Great European Tour (4 Star Hotels)

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Summary

Starts
Budapest
Duration
25 days
Languages
English
Difficulty
Easy

Description

Embark on an unforgettable 25-day journey through the heart of Central, Eastern Europe, and the Balkans. This multi-day tour offers a unique blend of rich history, diverse culture, and stunning natural beauty. From the enchanting city of Budapest to the vibrant streets of Bucharest, the medieval charm of Transylvania, and the majestic Adriatic shore of Dubrovnik, every day brings a new adventure. Explore iconic landmarks, marvel at architectural wonders, and immerse yourself in local traditions and cuisines. Whether you're strolling through the quaint streets of Bratislava, marveling at the grandeur of Vienna's imperial palaces, or delving into the fascinating history of Sarajevo, this tour promises a captivating and enriching travel experience.

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Included

24 Breakfasts

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Air-conditioned coach or mini-bus

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4 Star Hotels

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Services of experienced Travel Talk local guides licenced by the Ministry of Tourism

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Flight from Prague to Bucharest.

*** All other flights are not included.

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Budapest City Tour

Vienna City Tour

Salzburg City Tour

Munich City Tour

Regensburg City Tour

Prague City Tour

Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral Visit

Bucharest City Tour

Visit to Peles Castle

Visit to Count Dracula Castle

Brasov Sightseeing

Sighisoara Sightseeing

Cluj-Napoca Sightseeing

Sighisoara Sightseeing

Cluj-Napoca Sightseeing

Sibiu Sightseeing

Veliko Tarnavo Sightseeing

Plovdiv City Tour

Sofia Panoramic Tour

Belgrade City Tour

Sarajevo City Tour

Mostar City Tour

Dubrovnik City Tour

Kotor City Tour

Shkoder Walking Tour

Panoramic Tour of Tirana

Ohrid Walking Tour

Ohrid City Tour

Skopje City Tour

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Destinations

Bran
Sofia - city in BulgariaSofia
Photo of the Small Square piata mica, the second fortified square in the medieval Upper town of Sibiu city, Romania.Sibiu
Cluj Napoca upperview.Cluj-Napoca
Târgu Mureș - city in RomaniaTârgu Mureș
Hunedoara - city in RomaniaHunedoara
Photo of aerial view of the old town of Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina.Trebinje
Bratislava - city in SlovakiaBratislava
Shkodër - town in AlbaniaShkoder
The aerial view of Dubrovnik, a city in southern Croatia fronting the Adriatic Sea, Europe.Dubrovnik
Aerial view of Samuel's Fortress and Plaosnik at Ohrid in North Macedonia.Ohrid
Panoramic view of Skopje town with Vodno hill in the background.Skopje
Tirana County - region in AlbaniaTirana
Budapest - city in HungaryBudapest
Austria, Rainbow over Salzburg castleSalzburg
Photo of aerial view of the old bridge and river in city of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.Mostar
Aerial view on Marienplatz town hall and Frauenkirche in Munich, Germany.Munich
BelgradeBelgrade
Turda - city in RomaniaTurda
Church Heiliger Franz of Assisi at Mexikoplatz, Vienna, Austria.Vienna
Kotor -  in MontenegroKotor
Sinaia - town in RomaniaSinaia
Brasov - city in RomaniaBrasov
Sighișoara - city in RomaniaSighișoara
Regensburg - city in GermanyRegensburg
Antique building view in Old Town Bucharest city - capital of Romania and Dambrovita river. Bucharest, Romania, Europe.Bucharest
Praha -  in CzechiaPrague
Photo of aerial view of Plovdiv, Bulgaria.Plovdiv

