Explore the Eastern Europe
Let’s go Eastern Europe.
Get ready for an unforgettable journey through some of Eastern Europe's most enchanting cities: across the historic streets of Prague, the imperial glamour of Vienna, the alpine beauty of Innsbruck and Salzburg, the cultural vivacity of Budapest, to the rich history of Munich. Each city offers you a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that is unique and different from the others and will remain etched in your memory forever.
Highlights Places:
Day 1-3: Prague, Czech Republic
1. Old Town Square: Your trip's starting point is on the premises of Old Town Square. Behold the Gothic architecture; the famous Astronomical Clock and the Church of Our Lady before Týn are guaranteed to impress you.
2. Charles Bridge: Stroll across the iconic Charles Bridge, lined with baroque statues, providing striking views of the Vltava River and city skyline.
3. Prague Castle: Pay a visit to the biggest ancient castle in the world: Prague Castle. You will have an opportunity to take a closer look at St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and the enchanting Golden Lane.
Tips:
- Try traditional Czech dishes like svíčková (marinated beef) and trdelník (a sweet pastry).
- Consider taking a boat tour along the Vltava River for a unique perspective of the city.
Day 4-5: Vienna, Austria
1. Schönbrunn Palace: Be amazed by the grandiose opulence of the Habsburg dynasty inside this stunning royal villa. Also not to be missed: the beautiful garden grounds and Gloriette.
2. St. Stephen's Cathedral: This creation of Gothic architecture in the heart of the city allows for a panoramic view of the entire city from its tower.
3. Belvedere Palace: Impressing collection of Austrian art, showing works by Gustav Klimt among others, is shown inside the walls of this Baroque building.
Tips:
- Enjoy a slice of the world-famous Sachertorte in one of Vienna’s traditional coffeehouses.
- Take a walk along the Ringstrasse to see Vienna's grandest buildings, including the State Opera and Parliament.
Day 6: Innsbruck, Austria
1. Nordkette Mountain Range: Funicular to Hungerburg, cable car up to Hafelekar for stunning views of the Alps.
2. Innsbruck Old Town: Stroll through the medieval streets and have a look at the Golden Roof, the city's signature.
3. Ambras Castle: A Renaissance palace housing impressive art collections, surrounded by a handsome garden.
Tips:
- Innsbruck is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Consider hiking or skiing, depending on the season.
- Don’t miss trying Tyrolean specialties like Käsespätzle (cheese noodles).
Day 7: Salzburg, Austria
1. Hohensalzburg Fortress: This is the largest medieval castle in Europe that overlooks the city of Salzburg with great panoramas.
2. Mozart's Birthplace: A peek into the birthplace of this renowned composer and a glimpse into his life and works.
3. Mirabell Palace and Gardens: This Baroque masterpiece was where many of the scenes in "The Sound of Music" were filmed.
Tips:
- Take a guided tour focused on "The Sound of Music" to see iconic filming locations.
- Salzburg is known for its classical music scene. Attend a concert for an authentic experience.
Day 8-9: Budapest, Hungary
1. Buda Castle: The castle complex in which to enjoy the view over the Danube and Pest.
2. Thermal Baths: Spend the afternoon in one of the famous thermal baths of Budapest: Széchenyi or Gellért.
3. Parliament House: One of the most beautiful parliaments in the world and touted as a specimen of Gothic Revival architecture.
Tips:
- Take a sunset cruise on the Danube River to see the city’s landmarks illuminated.
- Try Hungarian dishes like gulyás (goulash) and lángos (fried dough).
Day 10-12: Munich, Germany
1. Marienplatz: This is Munich's main square. It is a composition of the New Town Hall and the famous Glockenspiel.
2. Neuschwanstein Castle: Take a day trip to this fanciful castle nestled in the Bavarian Alps.
3. English Garden: The English Garden is one of the largest urban parks in the world. To take a stroll around, visit a typical beer garden, or make other outdoor activities is highly recommended.
Tips:
- Visit during Oktoberfest (late September to early October) to experience Munich’s world-famous beer festival.
- Don’t leave without trying a pretzel, Weisswurst, and a stein of Bavarian beer.
Practical Tips:
- Transportation: Buy a Eurail Pass through which traveling inter-city will be easier and more reasonable.
- Currency: Czech Republic: Czech Koruna; Austria: Euro; Hungary: Hungarian Forint; Germany: Euro.
- Language: While most people speak English, it is always nice to learn basic phrases in the local languages.
Concluding Remarks
History, culture, and nature-in one exhilarating mix-is offered by this Eastern Europe tour. Each city is a highlight, from the medieval charm of Prague to the pulsating nightlife of Budapest and the Alpine beauty of Innsbruck and Salzburg. Make the most of this adventure through lifetime memories created in some of the most beautiful destinations of Europe.
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