards, and cozy cafés.
Český Krumlov - Hotel u Malého Vítka
The Hotel U Malého Vítka is located in the heart of the Old Town in Český Krumlov on one of its oldest streets – Radniční ulice. A 7-minute walk to the castle and less than a minute to the town square. The hotel was created by joining three burgher houses together. All three houses still stand on their Gothic foundations; two of them have Baroque Classicist façades while the third still bears its original Gothic appearance with a portal from the later 15th century.
Vienna - Ampm Hotel Schonbrunn
Perfectly positioned near Schönbrunn Palace, ampm Hotel Schönbrunn blends classic atmosphere with smart, contemporary design.
Bratislava - Hotel Saffron
The Saffron Hotel, located just a few steps away from the historical center of Bratislava, which enchants with its landmarks every visitor. The hotel provides customers the highest quality services.
Budapest - Buda Castle Hotel Budapest
The hotel’s central location means you’re just a short walk from all the main attractions, including Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, or even the Hungarian State Opera House. In addition, the district is home to numerous restaurants, shops, and cultural activities.
