High Culture and History in Central Europe
This sample 15-day (14 nights) itinerary covers Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Salzburg, and Munich. With stops in some of the most exciting destinations in Germany, the Czech Republic, and Austria, this is a comprehensive tour of Central Europe. You'll have a wonderful time exploring these unique cities, which boast some of the most beautiful architecture in Europe. Historic sites, high culture, and fine cuisine: you'll experience it all on this unique vacation. All of our tours are custom, and this is just a sample meant to give an idea for what our trips are like, and the opportunities our destinations provide.
One of our team in the region will be available to you during and leading up to the trip to answer any questions and arrange local services. You will receive access to your Guest Page, with its information on the best these destinations have to offer, including things to see and do, and other inside tips from restaurant recommendations to tipping advice. Upon arrival we will provide you with a local SIM card that you can use to contact our employee (who you will meet in person) throughout your trip. In all of our destinations, we offer a variety of memorable 3-5 star accommodation options, including boutique hotels, charming B&Bs, and spacious apartments. With our firsthand experience, we can ensure they are all clean, comfortable, and centrally located, with local ambience.
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Berlin
Prague
Vienna
Salzburg
Munich
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- Flights from and to your home country.
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- Meals (other than breakfast if included in room rate and meals listed as included in food tours and excursions, unless explicitly stated otherwise).
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We will make sure that all your requirements and interests are taken into account in preparing your itinerary.A totally tailored itinerary for your vacation
Your trip is customized for you by an experienced trip planner and an expert on the region.A choice of hand-picked hotels and excursions
We've personally inspected and tested all the hotels and local tour providers we work with to ensure quality.Detailed pre-trip preparation to make the most of every day
Your destination-based Tour Manager will be in touch by email and phone a month before you arrive to finalize timings.On-trip Concierge Service to smooth out any bumps in the road
Your tour manager is at your service throughout your journey. We'll provide a local SIM so you can stay connected.Personalized Guest Page to make sure you're not missing out
Packed with detailed information and recommendations curated by locals on the best things to do, see and eat.3 Nights in Berlin
3 Nights in Berlin
3 Nights in Berlin
A vibrant cosmopolitan city that’s rich in history and contemporary culture, Berlin is constantly evolving. From the ruins of World War II to the Cold War division of the Berlin wall, Berlin has always managed to rebuild. Germany's largest city, this sprawling (by European standards) metropolis has excellent public transportation, from subways to an official rowboat ferry. You’ll find a little of everything here, from history to high gastronomy, art museums to palaces, and plenty of lively bars and nightclubs. The nightlife here is world-class, but there’s more than enough to see during the day. Berlin is made up of distinctive neighborhoods, each with a different character. We recommend several ways of exploring the city, from a Cold War walking tour to a bike tour to see all the must-see sights in a simple and easy way. An exploration of the long and volatile history of Jewish culture in the city is eye-opening as Jewish life in Berlin has been meticulously documented. Many of the city’s art and culture museums offer unforgettable glimpses into history. Potsdam offers the perfect diversion for an afternoon, and Sanssouci Palace, with its well-tended gardens, is a beautiful reminder of the city’s impressive past. The past comes alive in Berlin, but the present is very much alive as well.
A vibrant cosmopolitan city that’s rich in history and contemporary culture, Berlin is constantly evolving. From the ruins of World War II to the Cold War division of the Berlin wall, Berlin has always managed to rebuild. Germany's largest city, this sprawling (by European standards) metropolis has excellent public transportation, from subways to an official rowboat ferry. You’ll find a little of everything here, from history to high gastronomy, art museums to palaces, and plenty of lively bars and nightclubs. The nightlife here is world-class, but there’s more than enough to see during the day. Berlin is made up of distinctive neighborhoods, each with a different character. We recommend several ways of exploring the city, from a Cold War walking tour to a bike tour to see all the must-see sights in a simple and easy way. An exploration of the long and volatile history of Jewish culture in the city is eye-opening as Jewish life in Berlin has been meticulously documented. Many of the city’s art and culture museums offer unforgettable glimpses into history. Potsdam offers the perfect diversion for an afternoon, and Sanssouci Palace, with its well-tended gardens, is a beautiful reminder of the city’s impressive past. The past comes alive in Berlin, but the present is very much alive as well.
