Once you arrive, make your way to the town
of Fussen and see the Neuschwanstein
Castle (view of the exterior only). It is one of
the most popular castles in Europe. The
biggest draw is the Neuschwanstein castle,
which was built as a place of retreat for the
King Ludwig II, and transformed into a
medieval dream world filled with all of his
longing and ideals. Thereafter, drive on to
Wattens and stop by the Swarovski Crystal
World, a glittering fantasy world housing the
world’s biggest crystal, before proceeding to
Salzburg for the night.
Discover the beautiful setting of the famous
film “The Sound of Music” in the city of
Salzburg. Waltz through the lush gardens of
Mirabell Palace, and visit the birthplace of
the famous classical music prodigy
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at No. 9
Getreidegasse. Continue on your walking
tour to the Old Town of Salzburg to admire
the ensemble of baroque and medieval
buildings, and drop by the magnificent
Residence Square with its beautiful fountain.
Transfer to Hallstatt, a village in the
Salzkammergut, a region in Austria. It is
located near the Hallstätter See (a lake). In
the evening, head to the ‘city of music’,
Vienna. We recommend an optional concert
at any of the famous concert halls for your
evening’s enjoyment.
Embark on an unforgettable excursion to the
romantic capital of Austria, Vienna. Step foot
into the renowned Schönbrunn Palace and
revel in the stunning interior of the massive
1,441-room baroque complex – think white
porcelain tile stoves, exquisite bohemian
crystal chandeliers and white-lacquered
ceilings and walls covered in gold leaf
ornamentation. Then, continue to the
glorious Ringstrasse with its wealth of parks
and monuments, the State Opera house, the
majestic Reichsrat Parliament Building and
Rathaus (city hall), and the Hofburg Imperial
Palace. End the day with a visit to one of the
most important Gothic structures in Austria –
St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Afterwards, carry on
to Budapest, the capital of Hungary for the
night. Along the way, visit the Designer
Outlet Parndorf for a spot of shopping
Get to know the true culture of Budapest,
also known as the ‘City of Baths’ through a
guided city tour that will help you pack as
much as possible into your exploration of
the city. The first stop of the tour is the
renowned Matthias Church, one of the
oldest buildings in Budapest with over 700
years of history and frescoes created by
famous Hungarian painters. Next, head up to
Gellért Hill for some of the best panoramic
views of the entire city. Continue on to
Fisherman’s Bastion for a view of the
beautiful turrets, see the impressive Heroes’
Square and the Millennium Monument
located in its middle, and stroll along the
fashionable shopping street, Váci Utca. In
the afternoon, enjoy a Danube Cruise lunch.
Enjoy a sumptuous dinner while being
entertained by a Hungarian folk show.
Start your day with a scenic drive to Kraków.
Cross over the border into Slovakia and travel
through Donovaly and past the Tatra
Mountains. Proceed to the renowned
Wieliczka Salt Mine, a world class monument
of Poland that was added to the UNESCO’s
World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.
Steeped in several hundred years of history,
the mine was worked on by tens of
generations of Poland miners. Embark on a
magical journey through the saline labyrinth
to learn more about the history and traditions
of Wieliczka, and get a closer look at the
various salt formations and deposits.
Take a trip out of town to the infamous
Auschwitz Concentration Camp for a
historical tour. Auschwitz was Nazi
Germany's concentration camp, its main
purpose was to carry out the extermination
of Jews through forced and demanding
labour, mass executions, and human
experiments. In 1979, Auschwitz was
recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage
Site. In 2007, UNESCO named the camp
"Auschwitz - Birkenau German Nazi
concentration and extermination camp
(1940-1945)". Embark on a half day walking
tour of Kraków and see its captivating
medieval structures. Visit the
Gothic-Renaissance Wawel Royal Castle,
and venture down to the historic Old Town
to explore Europe’s largest market square
along with medieval houses, palaces and
churches. Marvel over the spectacular
interior of St. Mary’s Basilica and the
medieval masterpiece of the Cloth Hall.
** Note: In the event that we could not visit Auschwitz
Concentration Camp, we will reimburse each pax 80SGD Eu
Voucher **
Continue to Wrocław, the historical capital
of Lower Silesia in Western Poland. The
town is perched upon the Odra River along
with the veritable maze of islands and
bridges that have earned it the nickname
‘Venice of Poland’. Mill about the Old Town
of Wrocław, a remarkable area filled with
Baroque splendour that was painfully
reconstructed after WWII. Next, have a blast
at the vibrant Market Square, which is
bursting at the seams with cafes, restaurants,
shops and hotels.
Make your way to Berlin and start your day
with a half day city tour. See the beautiful
Unter den Linden, an elegant boulevard in
the heart of Berlin connecting the
Brandenburg Gate. Drop by the Reichstag
(exterior view only), the seat of the German
Parliament that reflects the tumultuous
history of Germany. Next, visit the famous
East – West German border crossing
Checkpoint Charlie, which is also the scene
of various thrillers and espionage novels. Last
but not least comes the main highlight of
the tour : the Berlin Wall. Trail along the
double row of cobblestones that formed the
symbolic boundary separating the
democratic East Berlin and West Berlin.
Today you will head to Prague. Make a pit
stop at Dresden along the way to enjoy art
treasures, architectural sights and alluring
landscape. Explore the city on foot for a tour
of the Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche),
the Semper Opera House, the Zwinger
Palace and the Saxon Wall. You may wish to
join the excursion to Bastei. Continue to the
capital of the Czech Republic – Prague,
known as Praha.
Begin with a half-day walking tour of the city
nicknamed the ‘City of a Hundred Spires’.
Get an up-close look at the famous Prague
Castle and the symbolic structures housed
within it – the state’s spiritual symbol St.
