Day 1- UK- Prague
Today, you fly to Prague, where you'll get to know your travelling companions over a drink and dinner at your hotel this evening. D
Day 2 - Prague
Prague is known as the 'Golden City', and few visitors could fail to be impressed by the immense architecture, deep sense of history and fascinating traditions that abound here. The compact centre of Prague's old town is easily explored on foot, and on our walking tour, we'll see all the main sights. During a free afternoon, you could explore further at your own pace or in the company of your travelling companions. Perhaps head to the Jewish quarter, where the old cemetery showcases a different aspect of Prague's past. Alternatively, why not join an optional lunch cruise on the River Vltava. This evening, we'll enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. B,D
Day 3 - Prague - Vienna
Vienna is Austria's stylish capital and arguably one of Europe's most intensely ornate and beautiful cities. It is renowned throughout the world for its fascinating architecture and above all, its historic association with music. Before arrival we'll stop for a tour and a beer tasting at the famous Budweiser brewery. Then we'll visit one of Czech Republic most beautiful cities, Cesky Krumlov. Tonight’s dinner is traditional Heurigen dinner in the Wine district of Vienna. B,D
Day 4 - Vienna
We'll discover the many famous sights of Vienna on our morning tour, from the imposing Gothic spire of St Stephen's Cathedral to the grandeur of the Hofburg Palace and the Rococo style of the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace. The city is famous for its café culture, and enjoying a slice of the famous Sacher cake is a welcome tradition - perhaps you'll try it for yourself after the tour. Tonight, you can enjoy the works of Strauss and Mozart if you choose to join the optional concert evening, including dinner. B
Day 5 - Vienna - Budapest
We'll reach Budapest today. Later in the afternoon we will visit the lovely town of Szentendre, best known for its Mediterranean feel, Baroque architecture and extensive art scene, both old and modern. After some free time we'll enjoy a typical Hungarian dinner at a local restaurant.B,D
Day 6 - Budapest
Hungary's capital is split in two by the majestic Danube River, with the historic quarters of Buda on one side and the modern buildings and busy streets of Pest on the other. They are linked by eight bridges spanning the river, so it's possible for you to spend your time wandering between the two sides. Today, we include a tour of the city, calling at the impressive Heroes' Square, St Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion, which boasts unrivalled views along the expanse of the Danube and to parliamentary buildings on the Pest side of the river. Take time in the afternoon to explore at your own pace before we head back to the hotel for dinner. B,D
Day 7 - Lake Balaton
Today will we visit Hungary’s largest lake. We'll take a boat trip on the lake to visit the Lavender House, with a workshop and a tasting of the homemade lavender drink. We will have some free time for lunch, and return back to Budapest early afternoon with time to explore before tonight’s dinner. B,D
Day 8 - Budapest - UK
We'll transfer to the airport for our flight back to the UK today. B