Day 1
Day 1 - Arrival in Berlin
Welcome to Berlin! You will be met at the Berlin Brandenburg airport and have transport arranged to your centrally located accommodation.
Day 2
Day 2 - Your First Full Day in Berlin
Berlin City Group Tour
Enjoy a three hour walking tour of Berlin as part of a group. Your guide will introduce you to this surprisingly diverse capital, share some interesting facts and stories and give you further recommendations if asked. Being part of the group will also give you the chance to learn more about the fellow participants suggestions for Berlin.
Follow the Berlin Wall
The Berlin Wall Memorial explains the infamous barrier's history with plaques, art, museums, and a rebuilt section complete with a viewing platform. At the memorial, you'll find excavations of buildings destroyed by the wall’s construction, giant murals, and a modern church built on the grounds of an older temple destroyed for the wall. Don't confuse it with the distant East Side Gallery near the Spree river, which has the wall's most famous murals. If you'd like to learn more about the Wall and the time of the Cold War, we recommend joining a guided tour.
Day 3
Day 3 - Your Second Full Day in Berlin
Potsdam Group Tour by Train
Just a short train ride from Berlin, Potsdam is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that will impress you with its marvellous charm and grandeur. On this tour with an expert local guide you'll see everything Potsdam has to offer, starting with the stunning Sanssouci Palace, the favorite residence of Frederick the Great. Set amongst beautiful parkland scattered with temples, churches and grottoes, it is a sight to behold. From lovely gardens to amazing architecture, there is an amazing diversity of royal opulence in Potsdam, making it one of our favorite day trips from Berlin.
A Museum Paradise
Day 4
Day 4 - Traveling to Prague by Train
Sit back and relax as we whisk you from Berlin to Prague by train. You'll glide through the picturesque German countryside, and the journey moves riverside once you enter the Czech Republic. We will arrange for a transfer to the Berlin train station as well as second class tickets with seat reservations. Regular train connections between the two cities means departure times are flexible. The journey lasts about 5 hours and first class tickets can be arranged for an additional fee. For the chance to visit another city on your journey, choose our private transfer option. Your driver will pick you up in Berlin and deliver you to your centrally located Prague accommodation. Along the way however, you'll enjoy a stop in the beautiful and historic city of Dresden, about halfway between Prague and Berlin.
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Prague by Private Transfer with a Stop in Meissen
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3 Nights in Prague
3 Nights in Prague
3 Nights in Prague
“The Golden City,” “The City of 100 Spires,” “The Mother of Cities,” Prague has no shortage of nicknames paying homage to its charm and beauty. Prague’s winding cobblestone streets, gorgeous architecture and atmospheric bridges are fabled. Get up early and stroll across the statue-lined Charles Bridge. Soak it from the magnificent Old Town Square with its 600-year old astronomical clock. From exploring history and modern culture on foot, to traveling farther afield to take in the picturesque countryside and fairytale villages, you’ll have an itinerary full of adventure and relaxation. Besides the city’s history, evident on every street, especially in the beautifully preserved former Jewish Quarter, you can delve into the city’s gastronomy. You can literally dive into some of Europe’s best beers by visiting a beer spa, or explore its beloved breweries with walking tours, or enjoy a dinner cruise. Day-trip destinations include scenic castles, the perfect spa town, and Kutna Hora with its “bone church” and gothic cathedral. Prague is a city of history that comes to life for every visitor, no matter their interests.