Map

Attractions

New Town Hall, Bezirksteil Graggenau, Altstadt-Lehel, Munich, Bavaria, GermanyNew Town Hall
Photo of St. Matthias Church in Budapest. Matthias Church
Old City Park, Ohrid, Municipality of Ohrid, Southwestern Region, North MacedoniaOld City Park
Zero Kilometre StoneZero Kilometre Stone
Photo of Hofburg palace on St. Michael square (Michaelerplatz), Vienna, Austria.Hofburg Palace
Photo of St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, Hungary.St. Stephen's Basilica
TrebišnjicaTrebišnjica
Photo of Heroes' Square, Hosok Tere or Millennium Monument, major attraction of city, with 36 m high Corinthian column in center, Budapest, Hungary. Heroes' Square
Photo of Main entrance National Museum of Art of Romania, Bucharest, Romania.National Museum of Art
Photo of Peles Castle in Sinaia, Romania.Peleș Castle
Macedonian Holocaust Museum, Centar, Skopje, Municipality of Centar, City of Skopje, Skopje Region, North MacedoniaMacedonian Holocaust Museum
Photo of Sibiu cityscape with Holy Trinity Cathedral in Transylvania, Romania."Holy Trinity" Orthodox Cathedral
Photo of BUCHAREST, ROMANIA - Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, located in Herastrau Park showcasing traditional Romanian village life."Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
The Large Square, Sibiu, RomaniaThe Large Square
Victuals Market, Bezirksteil Angerviertel, Altstadt-Lehel, Munich, Bavaria, GermanyVictuals Market
Photo of Magura, Transylvania, Romania. Landscape with houses on green hills. Rural countryside in romanian mountains near Zarnesti, Bran and Brasov in Piatra Craiului National Park, Romania ."Piatra Craiului" National Park
Mozart Residence, Altstadt, Salzburg, AustriaMozart Residence
The Thick Tower, Sibiu State Philharmonic, Thalia Hall., Sibiu, RomaniaThe Thick Tower, Sibiu State Philharmonic, Thalia Hall
Photo of St. Nicholas church on Old Town square in Prague, Czech Republic.St. Nicholas Church
Photo of aerial view of Old Town Square in Prague, Czech republic.Old Town Square
Straw Hats' Museum, Harghita, RomaniaStraw Hats' Museum
Muzeul De Istorie Sighișoara, Sighișoara, Mureș, RomaniaMuzeul De Istorie Sighișoara
photo of Linderhof palace in winter in Bavaria, Germany.Linderhof Palace
Prague Jewish QuarterPrague Jewish Quarter
The famous Frauenkirche in Munich, GermanyFrauenkirche
Photo of Romanian Athenaeum is a concert hall in the center of Bucharest, Romania.Romanian Athenaeum
Photo of Munich skyline with Marienplatz town hall in Germany.Marienplatz
Turnul cu CeasThe Clock Tower
Photo of aerial view of the medieval Castle of Bran, known for the myth of Dracula, Romania.Bran Castle
Photo of scenic aerial sunset on the architecture of the Old Town Pier and Charles Bridge over the Vltava River in Prague, Czech.Charles Bridge
Photo of National Gallery of Macedonia or Daut Pasha Hamam in the centre of Skopje city, North Macedonia.National Gallery Chifte Amam
Photo of Fisherman's bastion in Budapest, Hungary. Fisherman's Bastion
photo of view of Danube Tower in Vienna - Donauturm Wien, Vienna, Austria.Donauturm
Holocaust Memorial CenterHolocaust Memorial Center
Photo of Skanderbeg square with flag, Skanderbeg monument and The Et'hem Bey Mosque in the center of Tirana city, Albania.Skanderbeg Square
Kalaja e TiranësFortress of Justinian
Photo of Brasov cityscape with black cathedral and mountain on backround in Romania .Black Church
Photo of beautiful colorful flower clock in Stadtpark, Vienna, Austria.Citypark
Beautiful background with the famous fountain against colorful sky in central square of Bucharest, in sunset light.Bucharest Fountains
photo of  view of Rotunda, church of saint George, oldest church in Sofia, Bulgaria in a summer day,Perushtitsa Bulgaria.The Red Church
photo of view of Gödöllő Palace, Gödöllő, Hungary,Gödöllő Palace
Photo of Status Quo Ante Synagogue from Targu Mures - Romania. It is a Jewish place of worship built during the period of Austro-Hungarian dualism, between 1899-1900 in an eclectic style.Status Quo Synagogue
Photo of Prague Old Town Square Czech Republic, sunrise city skyline at Astronomical Clock Tower.Prague Astronomical Clock
Photo of Comana Monastery,Comana,Romania.Comana Monastery
Sibiu Walk of Fame, Sibiu, RomaniaSibiu Walk of Fame
Photo of Skopje Zoo, Macedonia.Skopje Zoo
Biserica Fortificată din Biertan, Biertan, Sibiu, RomaniaThe Fortified Church of Biertan
Salzburg Cathedral, Altstadt, Salzburg, AustriaSalzburg Cathedral
Photo of aerial view of Schonbrunn Palace is a major tourist attraction in Vienna, Austria.Schönbrunn Palace
Photo of Beautiful cloudy sunset over Union Square - Piata Unirii Timisoara. Aerial view from Timisoara taken by a professional drone .Unirii Square
Desert HouseDesert House
Muzej Stari most, Naselje Mostar, City of Mostar, Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and HerzegovinaMuzej Stari most
Photo of famous St. Vitus Cathedral Prague, Czech Republic on a Sunny evening.St. Vitus Cathedral
Photo of Tiger among bushes looking away ,Brasov ,Romania .Brașov Zoo
Biserica Piaristă Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj Metropolitan Area, Cluj, RomaniaBiserica Piaristă Cluj-Napoca
Photo of aerial view of Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral under clear Blue sunny sky ,Czech.Prague Castle
Photo of Bucharest, capital city of Romania. Palace of the Parliament (Romanian: Palatul Parlamentului).Palace of the Parliament
Austrian Parliament BuildingParlament
MirabellgartenMirabellgarten
Old Town HallOld Town Hall
Photo of the Dohány Street Synagogue, also known as the Great Synagogue or Tabakgasse Synagogue, is a historical building in Erzsébetváros, the 7th district of Budapest, Hungary.Dohány Street Synagogue
photo of view of Votive Church (Votivkirche) is a neo-Gothic church located on the Ringstrasse in Vienna, Austria.Votive Church

