Discover Eastern Europe's | 7-Day Tour Experience

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1600 persons

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Breakfast

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Overview

On a captivating 7-day journey through Eastern Europe, where rich history, stunning landscapes, and hidden gems await you. From the charming streets of Prague to the architectural wonders of Budapest, this tour offers a perfect blend of culture, heritage, and scenic beauty. Explore the picturesque towns, visit iconic landmarks, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Eastern Europe.

Itinerary

Day 01

Frankfurt (510 km) → Prague

Depart from Frankfurt in the morning Enjoy scenic countryside views en route to Prague Arrive in Prague by early evening Witness the golden sandstone towers of the "Golden City" Transfer to hotel for overnight stay Overnight: Prague or nearby city

Day 02

Prague (328 km) → Bratislava

Visit Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Golden Lane Enjoy views from Castle Hill and walk across Charles Bridge Explore Old Town Square and see the Astronomical Clock Afternoon departure to Hungary Overnight: Bratislava or nearby city

Day 03

Bratislava (200 km) → Budapest

Visit Heroes’ Square, Parliament, Elizabeth Bridge, Fisherman’s Bastion, and Matthias Church Enjoy city views from Gellért Hill Optional: Danube River Cruise Overnight: Budapest or nearby city

Day 04

Budapest (243 km) → Vienna

Visit the grand Schönbrunn Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Explore Ringstrasse and see City Hall, Hofburg Palace, Heroes’ Square, Parliament, and State Opera See the iconic Johann Strauss II statue Visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Vienna’s main shopping street Optional: Viennese Waltz Concert (ask your tour manager) Overnight: Vienna or nearby city

Day 05

Vienna（288km）→Hallstatt（205km）→Munich

Visit Hallstatt, Austria’s most beautiful lakeside town Admire the Gothic church, alpine scenery, and stunning lake views Cross into Germany and explore Marienplatz in Munich Optional: Enjoy authentic German beer at a local beerhall Overnight: Munich or nearby city

Day 06

Munich (400 km) → Mount Titlis (35 km) → Luzern (53 km) → Zurich

Visit Engelberg, a beautiful Swiss resort Optional: Take cable car to Titlis summit Explore the Glacier Cave and walk the thrilling Titlis Cliff Walk (3,000m high) Enjoy panoramic mountain views After lunch, visit Luzern: see the Lion Monument and shop for Swiss watches and chocolate Possible short stop in Vaduz (Liechtenstein) if time permits Overnight: Zurich or nearby city

Day 07

Zurich (47 km) → Rhine Falls (67 km) → Titisee (303 km) → Frankfurt

Morning tour of Zurich and photo stop at Lake Zurich Visit Rhine Falls, Europe’s largest waterfall Drive through the scenic Black Forest in Germany Stop at Titisee Lake, the largest in the Black Forest Visit a cuckoo clock factory to see traditional craftsmanship Enjoy German specialties like pork knuckle or Black Forest cake Return to Frankfurt Overnight: Frankfurt or nearby city

Included/Excluded

Accommodation is included for each night of the tour including the final night (6 nights)

Professional English - speaking tour guides

Daily continental breakfast

Daily transportation by modern air-conditioned coaches

International and Domestic Flights

Insurance: All types

City Tax (currently 0,50-euro cents per night)

Insurance: All types Bulgaria entry visa (if needed)

Food (besides the breakfast) & personal expenses

Tipping: Tips for guides and drivers

FAQs

The best time to visit Frankfurt is during spring (April–June) and early autumn (September–October). The weather is pleasant, and there are many cultural festivals and outdoor events.

Germany is part of the Schengen Zone, so travelers from the EU, US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Be sure to check based on your nationality.

Popular attractions include the Römer (Old Town Hall), Frankfurt Cathedral, Main Tower, Palmengarten (Botanical Garden), and the Städel Museum. Don’t miss a stroll along the River Main.

Yes, Frankfurt is generally safe for visitors, though like any big city, it’s smart to watch out for pickpockets in crowded areas like train stations and shopping streets.

Frankfurt uses the Euro (€). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but having some cash on hand is helpful for small purchases and local markets.