“The Golden City,” “The City of 100 Spires,” “The Mother of Cities,” Prague has no shortage of nicknames paying homage to its charm and beauty. Prague’s winding cobblestone streets, gorgeous architecture and atmospheric bridges are fabled. Get up early and stroll across the statue-lined Charles Bridge. Soak it from the magnificent Old Town Square with its 600-year old astronomical clock. From exploring history and modern culture on foot, to traveling farther afield to take in the picturesque countryside and fairytale villages, you’ll have an itinerary full of adventure and relaxation. Besides the city’s history, evident on every street, especially in the beautifully preserved former Jewish Quarter, you can delve into the city’s gastronomy. You can literally dive into some of Europe’s best beers by visiting a beer spa, or explore its beloved breweries with walking tours, or enjoy a dinner cruise. Day-trip destinations include scenic castles, the perfect spa town, and Kutna Hora with its “bone church” and gothic cathedral. Prague is a city of history that comes to life for every visitor, no matter their interests.
Day 4
Day 4 - Arrival in Prague
When you arrive at Prague's train station, we will have a driver there to meet you and take you to your accommodation.
Our representative will then meet with you to answer any questions you have and to get you settled for the rest of your trip.
Day 5
Day 5 - Your First Full Day in Prague
Prague Private Walking Tour
This three-hour walking tour of the Golden City is the ideal way to get to know the beautiful historic center of Prague. You will walk the Royal Route, originally used for the king's coronation procession. The walk takes you through the center of Old Town, where you'll see all of the most famous sights, and also learn about the fascinating history that has made Prague a unique destination throughout the ages. Crossing Charles Bridge, your guide will tell you all the stories of the past as you head up to Lesser Town, where the tour finishes.
Experience the Life Monastic
Fine Czech Art, Indoors and Outside
Art lovers should visit the National Gallery's buildings. The newly renovated main building's permanent exhibition focuses on Czech fine artists. Around the corner you will find DOX Gallery, with a full program of exhibitions by contemporary artists. In the city center we recommend Mucha's Museum, dedicated to the most Art Nouveau artist, Alphonse Mucha. You can also visit the Kinsky Palace, with its collection of masterpieces from the renaissance to present day. For tips on unusual monuments and street art, visit our blog.
Day 6
Day 6 - Your Second Full Day in Prague
World War II Group Tour
For Art and History Lovers
Prague is so full of fascinating sights that it's easy to miss some of the best. For a little bit of peace and quiet, visit the Convent of Saint Anges of Bohemia, where you can find an exhibition on medieval art, and can find tranquility in the gardens, decorated by contemporary Czech sculptures. Our second tip is the Clementinum, a large complex of chapels and other buildings that collectively host the National Library. You can join one of the daily guided tours, or take in a concert in the Mirror Chapel. For more information visit the official website.
Day 7
Day 7 - Traveling to Vienna by Train
Today, you'll have a lovely train ride from Prague to Vienna. As there are a number of trains running throughout the day, you can depart either in the morning or the afternoon for the roughly 5-hour trip. We'll arrange standard class tickets based on the train time of your choice and have a driver transfer you from your accommodation to the Prague train station. We can also arrange first class tickets for an additional fee though in our experience there is little difference, other than proximity to the dining car if available, between the two types of carriage. If you'd like a bit more comfort and flexibility, a private transfer can be arranged for an additional fee. This will save a bit of travel time and offers door-to-door service. You would also have the option of stopping for lunch and to taste the local wines in Mikulov, in the heart of the Moravian wine region close to the border with Austria.
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Vienna by Private Transfer with a Stop in Lednice Valtice Chateau Complex
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2 Nights in Vienna
2 Nights in Vienna
2 Nights in Vienna
Vienna is a timeless city of high culture, grand cafes, breathtaking architecture and more, all set on the banks of the majestic Danube River. The moment you set foot in the city you’ll see why Vienna’s center is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Often regarded as the world capital of music, Vienna is the place where Beethoven and Mozart made history. Even today a visit to the opera or a classical music performance at one of the city’s sublime concert halls is an unforgettable experience. Stephansplatz, Vienna's main square, is dominated by the impressive eponymous gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral. Inside you’ll find a rich collection of artistic treasures, and the view from the tower is well worth the climb, offering amazing views over the city. But the cathedral is only one of the most visible attractions in Vienna. You won’t want to miss the magnificent Schonbrunn Palace and the imperial Hofburg Palace. Explore the city on foot, in a car, or by bike: the choice is yours. If you’d like to go farther afield you can even take a river cruise to nearby Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, or a bike trip to local wineries. But you don’t have to leave Vienna to have a wonderful time. Simply strolling through the pedestrian zones in the city center and stopping for a coffee and a slice of cake make for a truly enjoyable vacation.
