Prague, Český Krumlov, Vienna, Budapest & Krakow Trip

Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere of Prague's main square and its charming Christmas markets.

Witness the hourly medieval mechanical marvel on the Old Town Hall.

Enjoy traditional Czech cuisine and fresh Pilsner Urquell in a lively pub setting.

Take a romantic evening walk towards the iconic Charles Bridge, enjoying the illuminated views.

Explore the vast Prague Castle complex, including St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane. This historic seat of Bohemian kings offers breathtaking architecture and history.

Enjoy a hearty lunch and sample craft beers brewed on-site at this historic monastery brewery, located near Prague Castle with great views.

Visit one of the most beautiful historic libraries in the world, renowned for its Theological and Philosophical Halls with stunning frescoes and ancient manuscripts.

Enjoy a cozy Christmas Eve dinner featuring traditional Czech dishes like carp and potato salad, or roasted duck, in a rustic, charming atmosphere.

Explore Prague's historic Jewish Quarter, visiting the Old Jewish Cemetery, Pinkas Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue, and the Jewish Museum which details the history and traditions of the Jewish community.

Indulge in modern Czech cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients in a Michelin-starred restaurant setting. A perfect Christmas Day treat.

Gain insight into Czechoslovakia's Communist era through exhibits detailing daily life, propaganda, and political oppression during that period.

Experience a unique and captivating performance at the world's first Black Light Theatre, combining mime, dance, and non-verbal storytelling with optical illusions.

Scenic train journey from Prague to the charming town of Český Krumlov.

Enjoy a traditional Czech lunch upon arrival in Český Krumlov.

Explore the stunning castle complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Wander through the picturesque streets of the historic Old Town and Latrán.

Savor a medieval-themed dinner in a rustic cellar tavern.

Visit this museum dedicated to Egon Schiele and other 20th and 21st-century artists, located in a former brewery. Explores modern art within a historic setting.

A charming and authentic Czech pub offering hearty, affordable meals in a relaxed atmosphere.

Visit the beautiful Minorite Monastery complex, including its church and cloister. Offers a peaceful retreat and insight into the town's religious history. Don't miss the adjacent monastery garden for views.

Take a leisurely stroll along the Vltava River banks, crossing bridges and finding the best vantage points for postcard-perfect views of the castle and Old Town, especially enchanting in the late afternoon winter light.

Enjoy a scenic train journey from Český Krumlov to the imperial city of Vienna.

Enjoy a quick and convenient lunch upon arrival in Vienna.

Explore the opulent summer residence of the Habsburg emperors.

Discover Vienna's iconic cathedral and stroll through the historic city center.

Savor a traditional Viennese schnitzel at a renowned local eatery.

Explore the vast Hofburg complex, the former imperial residence. Visit the Sisi Museum, the Imperial Apartments, and the Silver Collection. This complex offers deep insight into Habsburg history and imperial lifestyle.

Experience a classic Viennese coffee house. Enjoy a light lunch, coffee, and traditional pastries in a grand, historic setting once frequented by intellectuals like Freud and Trotsky.

Marvel at one of the world's foremost art collections, housed in a magnificent building on the Ringstrasse. Highlights include works by Bruegel, Raphael, Rubens, and Velázquez, as well as Egyptian and Near Eastern Collections.

Attend a classical concert featuring works by Mozart, Vivaldi, or Bach in the stunning Baroque setting of St. Peter's Church. A truly Viennese experience, especially fitting for the winter season.

Visit the Upper Belvedere, a magnificent Baroque palace housing Klimt's 'The Kiss' and other masterpieces of Austrian art from the Middle Ages to the present day. Enjoy the splendid architecture and gardens (even in winter).

Wander through Vienna's most famous market, the Naschmarkt. Sample international and local delicacies from various food stalls and grab a diverse lunch from one of the many restaurants or vendors.

Visit the unique and colorful Hundertwasserhaus apartment building, designed by artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, known for its unconventional design and integration with nature. Afterwards, explore the nearby Hundertwasser Village with its quirky shops and cafe.

Enjoy a farewell dinner at Skopik & Lohn, known for its modern Austrian cuisine with international influences and stylish, art-filled interior. A great option for a more refined dining experience.

Enjoy scenic views on your train journey to Budapest.

Grab a quick and delicious bite after arriving in Budapest.

Wander through the historic Buda Castle District, enjoying panoramic views.

Discover Hungarian art history within Buda Castle.

Celebrate New Year's Eve with a festive dinner and cruise on the Danube.

Relax and rejuvenate in one of Europe's largest medicinal baths, famous for its grand Neo-Baroque architecture and outdoor thermal pools, a perfect New Year's Day activity.

Indulge in a sophisticated dining experience at Gundel, a legendary Hungarian restaurant known for its exquisite cuisine and elegant ambiance, located near City Park.

Visit Heroes' Square, a major landmark commemorating Hungarian history, then stroll down Andrássy Avenue, a grand boulevard lined with Neo-Renaissance mansions and luxury shops.

Experience Budapest's unique ruin bar culture at Szimpla Kert, an iconic establishment offering a vibrant atmosphere, quirky decor, and a wide selection of drinks and casual food.

Visit the largest synagogue in Europe and the second-largest in the world, exploring its stunning Moorish Revival architecture and learning about Hungarian Jewish history at the adjacent museum.

Enjoy a delicious Middle Eastern lunch in a trendy and atmospheric restaurant in the heart of the Jewish Quarter.

Admire the magnificent Hungarian Parliament Building from outside, then walk along the Danube Embankment, visiting the 'Shoes on the Danube Bank' memorial and enjoying views of Buda.

Explore Budapest's largest and oldest indoor market, a vibrant hub for local produce, Hungarian delicacies, spices, souvenirs, and traditional crafts. Perfect for last-minute shopping.

Enjoy the scenic journey across borders to Poland.

Arrive in Krakow, check into your accommodation, and relax.

Take an evening stroll through Europe's largest medieval market square.

Savor traditional Polish cuisine near Wawel Castle.

Explore the historic Jewish Quarter, a vibrant district rich in history and culture. Visit old synagogues, browse art galleries, and discover charming cafes. This area played a significant role in Jewish history and culture.

Enjoy a delicious and fresh Israeli-Middle Eastern meal in the heart of Kazimierz. A popular spot known for its vibrant atmosphere and flavorful hummus.

Immerse yourself in contemporary art at MOCAK. The museum focuses on art from the last two decades, with a strong emphasis on international and Polish artists.

Experience Krakow's nightlife in a unique setting – a renovated old tram depot. Enjoy craft beers, cocktails, and a lively atmosphere. They often host events and have a food menu as well.