Highlights of Eastern Europe
Auschwitz · Wieliczka · Krakow · Pieniny National Park · Spisske Podhradie · Tatranska Lomnica · Strbske Pleso · Banska Bystrica · Banska Stiavnica · Staré Hory · Szentendre · Budapeste · Viena · Bratislava · Lednice · Valtice · Mikulov · Konopiste · Praga
Resumo da viagem
Get a taste of Poland, Slovakia and Hungary on our highlights trip including the historical cities of Krakow and Budapest. Travel from the charming streets of Krakow to the banks of the Danube in Budapest, via historic cities, rolling countryside and picturesque villages on this eight-day tour.
Dunajec Gorge - Marvel at this impressive gorge while rafting along the gently meandering river past the towering limestone cliffs.
High Tatra - Walk amid the spectacular mountain scenery with its tree-covered slopes and jagged rocky peaks.
Banska Stiavnica - Explore this UNESCO-listed medieval town and go underground to learn about its fascinating mining history.
Dunajec Gorge - Marvel at this impressive gorge while rafting along the gently meandering river past the towering limestone cliffs.
High Tatra - Walk amid the spectacular mountain scenery with its tree-covered slopes and jagged rocky peaks.
Banska Stiavnica - Explore this UNESCO-listed medieval town and go underground to learn about its fascinating mining history.
Itinerário dia a dia
- Our tour starts today in Krakow, Poland's capital until 1956. Thanks to its medieval core and old Jewish quarter, the city has gained a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list, we have two nights here to uncover its rich history. Krakow's historic architecture survived World War II unscathed, unlike most other Polish cities, and its culture has been preserved to the present day. It was the residence of Polish kings and has nearly one hundred churches, as well as the country's oldest university. Among its most important architectural treasures are Saint Mary's Church, which contains the world-famous altarpiece carved by Veit Stoss, the medieval buildings of the Jagiellonian University and Wawel Castle and Cathedral. For those arriving on time, our tour leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 6pm for a welcome meeting and for those that wish, there is the chance to go out for dinner. There are no other activities planned today, so you're free to arrive in Krakow at any time. If you'd like an airport transfer today, you'll need to arrive into John Paul II Krakow-Balice International Airport (KRK), which is around a 30-minute drive from our hotel. If you miss the welcome meeting, our tour leader will inform you of any essential information as soon as you catch up. In the city centre of Krakow, you can find numerous Polish restaurants - 'pierogi' (Polish dumplings) are a must-try. There are also plenty of bars selling local beers and of course a wide range of vodkas, too. If you're looking for local hot spots, try Chmiel, which is a basement bar beneath the forecourt of Wawel Castle, C.K. Browar, which is a popular micro-brewery or Starka Restaurant and Vodkas where you can try out an array of homemade flavoured vodkas. There is a lot to see and do in Krakow; if you can spare the time, we suggest arriving a day early to make the most of this fascinating city (especially if you plan to take the optional excursion to Auschwitz or Wieliczka Salt Mine tomorrow). Alternatively, you could consider combining this holiday with our Budapest to Prague Adventure (trip code: CZ) to make a two-week adventure through Eastern Europe.
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