Euro Road Trip - Prague - Bratislava - Vienna

Prague is known for being a romantic city full of life. It’s been welcoming tourists with open hands for several centuries and people say it is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is majestic, but also a bit mysterious. The unique historic Centre together with Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and many churches, palaces and gardens is registered on the UNESCO List of World Cultural and Natural Heritage. Day 1 We pick you up at the airport and drive you to your hotel Depending on your time of arrival, you and your group will still have time to visit and enjoy the nightlife in the old city Centre of Prague. Day 2 - Morning after breakfast you will meet your professional guide for a guided tour in the Mysterious Medieval underground of Prague. Prague’s underground can compete with Paris or Rome in its complexity. In the mysterious underground of the Old Town Hall, you’ll discover not only former Romanesque and Gothic houses, but also the original street. The complex underground system is older than the town hall itself, and the labyrinth of medieval halls, corridors, and tunnels is also the largest of its kind in Prague. After the visit, you will probably want to go for lunch … The driver will be waiting for you around 1:00 Direction to Karlovy Vary

Legend has it that Karlovy Vary was founded by the Czech king and holy Roman emperor Charles IV in the 14th century. It is said that the ruler discovered a unique spring here while out hunting deer. Over the centuries a spa town has developed here whose fame has surpassed the borders of Bohemia, with Karlovy Vary becoming synonymous with charm and social standing. It has welcomed such figures as Goethe, Beethoven, Gogol, Paganini, Casanova, and Mozart, along with dozens of heads of state, while in recent times it has hosted many movie stars thanks to its film festival, which is one of Europe’s most important.

Day 3 - 10:00 (after breakfast) Drive to Pilsen … About 90 kilometers (56 miles) west of Prague in western Bohemia, it is the fourth most populous city in the Czech Republic with about 169,000 inhabitants. What you will see and do there ? The city of Plzen exudes the history of beer and a medieval atmosphere. Whether you visit the Plzen brewery, the Brewery Museum or the pubs in Plzen, wherever you go, you will feel the living history which dates right back to the 13th century. The most prominent sights of Plzen are the Gothic St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, founded in the late 13th century, whose tower, at 102 m (335 ft.), is the highest in the Czech Republic, the Renaissance Town Hall, and the Moorish Revival Great Synagogue, the second-largest synagogue in Europe, after the Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest. There is also a 20 km (12 mi) historic tunnel and cellar network, among the longest in Central Europe. Part of this network is open to the public for tours of about 750 m (2,500 ft.) in length and down to a depth of 12 m (39 ft). Meeting around 2:00 for a 150 kms drive to our next destination ...

Discover a true gem among the UNESCO monuments All you need to do is walk around… The best way to get to know the fairytale beauty of the historical centre of Český Krumlov is to walk around its picturesque narrow lanes, take in the multicoloured facades of the town houses, wander into the traditional little shops or visit one of the many cultural events. Only in this way will you get to know this town, which was the seat of the Rožmberk Family, who chose Český Krumlov as their residence. The Rožmberks were one of the wealthiest families in the kingdom and gradually took control of a significant part of Southern Bohemia, where under the influence of the Italian Renaissance they intensively established towns and representative residences, thus contributing towards the advancement of the whole region. Day 4 - After breakfast we will move to Brno 2 hrs 40 drive, but we will make a stop at TELC It would be hard to imagine a more fairytale-like little town than Telč. A square which looks like it has come straight from the stories of Hans Christian Andersen, a romantic château and crystal clear fishponds surrounding the city. Telč is the most perfect example of the Italian Renaissance north of the Alps and a town with one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. It is rightly thus also part of UNESCO world heritage.

You won’t see that anywhere else in the world ! One of the most picturesque squares you can see in Czechia is lined with a unique group of Gothic and Renaissance townhouses with arcades and decorated gables. On the south-east edge of the Centre, you will find the remains of the late Gothic walls with the large and small gate.

The South Moravian capital perfectly combines history, modern architecture, culture and busy nightlife in original bars. You have to see the legendary Tugendhat Villa, the mysterious underground, the atomic bomb shelter for the chosen few, an infamous jail and the second-largest ossuary in Europe: all of that in the city of students, science and an omnipresent magical atmosphere in all seasons. After check in your hotel. Go for a walk in the city Centre for a scout outing, or a bar and café tour! Don't worry about asking for historical details. This is planned for tomorrow morning ! Historic Downtown Walking Tour. Your guide will come to meet you at the reception of your hotel and take you for a 2 hours tours. Onboard for a coffee in Vienna!

Austria’s capital Vienna offers a blend of imperial traditions, music, and endearing charm. A city that inspires with the old and the new alike, and always has a cozy place available in a coffee house or wine tavern Night drive back to Prague ...

After one night rest you will still have a time to relax and have a last visit in the streets of old Prague, then it will be time to drive you back to Airport. I hope you had a lot of fun! Wishing to see you back on board again!