Daily Itinerary

Day 1

Day 1 – Day 1: Welcome to Budapest

  • Budapest - Arrival day
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  • Zero Kilometre Stone
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Welcome to Budapest, the capital city of Hungary! As you arrive, join the welcome meeting at the hotel lobby at 6pm. Later on, you can get to know your fellow travellers in the optional group dinner. Or, immerse yourself in the lively nocturnal atmosphere of Budapest at your own pace. Embark on an evening filled with exploration, delving into the city's vibrant nightlife, and savoring the delights of authentic Hungarian cuisine.

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Day 2

Day 2 – Day 2: Exploring Budapest

  • Budapest
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  • Matthias Church
  • St. Stephen's Basilica
  • Heroes' Square
  • Gellért Hill
  • Fisherman's Bastion
  • Hungarian Parliament Building
  • Gödöllő Palace
  • Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden
  • Dohány Street Synagogue
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After breakfast, embark on your morning exploration in Pest, where you'll have the opportunity to marvel at iconic landmarks such as the Parliament, Royal Palace, Heroes' Square, St Stephen's Basilica and the historic Great Market Hall. Ascend Castle Hill to witness the historic Matthias Coronation Church dating back to the 13th century. Take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the city from Fisherman's Bastion. In the afternoon, partake in the Budapest Opera House & Great Dohany Synagogue experience. Great Dohany Synagogue is the largest synagogue in Europe. You can roam the grounds, observe the Holocaust Tree of Life Memorial, and gain insights into the Hungarian Holocaust. In the evening, you might consider selecting the optional Danube Cruise, which includes a delightful dinner experience.