Vitus Cathedral, the best preserved
Romanesque church St. George’s Basilica
and the Old Royal Palace. Cross the iconic
Charles Bridge and proceed to the Old
Town for a glimpse of the Astronomical
Clock, one of the greatest treasures of the
city. Then head towards the last stop of the
day – Wenceslas Square, the vibrant social
and commercial centre of Prague.
• €91 per person – 13 Days
• €98 per person – 14 Days
Note
Do note that the third bed for triple room may be a "roll-away" bed.
The below chart serves a guideline and may not be applicable to all destinations.
For maximum comfort, we highly recommend a family of four to stay in two rooms.
If extra bed are not available, passengers will be put into : 1 Standard Double / Twin Room + 1 Standard Single Room
ROOM
Standard Single Room
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
1 adult x $ Twin
1 child x $ Half Twin
ROOM
Standard Double / Twin Room
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
1 adult x $ Twin
1 child x $ Half Twin
ROOM
Standard Triple Room
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
1 adult x $ Triple
1 child x $ Half Twin
1 child x $ with Bed
1 child x $ No Bed
ROOM
Standard Double / Twin Room
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
2 adults x $ Twin
ROOM
Standard Triple Room
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
2 adults x $ Triple
1 child x $ Half Twin
child x $ No Bed
ROOM
Standard Double / Twin Room
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
1 adult x $ Single
ROOM
ADULTS (Age: 13+)
CHILDREN (Age: 0-12)
Standard Single Room
1 adult x $ Single
Standard Double / Twin Room
1 adult x $ Twin
1 child x $ Half Twin
Standard Triple Room
1 adult x $ Triple
1 child x $ Half Twin
1 child x $ with Bed
1 child x $ No Bed
Standard Double / Twin Room
2 adults x $ Twin
Standard Triple Room
2 adults x $ Triple
1 child x $ Half Twin
child x $ No Bed
Standard Double / Twin Room
1 adult x $ Single
Karrol Ch
I am sending my sincere and heartfelt thanks to John Foo for his excellent service during our recent Eastern Europe Tour (28 March to 9 April 2018)He took the extra task to remember and arrange all the special meals for many of the tour members without any additional cost.He gave me a big "birthday" surprise by taking the trouble of a long walk to a local bakery to buy a cake for me.When he noticed that I had a really bad sore throat, he gave me two pieces of his last lozenges he had with him. He is such a nice and kind person as he should have kept it for himself knowing he also got a bad throat.He is dedicated, passionate, caring and always go the extra miles to make each of the tour members happy and well being.I would gladly like John as our guide again if the opportunity arises.Well done, John Foo!
Koh Lily
This was my first time traveling with EU Holidays and we (8 of us) had no regret with our choice. Merit to be given to our Tour Manager which made our trip so enjoyable and memorable.John was friendly, patience, responsible and humorous too. It was never bored traveling between places. He was chatty to get the tour members to bond together.He never failed to remind us to take guard of our belongings. Providing daily morning calls and weather update so that we will put on appropriate clothing to keep oneself warm. He also informed which money changer offered the best exchange rate as we need to change local currency in Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic. When I was unable to get the Czech money on time, he loaned some to me first.He went the extra mile to dapao food for some. He made surprised Birthday celebration for one of the lady on her birthday. When this lady was down with sore throat, I saw him quickly offered his last 2 tablets of Lozenges.The tour was well paced due to his flexibility.We are looking forward to travel with EU Holidays for our next destination.
Sky Koay
A tour manager can make or break your trip. Yes, you didn't read wrongly. Our tour consisted of 47 pax. The largest group I have ever joined in a single tour group. The credit should definitely go to our tour manager Roger Koh and our bus driver Andrzej whom had even driven us around during Christmas.Although we had a bad experience with the company (EU Holidays) before the start of the trip, Roger managed to salvage it which had turned the situation around. He ensured that we had an enjoyable trip, at the same time, making sure we do not fall sick in the cold weather. Before arriving at destination, he would constantly remind us to put on our thick jackets before stepping out of the bus each time. To the extend we felt he was a lil naggy (kidding).Few days before departure, he had created a Whatsapp group to inform us what on what to bring, as well as the weather condition. We truly appreciated that as during the briefing, nothing was confirmed by then. Honestly, the briefing was a waste of time as the representative could not even confirm on the hotel details and attraction places though it was less than 2 weeks to go by then.He tirelessly ensuring all our meals were served before he started his meals. At the same time, he will ensure all arrangements were made in accordance to our preference although it was time consuming. Every night, he will update us on the weather forecast to prepare us on what to bring along the following day.Daily snacks were provided by him at own expense and in order to save time, he paid for our rides as well due to bad weather condition as he explained that it would be dangerous for us to even walk in the snow.It is such a great asset for EU Holidays to have such a good tour manager. Roger had certainly went above and beyond his call of duty to serve and provide us an unforgettable experience. Kudos Roger Koh! Way to go!
Danielle Liu
Thanks Lynette Lee for your delication, hard work and care for all of us in this trip. After 12 years of traveling with my family during the year end holidays, we have met many travel managers, but by far you are the best and most responsible tour manager we have ever met. We are fortunate to have had you take care of us in this wonderful East Europe 13 days trip (2-14/Dec/17). Your good arrangement has made our trip most memorable and enjoyable. Good luck in your future endeavors. Cheers!
Irene Yap
This was an incredibly engaging tour package, with special thanks to our tour guide Roger for providing such an enjoyable experience. He was incredibly caring, and ensured that all our needs were met.Furthermore, he also offered a lot of helpful advice; for instance informing us of good locations and reminding us to look after our belongings.
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Land arrangement excludes flight arrangements, optional tours and gratitude for local guides, drivers and tour leaders, if applicable
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