Private bus transfer Budapest, Bratislava Cruise from Bratislava to Vienna, On tour transportation
Centrally located 3-4 star hotels
Daily breakfast, 4 dinners
Budapest with St. Matthias Church, Vienna with Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, Bike Tour Vienna
Budapest Thermal Baths, Memento Park, House of Terror, Strudel Baking Workshop, Prater Ferris Wheel, Sissi Museum, Museum of Art History or Natural History, Freud Museum, Classical Music Concert including dinner
Embark on a guided tour through Budapest’s most iconic historical sites. Visit Heroes’ Square, with its impressive monuments honoring Hungary’s great leaders, and explore Castle Hill, home to St. Matthias Church and the panoramic Fisherman’s Bastion.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at the renowned Central Market Hall, experiencing the vibrant flavors of the city.
Spend the day exploring Budapest at your own pace. Wander through the Jewish Quarter with its Great Synagogue, ruin pubs, and street art, stroll along Váci Street with its boutiques and cafés, explore the underground Budapest Caves, or visit the Hospital in the Rock museum.
Experience Vienna’s imperial grandeur on an expert-guided tour, uncovering the city’s royal history and architectural treasures. Stroll along the Ringstrasse, passing iconic landmarks such as the Parliament and Hofburg Palace, and admire the vibrant, unconventional design of the famous Hundertwasserhaus.
On your guided tour, visit the Habsburg summer residence with its stunning rooms and gardens.
Tour Belvedere Palace to see Gustav Klimt’s masterpiece The Kiss.
Visit the Sisi Museum, dedicated to the life of Empress Elisabeth.
Enjoy a full day to explore Vienna at your own pace. Shop along Mariahilfer Straße, the city’s lively shopping boulevard, wander through Neubau, Vienna’s creative 7th district known for its indie boutiques, street art, and cafés, and discover the vibrant MuseumsQuartier, a cultural hub filled with galleries and museums. For a scenic escape, take a wine walk up Nussberg and enjoy panoramic views over Vienna and the Danube River.
Choose between the Museum of Art History or the Natural History Museum, both stunning architectural landmarks. The Museum of Art History houses remarkable collections of Old Master paintings and ancient artifacts, while the Natural History Museum showcases everything from dinosaur fossils to rare minerals