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Day 3

Day 3 – Day 3: Budapest to Bratislava to Vienna

  • Budapest
  • Bratislava
  • Vienna
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Embark on a multifaceted journey today as you traverse through three cities: Budapest, Bratislava, and Vienna. Begin your adventure by immersing yourself in the quaint streets of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, discovering its charm and distinctive character. Your exploration continues as you make your way to Vienna, the capital of Austria, a city steeped in imperial grandeur and artistic richness. At your own leisure, marvel at the architectural splendor and historical significance of Vienna's sites. If you are travelling in December, experience the magical ambiance of the Christmas markets at night. Or, indulge your senses with local delicacies, immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere, and peruse through a plethora of unique gifts.

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Day 4

Day 4 – Day 4: Vienna Sightseeing

  • Vienna
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  • MuseumsQuartier
  • Hofburg Palace
  • Hundertwasserhaus
  • Salzburger Weihnachtsmuseum
  • Donauturm
  • Citypark
  • Schönbrunn Palace
  • Prater
  • Votive Church
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Embark on a captivating sightseeing odyssey today, beginning with a scenic drive along the renowned Ringstrasse, where landmarks such as the Empress Maria Theresia Monument, Votive Church, City Hall, and Parliament grace your path. Stroll through the Hofburg courtyards, tracing the footsteps of history, until you reach the State Opera House. Marvel at the architectural magnificence that punctuates this iconic cityscape. Take a tour that unveils the grandeur of Schonbrunn Palace, once the opulent summer abode of the Habsburg emperors. Immerse yourself in the rich historical tapestry as you traverse through the ornate halls and lush gardens of this imperial residence. You can also join our optional guided tour to Danube Tower and Salzbergwerk Berchtesgaden Salt Mine, an underground marvel nestled in the heart of the Bavarian Alps. Uncover the secrets of this centuries-old salt mine as you traverse its subterranean chambers.

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Day 5

Day 5 – Day 5: Vienna to Salzburg to Munich

  • Vienna
  • Salzburg
  • Munich
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  • Mirabell Palace
  • Mozartplatz
  • Salzburg Cathedral
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Embark on a scenic journey from Vienna to Salzburg, a captivating city cradled amidst the breathtaking Austrian Alps. Take a guided tour through the highlights of Salzburg and acquaint yourself with the city's myriad attractions. Visit Mirabell Palace and Gardens, where classical beauty converges with manicured landscapes. Venture to the iconic Hohensalzburg Fortress, a medieval stronghold perched majestically on a hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding Alpine panorama. Visit the awe-inspiring Salzburg Cathedral, a masterpiece of baroque architecture. Delve into the Mozart Residence, the former home of the renowned composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, to gain insight into his life and musical genius. Later, we proceed towards the capital of Bavaria, Munich.

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Day 6

Day 6 – Day 6: Exploring Munich

  • Munich
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  • Victuals Market
  • Linderhof Palace
  • Frauenkirche
  • Marienplatz
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We begin the day with an introductory stroll led by your group leader to discover key attractions like Marienplatz, Frauenkirche, and Viktualienmarkt. Marvel at the iconic Marienplatz, the city's vibrant central square, adorned with historical landmarks and surrounded by picturesque architecture. Explore the awe-inspiring Frauenkirche, a symbol of Munich's rich history and a testament to its resilience. For the rest of the day, enjoy free time at your own pace, or choose to engage in the optional excursion to the enchanting Linderhof Palace, a fairytale creation commissioned by the eccentric King Ludwig II, and Oberammergau, renowned for its celebrated passion play. At night, don't miss the opportunity to savor traditional Bavarian beer in one of Munich's beer halls.

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Day 7

Day 7 – Day 7: Munich to Regensburg to Prague

  • Munich
  • Regensburg
  • Prague
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  • Old Town Hall
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Embark on a picturesque morning journey from Munich to the charming city of Regensburg in Germany. Take your time to leisurely explore the enchanting delights of Regensburg, situated along the scenic Danube River. Renowned as one of Germany's largest and impeccably preserved medieval cities, Regensburg holds the prestigious designation of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Allow yourself to be captivated by the architectural marvels, including stunning churches and the one-of-a-kind medieval stone bridge that gracefully spans the majestic River Danube. Later on, ride to Prague and take a moment's rest to fuel up for a full day in Prague packed with popular sights.

