7D6N Eastern Europe 6 Countries: Frankfurt, Prague, Bratislava, Budapest, Vienna, Munich, Lucerne & Zurich - Join Group Every Monday

Your journey begins in Frankfurt, Germany, where you will board a luxury bus and begin a scenic journey through the classic German countryside to the Czech Republic. Enjoy the beautiful scenery before arriving in Prague, one of Europe's most magnificent and historically rich cities. Arriving there in the evening, take time to relax in preparation for an exciting day of exploration in this fabled capital. Stay overnight in Prague or a nearby city.

Start your day with a magnificent walk along the Royal Route, retracing the traditional route of the coronation of Bohemian kings and queens. The journey starts at the top of Castle Hill in Hradčany district, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city of Prague. Visit Prague Castle, a historic site that has been the residence of Bohemian royalty since the 9th century and is now the official residence of the President of the Czech Republic. Explore the architectural beauty of St. The magnificent Vitus Cathedral, the historic Old Royal Palace, and a charming little lane known as Golden Lane, famous for its colorful historic houses. Next, continue across the Charles Bridge, an architectural masterpiece spanning the Vltava River, and arrive at the Old Town Square. Here, you will witness the famous Astronomical Clock, a medieval wonder that attracts tourists from all over the world. After lunch, enjoy a scenic drive to Bratislava, Slovakia, a city rich in history and culture. Overnight in Bratislava or a nearby city.

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Entrance Fee to Prague Castle:
Adults €13 / Under 16: €6.50 / Under 6: Free

Prague Castle is one of the largest ancient castles in the world and is a must-visit landmark when in Prague. This entrance fee includes access to several key areas within the palace complex, allowing you to immerse yourself in the city's past. Attractions include:

• Old Royal Palace: A historic building from the 12th century that was once the residence of the king of Bohemia, it features impressive architectural elements and provides insight into royal history.

• St. George's Basilica: One of the oldest churches in Prague, built in the 10th century with Romanesque architecture and a quiet atmosphere.

• Golden Lane: A beautiful narrow lane with rows of small colorful houses, originally built for palace guard and craftsman, now houses a museum and exhibition.

• St. Vitus Cathedral: The crown jewel of the Prague Castle complex, this Gothic cathedral is known for its dazzling stained glass windows, intricate architecture, and the tombs of Czech kings and queens. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in Prague.

Entering the fourth country, the tour continues to Budapest, Hungary, which is often called the "Pearl on the Danube". This stunning capital consists of two distinct parts: Buda, with its hilly landscape and historic sites, and Pest, a lively commercial centre. One of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of Budapest is to join an optional Danube river cruise. Enjoy lunch at the Buda Castle, followed by a visit to the Historical Museum of Budapest and the Hungarian National Gallery. Next, take a sightseeing tour around Buda and Pest. On the Buda side, visit the Fisherman's Bastion, a neo-Gothic terrace with stunning views, as well as the historic Matthias Church. Then, head up to Gellert Hill for a stunning view of the city. In the Pest section, visit Heroes Square featuring statues of Hungary's founding leaders, and take in the beauty of the Hungarian Parliament building by the river. For a deeper cultural experience, consider joining an optional traditional Hungarian dinner featuring local dishes such as goose liver, goulash, duck leg, as well as quality Hungarian wine, accompanied by folk music and dance performances. Overnight in Budapest or a nearby city.

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Fisherman's Bastion (Approx. €3)
Located in the Buda part, Fisherman's Bastion is a neo-Gothic style terrace that offers the most spectacular views in Budapest, especially overlooking the Danube River, Pest, and the Parliament Building. The name of this terrace comes from medieval history when this area was defended by fishermen. It is decorated with seven towers representing the seven Magyar tribes that founded Hungary. This place is perfect for taking pictures and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.

Matthias Church (Estimate €8)
Matthias Church is one of the most iconic landmarks in Budapest. This Roman Catholic church, located in the heart of the Buda Castle District, has a rich history dating back to the 13th century. It has been the location of several royal coronation ceremonies, and is known for its colorful roof tiles, intricate Gothic architecture, and impressive interior decoration. The church is named after King Matthias Corvinus and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Danube River Cruise (€20)
One of the best ways to appreciate the beauty of Budapest is through a cruise on the Danube River. This optional cruise takes you past iconic landmarks such as the Parliament Building, Buda Palace, and Chain Bridge, with stunning views from the water. It is especially attractive at dusk or at night when the city is lit up. You can choose a regular cruise or a cruise with dinner.

Hungarian Folk Show & Dinner with Carriage (€60)
For a complete cultural experience, this Hungarian folk show and dinner offers folk music performances, traditional dances, and local food. Enjoy colorful dances and dishes like goulash, goose liver, and duck leg paired with Hungarian wine. Tickets include round-trip transfer to the event venue.

Luxury Dinner on a Danube Boat (€75)
For a more luxurious experience, this dinner on a boat on the Danube River combines a delicious feast with live music as you cruise down the river. You have the opportunity to enjoy Hungarian cuisine in an elegant setting while watching Budapest's landmarks sparkle at night. This option is perfect for a romantic night or a special celebration while in the city.

