EASTERN EUROPE CLASSIC

Budapest · Vienna · Hallstatt · Salzburg · Český Krumlov · Prague

Thirteen days across Hungary, Austria and Czechia — the Danube in Budapest, imperial Vienna, the lakeside village of Hallstatt, Mozart’s Salzburg, the World Heritage town of Český Krumlov and the bridges and spires of Prague.

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13 days · 12 nights

Starting from

18,100 MYR

per person

Highlights

  • The Hungarian Parliament on the Danube at dusk

    Three Great European Capitals

    Budapest, Vienna and Prague in one journey — the most emblematic history and architecture in this corner of Europe.

  • Hallstatt village reflected in its alpine lake

    Fairy-Tale Hideaways

    Visit the Hallstatt lake district and the World Heritage old town of Český Krumlov.

  • Charles Bridge over the Vltava in Prague

    Classic Central European Character

    Budapest's Danube by night, a walk across Charles Bridge and Vienna's Ringstrasse — the history and romance of Central Europe.

  • Evening cruise on the Danube

    An Immersive European Experience

    A Danube night cruise, thermal baths, lake scenery, old-town wandering and time to shop — Central Europe in depth.

Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Arrive in Budapest

    • Arrival & check-inPrivate airport pickup in Budapest, then check in to your hotel.
  2. Day 2

    Budapest

    • Hungarian ParliamentHungary's defining landmark, a magnificent neo-Gothic building set on the bank of the Danube.
    • Fisherman's BastionThe best vantage point over the Danube and Parliament, known for its fairy-tale white turrets.
    • Matthias ChurchBudapest's celebrated Gothic church, famous for its coloured tiled roof and long history.
    • Buda CastleThe historic palace on Castle Hill and a famous spot for panoramic views over the city.
    • Chain BridgeThe classic landmark linking Buda and Pest, and one of the most emblematic bridges in the city.
  3. Day 3

    Budapest

    • Heroes' SquareA famous Budapest landmark, known for the statues commemorating the heroes of Hungarian history.
    • St Stephen's BasilicaOne of Budapest's largest churches, known for its grand architecture and precious relics.
    • Széchenyi Thermal BathOne of Europe's largest thermal bath complexes, famed for its ornate buildings and natural springs.
    • Great Market HallBudapest's largest traditional market, filled with local food, regional goods and souvenirs.
    • Danube night cruiseTake in Budapest by night from the water, passing Parliament, the Chain Bridge and other landmarks.
  4. Day 4

    Budapest → Danube Bend → Vienna

    • SzentendreAn artists' town on the Danube, known for colourful streets, craft shops and an unhurried mood.
    • VisegrádA historic town on the Danube Bend, famous for its medieval castle and magnificent valley views.
    • EsztergomAn important historic Hungarian city, known for its vast basilica and Danube outlook.
  5. Day 5

    Vienna

    • Schönbrunn PalaceAustria's famous imperial palace and former Habsburg summer residence, with ornate halls and royal gardens.
    • Hofburg PalaceThe former winter residence of the Austrian imperial family, showing the history and splendour of the Habsburgs.
    • St Stephen's CathedralVienna's most emblematic Gothic building, known for its patterned roof and soaring spire.
    • State OperaOne of the world's great opera houses, known for its ornate architecture and long musical tradition.
    • RingstrasseVienna's famous boulevard, lined with historic buildings and city landmarks.
  6. Day 6

    Vienna → Hallstatt

    • Hallstatt lake districtAustria's celebrated lakeside region, known for still water, traditional wooden houses and charming villages.
    • Lakeside old townA fairy-tale village between mountain and water, known for traditional architecture and an easy pace.
    • The postcard viewpointThe classic Hallstatt outlook over the lake, the mountains and the whole village.
  7. Day 7

    Hallstatt → Salzburg

    • Mirabell GardensSalzburg's famous baroque gardens, known for their beauty and as a Sound of Music filming location.
    • Mozart's birthplaceThe house where Mozart was born, telling the story of his life and music.
    • GetreidegasseSalzburg's most famous historic street, known for its wrought-iron signs, boutiques and old buildings.
    • Hohensalzburg FortressThe medieval hilltop fortress, overlooking the old town and the country beyond.
  8. Day 8

    Salzburg → Český Krumlov

    • Český Krumlov old townA World Heritage town of fairy-tale lanes, painted buildings and medieval character.
    • The Painted TowerThe town's defining landmark, known for its exquisite frescoes and painted facade.
    • Vltava RiverWinding through the old town, lending it a picturesque, romantic setting.
    • Castle GardensElegant baroque gardens with lovely views down over the old town.
  9. Day 9

    Český Krumlov

    • The old quarterA beautifully preserved medieval quarter of stone-paved lanes, painted houses and old European atmosphere.
    • Riverside walkStroll along the Vltava for town views and an unhurried European afternoon.
  10. Day 10

    Český Krumlov → Prague

    • Prague CastleOne of the largest castle complexes in the world and Prague's defining historic landmark.
    • Charles BridgeThe medieval stone bridge across the Vltava, known for its statues of saints and captivating views.
    • Old Town SquarePrague's liveliest historic square, ringed by landmark buildings.
  11. Day 11

    Prague

    • St Vitus CathedralPrague's most important Gothic cathedral, known for its grand architecture and stained glass.
    • Golden LaneThe famous little street inside Prague Castle, known for its colourful cottages and storybook mood.
    • Astronomical ClockPrague's celebrated medieval clock, drawing crowds for its hourly procession.
    • Wenceslas SquarePrague's famous commercial boulevard, combining shopping, food and historic landmarks.
  12. Day 12

    Prague

    • Jewish QuarterPrague's historic Jewish district, rich in cultural history and old architecture.
    • Dancing HousePrague's famous modern building, known for its flowing form and inventive design.
    • Pařížská StreetPrague's best-known luxury shopping street, home to international designer names.
  13. Day 13

    Depart for home

    • Prague → homeTime at leisure, then a private transfer to the airport for your flight.

Accommodation

Days 4–5: Vienna — a boutique art hotel

A boutique hotel near the centre of Vienna, known for elegant design, comfortable rooms and a convenient location. Modern art meets Viennese culture, with the main sights close at hand.

Day 7: Salzburg — warm and quiet

A boutique design hotel near the centre of Salzburg, known for its welcoming atmosphere and distinctive style. The setting is peaceful, with the old town and main sights within walking distance.

What's Included

  • Chinese-speaking driver-guide and private vehicle throughout
  • Entrance tickets and activity fees for attractions listed in the itinerary
  • Selected hotel accommodation throughout
  • Daily hotel breakfast

What's Not Included

  • International round-trip flights and visas
  • Meals other than hotel breakfast
  • Driver and guide gratuities (cash recommended)
  • Personal expenses and optional add-on items

Pricing

  • 2 persons: 35,100 MYR / person
  • 4 persons: 22,500 MYR / person
  • 6 persons: 18,100 MYR / person

What you will get

  • Customised travel service
  • Personalised travel guidebook
  • 24/7 customer support

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