Vienna is a timeless city of high culture, grand cafes, breathtaking architecture and more, all set on the banks of the majestic Danube River. The moment you set foot in the city you’ll see why Vienna’s center is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Often regarded as the world capital of music, Vienna is the place where Beethoven and Mozart made history. Even today a visit to the opera or a classical music performance at one of the city’s sublime concert halls is an unforgettable experience. Stephansplatz, Vienna's main square, is dominated by the impressive eponymous gothic St. Stephen's Cathedral. Inside you’ll find a rich collection of artistic treasures, and the view from the tower is well worth the climb, offering amazing views over the city. But the cathedral is only one of the most visible attractions in Vienna. You won’t want to miss the magnificent Schonbrunn Palace and the imperial Hofburg Palace. Explore the city on foot, in a car, or by bike: the choice is yours. If you’d like to go farther afield you can even take a river cruise to nearby Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, or a bike trip to local wineries. But you don’t have to leave Vienna to have a wonderful time. Simply strolling through the pedestrian zones in the city center and stopping for a coffee and a slice of cake make for a truly enjoyable vacation.
Day 7
Day 7 - Arrival in Vienna
A driver will greet you at Vienna's Hauptbahnhof Train Station and take you to your accommodations.
Day 8
Day 8 - Your First Full Day in Vienna
Classic and Hidden Gems of Vienna
Tour Vienna's Old Town and listen to captivating stories from one of our local guides on this special excursion. The tour includes a perfect blend of old and new, from historic buildings to modern architecture, and insider info on places to eat and drink. This private English-language walking tour not only offers a great introduction to the city, but also delves deep into the city's amazing history, from the darkest hours to the brightest moments.
Schonbrunn Palace Self-Guided Grand Tour
Vienna's Luxurious Side
Vienna has a host of surprises for bon vivants and all those who prefer the finer things in life. And it wouldn’t be Vienna if the extravagance were not accompanied by a hint of the city’s typical charm: Shop at the flagship stores of international luxury brands, or at the official purveyors for the former imperial court. Dine in a Michelin-starred restaurant. Seek exclusive insights at museums or purchase art at palace auctions. Vienna offers many possibilities for those wishing to be pampered. Ask your local representative for recommendations and directions.
Day 9
Day 9 - Traveling to Salzburg by Train
A number of trains run daily between Vienna and Salzburg, so we'll arrange tickets with seat reservations on the train of your choice. A driver will also be provided to transfer you from your Vienna accommodation to the Vienna Westbahnhof railway station. We included a standard train ticket class but if you'd prefer, we can arrange an update for the 1st class for a small additional fee. The journey takes around 3 hours.
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Salzburg by Private Transfer with a Stop in Hallstatt
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3 Nights in Salzburg
3 Nights in Salzburg
3 Nights in Salzburg
With its perfectly preserved UNESCO-listed Old Town, Salzburg is internationally renowned for its baroque architecture. Add in the alpine backdrop and you’ve got a city that makes for an unforgettable vacation. The imposing Salzburg Cathedral and Hohensalzburg Fortress dominate the skyline, while in the center you’ll find plenty of grand cafes and fine restaurants. Salzburg’s two biggest claims to fame are that it was the birthplace of Mozart and the stage for the timeless musical The Sound of Music. But there’s more than just history here. Today the city is a vibrant destination for travelers looking for a mix of classic culture and modern flair. Strolling through Salzburg is one of the great pleasures of Europe. The local cuisine is hearty and there are more than enough restaurants, bars, and cafes to keep you busy. Beer lovers shouldn’t miss sampling a stein or two of delicious local brew at the Augustiner brewery. But there is so much to see in the surrounding region that no visit to the city is complete without a day trip or two. You could tour the pristine countryside and visit the stunning Hellbrunn Palace. History buffs will want to venture farther afield to visit Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest perched high in the German Alps in Berchtesgaden.
