Arrival in Budapest and transfer to the hotel. Check-in and rest of the afternoon free.

Overnight in Budapest

After breakfast, we’ll visit Budapest.
Located on the banks of the Danube River, where it divides the city into two parts: the west, the Buda Mountains and the east, plain Best.
The Hungarian capital is certainly one of the most fascinating cities in Eastern Europe. Crossed by the Danube it is divided into two parts: Buda, the upper city, is the oldest part where the castle is located, and Pest, the lower city, is the newest part of the city. In Buda we will visit the major monuments such as the Royal Palace, Matthias Church and the extraordinary Fishermen’s Bastion from which we can enjoy the beautiful view of the Danube and the whole city. Pest is the center of nightlife and shopping. VacciUtca and Andrassi Boulevard are the most important streets for shopping! Another symbol of the city is the Chain Bridge, the most famous and the
most ancient of the city, which connects Pest to the steps of the Buda Castle.
Overnight in Budapest.

Breakfastat the hotel. Full day available. We suggest visiting Szentendre, a charming baroque village, where artisans sell the best of Hungarian handicrafts; or enjoy a relaxing day at the SPA – there are excellent spas in Budapest! Or the most romantic thing to do is to enjoy a night cruise on the waters of the “Duna”, as the Danube is called by the
Hungarians.

Overnight in Budapest.

Breakfast in hotel and check out.
Departure from Budapest to Krakow.

Arrival and accommodation at the hotel.
Rest of time free.
Overnight in Kracow.

In the morning, we visit Krakow, the former capital of Poland.

We see the old city (Stare Miasto), considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, whose main square RynekGlowny or Market Square is an explosion of life, full of restaurants and cafes.

In the exact center of the square there is the characteristic Clothes Market and among the buildings on the square, the highlights are the Basilica of St. Mary as well as the ancient Town Hall Tower.
The real symbol of the city remains the Krakow Castle (or Wawel Castle), a Renaissance castle on the Wawel Hill, as well as the first residence of the King of Poland. Here we can admire the Royal Palace,the Cathedral and the legendary Dragon Cave.

Overnight in Kracow.

After breakfast check out and departure to the city of Czestochowa. We will visit the Marian shrine of Jasna Góra, one of the most important Christian places of worship in Europe, tradition of pilgrimage since 14th century, the spiritual capital of Poland.
The importance of Jasna Góra, is the miraculous image of the Black Virgin, who houses the religious and cultural life of Poland. It was in front of the miraculous painting of the Black Virgin, where in 1979 during his pilgrimage, John Paul II made a symbolic act of surrender saying “Totus Tuus.” We’ll continue to Warsaw. Arrival and accommodation at our hotel.
Overnight in Warsaw.

Today we visit Warsaw, the capital of Poland, a beautiful city full of history and charm, in the past also known as “the Paris of the North”. We’ll have a panoramic half-day tour including: the Old Town, almost fully damaged during the World-War II and totally rebuilt later, is one of the examples settled on UNESCO’s list; the Market Square (RyanekStaregoMiasta) was the heart of the old city and the place where daily life was concentrated. The square is surrounded by colorful houses which were entirely rebuilt after the bombing of the Second World War. In the center, is the statue of the Little Mermaid, symbol of the city, which according to a legend protects the city; Castle Square is the point that unites the Old Town and the New Town: here is the Royal Castle, which was also completely destroyed during the Second World War and then rebuilt; the Royal Route, 4 km long, is lined with ancient churches and historic buildings and connects the Old Town and the Royal Castle with the Lazienki Park. Walking in the park, we will admire the beautiful Palace on the Water and the famous Frédéric Chopin monument.
We will also visit places related to World War II: the former Jewish ghetto, the Warsaw Subversion Monument and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Return to the hotel.
Overnight in Warsaw.

After breakfast departure towards the Czech Republic and its capital Prague, considered one of the most beautiful cities in Eastern Europe.

Arrival and accommodation at the hotel.
Rest of free.
Overnight in Prague.

Breakfast. Today we visit Prague.

We will begin our visit with the Prague Castle which dominates the city and contains numerous monuments and places of interest. Here are the beautiful Gothic-style St. Vitus Cathedral and the characteristic Golden Lane with its small houses painted in bright colors. We will cross the Charles Bridge, the most famous and most photographed bridge in Prague, which connects the Old Town to the MalaStrana district. So we arrive at the Old Town Square (Starometske Namesti) where some very important buildings overlook, including the famous Town Hall with the Astronomical Clock. We continue towards Wenceslas Square, unfortunately famous for the revolt of the city against the Soviet invasion. Another fundamental stop of our visit is the Jewish Quarter where the old Jewish Cemetery and some synagogues are located.
Overnight in Prague.

Breakfast. Full day for shopping or other personal activities.
We suggest a trip to the beautiful and elegant city of Karloy Vary, to enjoy a relaxing day at SPA. This enchanting city boasts over 80 natural hot springs, whose healing properties have been known since ancient times; or spend the day visiting one of the medieval castles of Bohemia such as Konopiste Castle or Karlstein Castleor just enjoy this day
in Prague.

In the evening, we suggest watching a Black Theater performance.

Overnight in Prague.

We’ll leave prague and travel to Wien,the capital of Austria.
After our check-in, we will have some free time to start exploring the city.

Overnight in Wien.

Breakfast. Departure from the hotel for our the city tour.

Vienna is located on the banks of the Danube and is considered the city of music thanks to the influence of excellent composers such as Mozart, Beethoven who lived in the city. Its glorious past as the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire has left an important artistic and elegant heritage.

Traveling along the Ringstrasse, the monumental avenue the ring that surrounds the city, we will admire prestigious buildings and monuments: the Vienna Opera House, the City Hall, the Votive Church, the Hofburg and the Art History and Natural History Museums. We will visit also the Cathedral of St. Stephen, a masterpiece of Gotic art, and the Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Imperial family.

At the end of the tour, we will have some free time to spend in  the beautiful pedestrian street Kärntner Strasse with its luxurious shopsand take the opportunity to taste try the delicious Sacher torte, a chocolate cake invented by Franz Sacher in 1832 for Prince Metternich.

Overnight in Wien.

Breakfast. Morning is dedicated to the visit of we’ll visit the Hofburg. Today is the official residence and workplace of the President of Austria and was formerly the principal imperial palace of the Habsburg dynasty. It is made up of buildings from different eras, including the private apartments of the “cult-figure” Empress Sissi and the famous Spanish Riding School, an Austrian institution dedicated to the preservation of Lipizzaner  horses whose performances are a well-known tourist attraction.

The rest of the day is at your disposal. Optional: in the evening Mozart Concert.
Overnight in Wien.

Breakfast and check out. Transfer to the airport for your return flight home.

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