DAY 1: WARSAW

Upon arrival at Chopin Airport in Warsow, you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel.

Check in to your hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight in Warsaw.

DAY 2 WARSAW- KRAKOW

Today, head for sightseeing Warsaw with a local guide. Tour around the capital city of Poland involves visiting Frydryk Chopin Museum and the Church of the Holy Cross. Walk around Barbican (remaining relicts of the historic fortifications) and the Old Town, (listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO) which was completely destroyed during World War II and reconstructed thanks to the commitment of the Polish nation.

After lunch, transfer to Krakow. Upon arrival to Krakow, check-in to your hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure.

Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Krakow.

DAY 3 KRAKOW- WIELICZKA-KRAKOW

Today morning proceed for sightseeing Krakow with a local guide. Krakow is one of the most beautiful cities both in Poland and in central Europe. Among its more remarkable attraction there are: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture of the Old Town, the biggest market square in Europe (Rynek Glowny), the Town Hall, Collegium Maius – an ancient building belonging to the Jagiellonian University, the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), Saint Mary’s Church with the famous altar by Veit Stoss.You will walk to the antique walls of the Old Town through Florianska Gate and to the Barbican. You will visit Wawel’s Castle, Cathedral and the beautiful courtyard outside of the castle.

Then head for Sightseeing Wieliczka salt mine with a local guide. Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of a kind. Built in 13-th, produced served table salt continuously until 2007. The tour consist of 3km walk 135m undergorund. The biggest attraction of the mine is the cathdral, curved in rock by the miners. On the tour you will see as well various stautes, lake and three chapels.

Later transfer back to Krakow. Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Krakow.

DAY 4 KRAKOW-AUSCHWITZ-BRNO

After breakfast, depart for Brno.

 Enroute, go for Sightseeing Auschwitz. Birkenau, former concentration camp. Auschwitz is the scariest proof of the brutality of the German Nazi during II World War. It was the biggest concentration camp where around 1,1 million of people were killed in gas chambers or died due to brutal living conditions and medical experiments.

Transfer to Brno. Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Brno.

DAY 5 BRNO-PRAGUE

Today head for sightseeing Brno with a local guide. Brno is second largest city in Czech Republic. It was founded around year 1000 and since 14th century it has been a capital of Moravia. It represents perfectly Moravian history and culture, which you will be able to get to know better during the tour. You will walk around Old Town, Moravian and Freedom Square; see Petrov Cathedral and Špilberg Castle.

Later, transfer to Prague.

Sightseeing Prague with a local guide. Prague - historical pearl of Europe - is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is also political, economic and cultural centre of the Czech Republic. Textbook of architectural styles with its wealth of monuments, a city filled with music, romance and nostalgia is mainly a modern city full of life! Since 1992 the historical core of the city covering 866 hectares has been listed in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage. Entrance to the Prague Castle.

Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Prague.

DAY 6 PRAGUE-CEŠKY KRUMLOV-VIENNA

Today morning leave for Vienna.

En route  sightseeing ?ešky Krumlov with a local guide. Cesky Krumlov is a small town in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It is famous for its old castle and undeniable charm. Old ?eský Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was given this status along with the historic Prague castle district.

Later transfer to Vienna. Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Vienna.

DAY 7 VIENNA-BRATISLAVA-BUDAPEST

Sightseeing Vienna with a local guide. Vienna is packed with imperial history; at the same time it has exciting contemporary museums, lively eating and nightlife scenes, and many quiet corners to explore. Vienna is referred to by many as a unique onion, with each of the urban layers surrounding the oldest historic center being equally important to the overall flavor of the city. The Austrian capital therefore embraces all the traditions of a European city, from Roman foundations through to Gothic, Baroque and Historicism. Tourists are eager to visit Vienna because of the city's exciting combination of the royal-imperial flair of the past with the latest trends, the responsible cultivation of a precious heritage and charming traditions. But much more than old buildings turn Vienna into a city of beauty: one also finds excellent museums, fine art collections and world-renowned works of art in the city.

Later depart for Bratislava. Upon arrival, proceed for sightseeing with a local guide. Bratislava is the capital city of Slovakia with around 450,000 inhabitants. It has remarkable medieval Old Town with narrow streets, hill-top castle located at the river Danube and many historic churches.

Later, transfer to Budapest. Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Budapest.

DAY 8 BUDAPEST

After breakfast, head out for sightseeing Budapest with a local guide. Budapest is one of the most beautiful and enjoyable European cities, called sometimes ‘The Paris of the East’. With its rich history, amazing architecture and unique atmosphere, it is definitely a ‘must- see’ while travelling around central Europe. During the tour you will first discover the oldest part of the city- Castle Hill District on the Buda side. The Castle Hill was settled in 1242, after the withdrawal of the Mongolian invaders. You will enter to Matthias Church that is a beautiful example of gothic architecture and to Fisherman’s Bastion that offers great views of the city. From there you will see e.g. the palace, where Ludwig van Beethoven used to live for six years. On the Pest side you'll be driven along the Andrassy boulevard lined with elegant late 19th century buildings, including the State Opera House, the old Music Academy and several elegant mansions and villas. The first subway line in continental Europe was opened under the Andrassy Boulevard.

The rest of the day is free at leisure. Accommodation and dinner at the hotel. Overnight, Budapest.

DAY 9 BUDAPEST- DEPARTURE

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the Airport for your departure flight.