With its perfectly preserved UNESCO-listed Old Town, Salzburg is internationally renowned for its baroque architecture. Add in the alpine backdrop and you’ve got a city that makes for an unforgettable vacation. The imposing Salzburg Cathedral and Hohensalzburg Fortress dominate the skyline, while in the center you’ll find plenty of grand cafes and fine restaurants. Salzburg’s two biggest claims to fame are that it was the birthplace of Mozart and the stage for the timeless musical The Sound of Music. But there’s more than just history here. Today the city is a vibrant destination for travelers looking for a mix of classic culture and modern flair. Strolling through Salzburg is one of the great pleasures of Europe. The local cuisine is hearty and there are more than enough restaurants, bars, and cafes to keep you busy. Beer lovers shouldn’t miss sampling a stein or two of delicious local brew at the Augustiner brewery. But there is so much to see in the surrounding region that no visit to the city is complete without a day trip or two. You could tour the pristine countryside and visit the stunning Hellbrunn Palace. History buffs will want to venture farther afield to visit Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest perched high in the German Alps in Berchtesgaden.
Day 9
Day 9 - Arrival in Salzburg
Upon your arrival in Salzburg a driver will meet you at the train station and bring you to your hotel.
Day 10
Day 10 - Your First Full Day in Salzburg
Salzburg Private Walking Tour
Discover the beauty of Mozart's hometown as an experienced guide leads you on a walk through the UNESCO-listed city of Salzburg. Your walk includes all the sightseeing highlights, such Mozart's birthplace and residence, the Getreidegasse, Cathedral, Residenz Palace, and Mirabell Palace, with its splendid gardens. If you come across anywhere you'd like to spend more time and go inside, your expert local guide will tailor the tour to your interests.
A Journey into Other Worlds
Gain a greater appreciation and understanding of Salzburg's history, art, and nature by visiting its museums. Get a glimpse into some of the city's treasures, such as Mozart's Birthplace and other institutions dedicated to the world's most famous composer. The Marionette Museum and the "Neue Residenz" await you with more thematic exhibitions. Great readers may discover museums dedicated to local but world-known writers. Don't leave these discoveries for a rainy day!
Day 11
Day 11 - Your Second Full Day in Salzburg
Concert in the Mirabell Palace
Enjoy a true musical treat during your stay in Salzburg. The Mirabell Palace's grandiose Baroque-style Marble Hall awaits connoisseurs and enthusiasts of classical music almost daily. Apart from Mozart, you'll hear pieces from other greats, such as Schubert, Vivaldi, and Beethoven. Experience the talent of soloists and ensembles dedicated to sharing Salzburg's musical spirit and heritage.
Day 12
Day 12 - Traveling to Munich by Train
You are off to the traditional Bavarian capital of Munich today. Relax, it's an easy 1.5-hour train journey, and there are a variety of trains running throughout the day. We'll book second class tickets on the train of your choice and arrange for a driver to pick you up from your accommodations and take you to the Salzburg train station. An upgrade to first class tickets or a private transfer is available for an additional fee.