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Day 8

Day 8 – Day 8: Exploring Prague

  • Prague
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  • St. Nicholas Church
  • Old Town Square
  • Charles Bridge
  • Jerusalem Synagogue
  • Prague Astronomical Clock
  • St. Vitus Cathedral
  • Prague Castle
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Embark on a captivating day in Prague with a guided walking tour leading you through the picturesque Lesser Town (Malá Strana), also known as the charming Little Quarter. Immerse yourself in the ambiance of this historic area, characterized by ancient burgher houses and winding quaint side streets. As you traverse the iconic Charles Bridge, Europe's venerable stone bridge, marvel at the breathtaking views that unfold before you, leading you to the heart of Prague's medieval center, the Old Town. Delve into the medieval charm of Old Town as you explore its cobbled streets and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Old Town Square. Continue your journey into the Jewish Quarter, once the largest Jewish ghetto in Europe, where you'll encounter the elegant white stucco St. Nicholas Church, the renowned Astronomical Clock, and the historic Town Hall. In the afternoon, embark on a guided tour to the hilltop Prague Castle complex, the former regal residence of Bohemian kings. Discover the magnificence of St. Vitus Cathedral, the hallowed space where kings were crowned, and be treated to spectacular vistas offering panoramic views of the entire city below. This comprehensive exploration promises to unveil the rich tapestry of Prague's history, architecture, and cultural heritage.

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Day 9

Day 9 – Day 9: Budapest to Bucharest

  • Prague
  • Bucharest
  • Budapest
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Are you ready to say goodbye to Hungary and fly to Bucharest, Romania's capital city. Upon arrival enjoy some free time to explore the city's famous landmarks at your own leisure.

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Day 10

Day 10 – Day 10: Exploring Bucharest

  • Bucharest
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  • University's Square
  • National Museum of Art
  • "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
  • Romanian Athenaeum
  • Comana Monastery
  • Palace of the Parliament
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After a hefty breakfast at the hotel, it's time to launch our discovery of the fascinating Romanian capital, Bucharest. Follow your guide as we visit unmissable landmarks of the city starting with the Revolution Square, Arc of Triumph and Romania Athenaem. Learn about the unique culture and vast history of the city as we continue to the famous Opera House, National Military Club, Dimitrie Gusti National Village and the Palace of Parliament, each building presents a different perspective to the Romanian culture and an artwork in itself. After some personal leisure time for you to explore this gorgeous city on your own terms, return to the hotel following a long day of discovery.

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Day 11

Day 11 – Day 11: Bucharest to Transylvania

  • Bucharest
  • Sinaia
  • Bran
  • Brasov
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  • Peleș Castle
  • Bran Castle
  • Black Church
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Today's the day we set course for the fascinating region of Transylvania. Drive through misty forests of lush green towards our first stop at Peles Castle in Sinaia, a beautiful neo-renaissance castle in the Carpathian mountains. Just as we start to warm up to this unique atmosphere, goosebumps creep in... Prepare for the legendary Bran Castle, also known as the Castle of Count Dracula! This iconic sight is where legend and reality blend together to create the timeless stories of the vampires. Continue deep into Transylvania to Brasov, a fascinating town surrounded by medieval Saxon walls and embellished with gothic & baroque architecture. Starting with the cobble-stone Piaţa Sfatului (Council Square), visit famous landmarks as the Black Church and Muresenilor House Museum before checking into our hotel.