The trip continues to Vienna, Austria, which is the historical center of the Habsburg Empire. The tour begins with a visit to Schönbrunn Palace, an opulent masterpiece of Baroque architecture and formerly the summer residence of Empress Maria Theresa. The palace grounds are adorned with extensive royal gardens, elegant sculptures, and fountains that display Austria's rich artistic heritage. Next, take a city tour through the Ringstrasse, a circular road lined with majestic landmarks such as the neo-Gothic City Hall, the Parliament Building, the Hofburg Royal Palace, and the State Opera House. Honor the contribution of Johann Strauss II, the "King of the Waltz", by visiting his statue in Taman Bandar (City Park). Other highlights includeSt. Stephen's, a gem of Gothic architecture, as well as a lively pedestrian shopping area. For an authentic Viennese experience, you can join the optional Waltz Concert, featuring timeless compositions by Mozart and Strauss. Overnight in Vienna or a nearby city.

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Schönbrunn Palace Entrance Ticket (Thursday):
€27/32 | Under 18 years: €15 | Under 6: Free
This ticket includes access to Schönbrunn Palace, a stunning Baroque palace and former residence of the Habsburg royal family. You will have the opportunity to explore the various rooms of the palace, including the luxurious royal apartments and historic rooms. The ticket price depends on the number of rooms open for visits that day.

Vienna Waltz Concert with Transport (Thursday):
€69 for the concert + €15 for transport
This is an optional cultural experience where you can attend a Live Waltz Concert in Vienna, which performing famous classical compositions by Mozart and Strauss. Vienna is known as the birthplace of waltz music, and attending this concert allows you to immerse yourself in the elegant musical beauty that is an important part of the city's cultural heritage. The €15 fee includes transport to and from the concert venue.

Leaving Vienna, the journey continues to Mondsee, a charming small town in Austria located on the shores of Lake Mondsee. Here, visit the historic Mondsee Abbey, famous for filming the wedding scene in the iconic film The Sound of Music. After lunch, continue the journey across the German border to Munich, the capital of Bavaria full of cultural colors. Explore the Marienplatz, the city's main square since 1158, and admire the magnificent Dewan Bandaran Baru (New Town Hall), which is the administrative center of the local government. For an authentic Bavarian experience, you can relax with a glass of authentic German beer in one of the city's traditional beer gardens before heading to your hotel for check-in. Overnight in Munich or a nearby city.

Today, you will explore the small country of Liechtenstein, one of the smallest countries in Europe, with a stop in its beautiful capital, Vaduz. Here, you have time to explore the boutique shops, including the Huber Store known for its fine jewelry and high-quality Swiss watches. Enjoy the beauty of the landscape and the enchanting peaceful atmosphere of this unique and relaxing small town. Next, the journey continues to Engelberg, Switzerland, where you can choose to climb to the top of the iconic Mount Titlis. The ascent includes three types of gondolas, culminating in a ride on the Titlis Rotair, the world's first rotating cable car that offers stunning 360-degree views of snowy mountain peaks and majestic glaciers. At the top, you will be presented with an incredible panorama of nature. For those who love challenges, you can cross the highest suspension bridge in Europe for a thrilling and exciting experience. After enjoying the atmosphere in the mountains, the journey continues to Lucerne, a classic Swiss city known for its enchanting medieval architecture. Take a leisurely stroll through the historic streets and visit the Lion Monument, an emotional sculpture once described by Mark Twain as "the saddest and most moving piece of stone in the world." Lucerne is also famous as a shopping destination, especially for Swiss watches and chocolate, the ideal choice of souvenirs from your adventure in Switzerland. Your day ends with a transfer to Zurich, Switzerland's largest city, for an overnight stay. Overnight in Zurich or a nearby city.

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🎟️ Mount Titlis Cable Car Ride (Saturday):
€100 / CHF 96 | Under 16: Half price | Under 6s: Free entry

The cable car ride up Mount Titlis is one of Switzerland's most iconic attractions. This trip takes you to the top of Mount Titlis while offering stunning views of the Swiss Alps. This thrilling ride changes from one height to another through three gondola segments, providing increasingly expansive and breathtaking panoramic views. Snow is present at the top all year round, making it the perfect location to enjoy the natural beauty of the mountains, even during summer.

Once at the top, you can enjoy a variety of exciting experiences, including:

⛷️ Titlis Rotair: The world's first rotating cable car provides a unique experience as it rotates 360 degrees while climbing, allowing you enjoy a full view of the Alps.

🌉 Europe's Highest Suspension Bridge: This bridge hangs across a stunning valley and offers incredible views. For those of you who like challenges, crossing this bridge is a great opportunity to enjoy the dramatic mountain landscape from a special angle.

❄️ Ice Cave: The peak of Mount Titlis also houses an ice cave that can be visited. During the winter, there are also snow activities such as skiing and snowboarding.

This optional activity is perfect for tourists who want to experience the beauty of the Alps up close and enjoy a fun adventure in the mountains.

📝 Note: Riding the cable car to Mount Titlis is at an additional cost and is completely optional. If you choose not to participate, you can continue with the rest of the tour schedule as usual.

The final day begins in Zurich, Switzerland's largest city and the country's main financial center. A brief stop at Lake Zurich provides an opportunity to take memorable photos against the backdrop of the beautiful landscape before continuing to the Rhine Falls, the largest waterfall in Europe. Witness the magnificence of nature as the water rushes down the steep cliffs in a breathtaking setting. Next, cross the border back to Germany to explore the enchanting area of ​​the Black Forest, an area rich in legends and fairy tales. The tour continues to Lake Titisee, a tranquil destination known for its natural beauty and traditional Black Forest cherry cakes. Here is also the best place to buy original cuckoo clocks, a handicraft known in the region for its precision and craftsmanship. After a week full of wonderful experiences and wonderful memories, the tour ended with a return to Frankfurt.