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Munich by Private Transfer with a Stop at Neuschwanstein Castle
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3 Nights in Munich
3 Nights in Munich
3 Nights in Munich
With its traditional beer halls, designer shops, trendy restaurants and international business, Munich is a mix of old and new, German and cosmopolitan. Largely rebuilt after World War II, the city still retains its old world charm, even in the midst of expansion and modernization. You’ve probably heard of the city’s world famous Oktobertfest, a once-in-a-lifetime party dedicated to that incredible Bavarian beer along with some of the local delicacies, including tasty schnitzel. But there’s much more to Munich than drinking, and on your holiday you’ll have the chance to discover the best this charming city has to offer. Don’t miss out on the beer halls and the breweries, but be sure to get off the beaten path to discover a Munich of your own. Much of the city’s past centers around World War II, and there are several ways you can explore this chapter of Munich’s history, including a day trip to the Dachau concentration camp and a special tour focusing on Hitler and the local activities of the Third Reich. Munich is also a center of industry and there is nowhere better to experience this than BMW World. Moving slightly farther afield, Neuschwanstein Castle makes the perfect day trip, perched high in the hills over a verdant valley. Munich’s variety means there’s more than enough to satisfy even the most diverse groups of travelers. Let your curiosity guide you as you explore this unique German city.
With its traditional beer halls, designer shops, trendy restaurants and international business, Munich is a mix of old and new, German and cosmopolitan. Largely rebuilt after World War II, the city still retains its old world charm, even in the midst of expansion and modernization. You’ve probably heard of the city’s world famous Oktobertfest, a once-in-a-lifetime party dedicated to that incredible Bavarian beer along with some of the local delicacies, including tasty schnitzel. But there’s much more to Munich than drinking, and on your holiday you’ll have the chance to discover the best this charming city has to offer. Don’t miss out on the beer halls and the breweries, but be sure to get off the beaten path to discover a Munich of your own. Much of the city’s past centers around World War II, and there are several ways you can explore this chapter of Munich’s history, including a day trip to the Dachau concentration camp and a special tour focusing on Hitler and the local activities of the Third Reich. Munich is also a center of industry and there is nowhere better to experience this than BMW World. Moving slightly farther afield, Neuschwanstein Castle makes the perfect day trip, perched high in the hills over a verdant valley. Munich’s variety means there’s more than enough to satisfy even the most diverse groups of travelers. Let your curiosity guide you as you explore this unique German city.
Day 12
Day 12 - Arrival in Munich
You will be greeted at Munich Hauptbahnhof when you arrive and brought to your central accommodations.
Day 13
Day 13 - Your First Full Day in Munich
Munich City Group Walking Tour
Munich has a lot to offer when it comes to history, culture, art and of course, beer. Explore this magnificent city during your walking tour and get involved in the daily life of the locals as well. During your tour, you will see the most important historical sights, the busiest streets, and the most amazing beer halls too, while learning about the rich history of the city.
Sights to See on Your Own
Munich was the birthplace of the Nazi Party and the home of its headquarters, so there’s some dark history that can be delved into here. We suggest visiting beer halls that hosted the first small gatherings of the fanatics who one day would lead the Third Reich, and the places where Hitler made his first major speeches. You can then explore the official Nazi headquarters and the buildings that bear the scars of the Second World War, such as the former Führerbau (Leader's Building) or the former Gestapo (secret police) headquarters.
Day 14
Day 14 - Your Second Full Day in Munich
Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site Group Tour
The Dachau Concentration Camp was the very first permanent camp, and operated until the very last days of WWII, when it was liberated by Japanese-American troops. After the war, it was used to house Nazi prisoners, refugees, and even American soldiers. Your guide will give you a comprehensive tour of the entire area, including the surviving buildings, the museum exhibition center, and a cinema, where you'll watch an English-language documentary.
Munich's Jewish Heritage
Munich is home to Germany's second-largest Jewish community, surpassed only by Berlin. Interestingly, a considerable number of homeless Jews sought refuge in Munich after World War II, deeming it a safer haven under the protection of American soldiers compared to certain eastern regions. Additionally, a significant influx occurred post the dissolution of the Soviet Union, with a subsequent wave of well-educated Israelis joining the community. This vibrant and cosmopolitan Jewish community is rich in history, from its predecessors to the era of Nazism. Exploring the city's Jewish landmarks and enjoying the finest kosher cuisine at a notable restaurant is highly recommended.
Day 15
Day 15 - Departure Day
Based on your departure time, a driver will pick you up from your accommodation and take you to Munich's airport.
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