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Day 12

Day 12 – Day 12: Brasov to Sighisoara to Cluj-Napoca

  • Brasov
  • Sighișoara
  • Târgu Mureș
  • Cluj-Napoca
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  • Huda lui Papară
  • Straw Hats' Museum
  • The Clock Tower
  • Status Quo Synagogue
  • The Fortified Church of Biertan
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Ready to follow the footsteps of Count Dracula? Our journey continues to Sighisoara after making a stop at the Clock Tower. Soak in marvellous views of Sighisoara Citadel, the Dominican Monastery, The Church on the Hill, and Dracula's House while listening to your guide about the colourful background of the town. Our next stop will be the unofficial capital of the Transylvania region, Cluj-Napoca! Tag along your tour leader for a sightseeing tour of the colourful town, visiting the Union Square, St. Mihail Church and Matthias Corvinus Monument. Then make way to our 4-star hotel following a long day of discovery with spare time to scroll through your photo reel.

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Day 13

Day 13 – Day 13: Cluj-Napoca to Turda to Hunedeoara to Sibiu

  • Cluj-Napoca
  • Sibiu
  • Turda
  • Hunedoara
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  • Lacul Bucura
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After breakfast at the hotel, we depart for the salt mines of Turda. This fascinating geologic wonder first produced salt for the region in antique times and has been active since the 11th century! Continuing to Hunedeoara Castle, also known as the Corvin Castle, learn all about the vibrant history of the Transylvanian citadel from your guide. Our next stop will be the fairytale-like town of Sibiu. Relax at our comfortable 4-star hotel following a day filled with cultural adventure or start exploring Sibiu as you wish.

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Day 14

Day 14 – Day 14: Sibiu to Bucharest

  • Sibiu
  • Bucharest
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  • Astra Park
  • "Holy Trinity" Orthodox Cathedral
  • The Thick Tower, Sibiu State Philharmonic, Thalia Hall
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We start our day with a walking tour of charming Sibiu. Presenting marvellous samples of Germanic architecture, Sibiu's legacy dates back to Saxxon settlers from the 12th century. Tag along your tour leader to view landmarks such as Brukenthal Palace, Piata Mare (city square), Lutheran Cathedral, Holy Trinity Cathedral and the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul. In the afternoon, we will be heading back to Bucharest for our overnight stay.

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Day 15

Day 15 – Day 15: Bucharest to Veliko Tarnavo to Plovdiv

  • Bucharest
  • Plovdiv
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It's time to bid farewell to Romania as we embark our ride for Veliko Tarnavo, the City of the Tsars. The historic capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire displays the unique Bulgarian architecture from the medieval age. Uncover the vast history and gems including Tsareverts Fortress and the Holy Forty Martyrs Church before moving on to Plovdiv.

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Day 16

Day 16 – Day 16: Plovdiv to Sofia

  • Plovdiv
  • Sofia
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  • The Red Church
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Fill up at breakfast at the hotel as we prepare for a city tour of beautiful Plovdiv. Launching our tour at Old Plovdiv in Nebet Hill, visit the Balabanov and Georgi Mavridi House, witness the impressive St. Konstantin Church and Elena Church, and proceed to Roman Amphitheatre of Philippopolis and Stadium - some of the best-preserved samples of Roman architecture in the world. Then we continue to visit the Citadel Door, Castle Streets and St. Nedelya Church. Having explored the marvels of Plovdiv, we embark for Sofia! Upon arrival, discover the Bulgarian capital on a panoramic city tour covering all the unmissable sights of the city and learn about its rooted history.

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Day 17

Day 17 – Day 17: Sofia to Belgrade

  • Sofia
  • Belgrade
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After a substantial breakfast, hop on the bus and make your way to the Serbian capital, Belgrade. With stunning views over the Danube and Sava rivers by the mighty medieval Belgrade Fortress, head to the heart of the capitol. Starting off at the vibrant pretty shopping street, Knez Mihailova, filled with cafes, shops and charming sites, kick off the walking tour to discover the incredible landmarks Belgrade has in store and their marvellous histories.

