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PRAGUE & CENTRAL EUROPE

C E N T R E O F H I S T O R Y

PRAGUE & Central Europe

ITINERARY - TAILOR MADE

Day 3 – Prague to Bratislava

Day 4 – Bratislava to Budapest

10 Days, 9 Nights

Private airport pickup and transfer to your boutique hotel in the heart of Prague.
Depending on arrival time, enjoy a welcome drink featuring Bohemian sparkling wine. Optional dinner with traditional Czech cuisine such as goulash, roast duck, or svíčková. Evening orientation drive through illuminated Prague, passing Wenceslas Square, the Dancing House, and the National Theatre along the Vltava River.
Overnight in Prague.

Guided walk through Prague’s historic center, including Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and the Lesser Town. Afternoon visit to Prague Castle with St. Vitus Cathedral and panoramic views over the city. Free time for café visits, galleries, or quiet exploration.
Optional classical music concert in the evening.
Overnight in Prague.

Morning departure from Prague heading south. Scenic drive through Moravia with a relaxed lunch stop along the way. Arrival in Bratislava, a charming Danube capital with a compact historic center.
Guided walk through the Old Town, views from Bratislava Castle, and free time along the river promenade.
Overnight in Bratislava.

Short drive along the Danube to Budapest.
Afternoon panoramic city tour including Heroes’ Square, Andrássy Avenue, and views of the Parliament building. Evening Danube river cruise offering beautiful views of the illuminated city.
Overnight in Budapest.

Prague and Central Bohemia form the cultural and historical heart of the Czech Republic. From the fairytale skyline of Prague to the gentle countryside dotted with castles, vineyards, and medieval towns, this region offers a rare balance of beauty, depth, and calm. It is a place where history feels close, traditions are still alive, and everyday life unfolds at a comfortable pace.

This journey continues beyond the Czech borders, following historic routes through Central Europe. Elegant capitals, imperial cities, alpine landscapes, and riverside towns create a rich mosaic of cultures shaped by centuries of shared history. Thoughtfully paced and carefully curated, this itinerary offers both iconic highlights and quieter moments of discovery.

10 Days, 9 Nights

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📍Arrival & Departure: Prague International Airport
🕒 Duration: 10 Days, 9 nights
📅 Availability: Year-round
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Day 1 – Arrival in Prague

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Day 5 – Budapest

Full day exploring Budapest. Visit Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, and Matthias Church.
Optional visit to one of the city’s famous thermal baths for relaxation. Evening at leisure or optional traditional dinner with live folk music.
Overnight in Budapest.

Day 6 – Budapest to Vienna

Morning departure to Vienna.
Afternoon guided introduction to imperial Vienna, including the Ringstrasse, Hofburg Palace, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Time for coffee at a historic Viennese café.
Overnight in Vienna.

Day 7 – Vienna

Second day in Vienna allowing for a deeper experience. Optional visit to Schönbrunn Palace, museums of the MuseumsQuartier, or a relaxed walk through elegant neighborhoods.
Evening optional classical concert or opera performance.
Overnight in Vienna.

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Day 8 – Vienna to Salzburg via Hallstatt

Day 9 – Salzburg to Český Krumlov to Prague

Day 10 – Departure from Prague

Departure west through alpine landscapes. Stop in the picturesque lakeside village of Hallstatt for a gentle walk and lunch. Continue to Salzburg.
Evening stroll through Salzburg’s Baroque Old Town.
Overnight in Salzburg.

Morning sightseeing in Salzburg, then departure north. Scenic drive to Český Krumlov, a UNESCO-listed medieval town. Guided walk through the historic center and castle complex.
Continue to Prague in the evening. Farewell dinner in Prague.
Overnight in Prague.

Private transfer to Prague airport for departure. Assistance with check-in and farewell. We hope to welcome you again on your next Central European journey!

Prague

Prague is a city where history lives in every stone and skyline. Gothic spires, Baroque façades, and cobblestone streets create an atmosphere that feels both grand and intimate. The Vltava River winds through the city, connecting Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and lively historic squares. Beyond its landmarks, Prague invites slow discovery — quiet courtyards, historic cafés, and everyday local life. It is a destination that feels elegant, layered, and effortlessly memorable.

Timeless Beauty in the Heart of Europe

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Bratislava

Bratislava is a compact and welcoming capital set along the Danube River. Its pastel Old Town streets, hilltop castle, and relaxed cafés create an intimate atmosphere. Shaped by Hungarian and Habsburg history, the city reflects Central Europe on a human scale. Bratislava offers a gentle pause between grand capitals, full of quiet charm and layered stories.

A Small Capital with Quiet Charm

Budapest

Budapest is a city defined by the Danube, where the historic hills of Buda meet the grand boulevards of Pest. Its Parliament, bridges, and castle skyline create one of Central Europe’s most striking panoramas. The city is equally known for its thermal baths, café culture, and vibrant evening atmosphere. Budapest feels both imperial and energetic — a place where history and everyday life flow side by side.

Grandeur Along the Danube

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Vienna

Imperial Elegance and Culture

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Vienna is a city shaped by imperial history, refined architecture, and a deep love of music and art. Grand palaces and wide boulevards reflect the legacy of the Habsburg Empire, while historic cafés preserve the rhythm of everyday Viennese life. Concert halls, museums, and elegant parks create a balance between culture and calm. Vienna feels sophisticated yet welcoming — a capital best experienced slowly.

Hallstatt

Hallstatt is a small lakeside village nestled between towering mountains and crystal-clear waters. Its wooden houses and narrow paths reflect centuries of quiet alpine life. More than a postcard view, Hallstatt invites slow walks and moments of reflection. It is a place defined by calm, light, and natural beauty.

Alpine Stillness by the Lake

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Salzburg

Salzburg blends Baroque beauty with dramatic alpine scenery. As the birthplace of Mozart, music is woven naturally into its historic streets and elegant squares. The Old Town, set beneath a fortress and surrounded by mountains, feels both cultural and cinematic. Salzburg offers a rare harmony of art, history, and nature.

Music Framed by the Alps

Český Krumlov

Český Krumlov is a beautifully preserved medieval town set along a bend of the Vltava River. Its castle complex, winding streets, and Renaissance façades create a timeless atmosphere. Beyond its iconic views, the town reveals intimate corners, artisan shops, and riverside cafés. Český Krumlov feels both historic and quietly romantic.

A Storybook Town in Bohemia