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Day 18

Day 18 – Day 18: Belgrade to Sarajevo

  • Belgrade
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Next stop Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina's capital, the city that has been through it all! It is where the Western and Eastern Roman Empire split and where people of many nations and religions met, lived and warred. You can still see many reminders of the Yugoslav War in bullet holes and cannon marks all around town. Though, still an oriental beauty with a unique twist, and a delight to discover on your walking tour in the old town. The city offers endless delicacies to taste, but the specialty is lamb.

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Day 19

Day 19 – Day 19: Sarajevo to Mostar to Trebinje

  • Mostar
  • Trebinje
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  • Old Bridge Mostar
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Today, we drive for the amazing Adriatic shore, but first a stop at Mostar! As you arrive in this dreamland, walk through the Old Town of this Herzegovina pearl, see the iconic highlights Old Bridge – Stari Most, and the old Čaršija (market). Enjoy your lunch with an amazing view at one of the local venues, discover the old town and make sure to try the delicious Turkish coffee. In the afternoon, we ride to Trebinje for our overnight stay.

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Day 20

Day 20 – Day 20: Trebinje to Dubrovnik to Trebinje

  • Trebinje
  • Dubrovnik
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Get ready for a long day at Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic”! With its well-preserved majestic walls encircling the whole town and its sea of terra-cotta roof tiles, giving life to the “King’s Landing”, the whole town is an amazing UNESCO World Heritage Site. Even the drive down to town from the mountain-side is a breakth-taking highlight in itself! We start off with a guided walking tour of the Old Town and marvel at the millennial history of this fairy-like town. Walk atop the mighty walls, discover cute narrow streets, taste delicious seafood or jump off into the crystal-blue waters. In the evening, we return to Trebinje for a good night's rest.

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Day 21

Day 21 – Day 21: Trebinje to Kotor to Shkoder

  • Trebinje
  • Kotor
  • Shkoder
  • Dubrovnik
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Next stop Montenegro! Arrive in Kotor after a scenic drive an meet its calming natural beauty and characteristic architecture, a less-crowded version of Dubrovnik with its impressive medieval citadel. Following a walking tour of the old town with your expert local guide and some free time. Departure to Albania, which is our final destination for the day. Shkoder is one of the most authentic cities in Albania. Walking tour through the centre. Overnight in Shkoder.

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Day 22

Day 22 – Day 22: Shkoder to Tirana to Ohrid

  • Shkoder
  • Tirana
  • Ohrid
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  • Skanderbeg Square
  • Fortress of Justinian
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Hit the road after breakfast! A panoramic city tour of Tirana will introduce the best preserved and most beautiful samples of Albanian architecture, and drop us off at the town centre for some free time to discover the bustling Skenderbeg square. In the afternoon, continue towards Ohrid, Macedonia and check-in to your comfy hotel. You can rest up after a long day, or join the optional Balkan night with dinner.

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Day 23

Day 23 – Day 23: Ohrid to Skopje

  • Ohrid
  • Skopje
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  • Old City Park
  • Skopje Zoo
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Start off the day with a guided city tour of Old Ohrid hosting hundreds of chapels and churches scattered all around. In the afternoon travel to Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, for the night.

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Day 24

Day 24 – Day 24: Skopje to Sofia

  • Skopje
  • Sofia
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  • Macedonian Holocaust Museum
  • National Gallery Chifte Amam
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Prepare to discover the beautiful Skopje with a guided sightseeing tour filled with stunning architecture, grand monuments and unique history. Pose with the famous statue of Alexander the Great or walk through the Macedonian Arc de Triumph. The city has countless landmarks and a vibrant street life with many cafes and bars around. In the afternoon, leave for Sofia, where you can explore the shopping streets and the nightlife as you wish.

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Day 25

Day 25 – Day 25: Farewell Day

  • Sofia - Departure day
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Today, after a delicious breakfast at the hotel, your unforgettable Central, Eastern Europe & Balkans tour comes to an end. Bid farewell to your fellow travelers and the magnificent Europe until next time!

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