Day 1 - Prague
Flight to Prague, the Czech capital known as the golden city, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with an unforgettable atmosphere unique to millennial cities.

Upon arrival, welcome by your guide and transfer to the hotel.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2 - Prague - Hradcany (Castle district) & Mala Strana
Breakfast.
Departure for the guided tour of the Hradcany district, Prague Castle.
Arrival by the Place de Lorette, where you will discover Notre Dame de Lorette church. Walk to the Hradcany Square, famous for its Renaissance and Baroque palaces.

Discovery of Prague Castle, the largest in the world.

Visit of the impressive St Guy Cathedral *, the largest in the country, the seat of the coronations, mausoleum of kings and queens, jewel case of the crown of Bohemia.
At St George's Square, discover the Basilica of the same name, a magnificent Romanesque building.

Lunch.
Guided tour of Mala Strana, called Little Side, which has kept its charm and mystery thanks to its great baroque palaces, old houses, narrow streets, gardens and churches.
Discover the Neruda street, one of the most picturesque in Prague famous for its bourgeois houses decorated with signs.

Walk to St. Nicholas Church, one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings in Central Europe, and then pass through the romantic island of Kampa.

Arriving on Charles Bridge, you will admire its famous gallery of baroque statues while enjoying a breathtaking view on both banks of the Vltava.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

(* For technical reasons, the St. Guy Cathedral could be replaced by the visit of the Church of St. Nicholas of Mala Strana)

Day 3 - Prague- Stare Mesto & Jewish Quarter
After the breakfast, visit of the Stare Mesto district, the old town of Prague marked by its many Gothic and Romanesque buildings and medieval streets.

The Powder Tower symbolizes the entrance into the old town.
At its side stands the Municipal House, a magnificent example of Art Nouveau.

Via Celetna, one of the oldest streets in Prague, and the Zelezna street where the Carolinum, the first university in Central Europe, is located, you reach the Old Town Square with the Town Hall and the famous Astronomical Clock which dates from the 15th century, the Gothic church of Notre Dame de Tyn, the Baroque church of St Nicolas ....

Lunch.
In the afternoon, visit the Jewish Quarter Josefov. Because of its history and also its still palpable atmosphere today, it is a small world apart inside Prague. Each stone in the buildings of Josefov is mingled with the destinies of its inhabitants, those of the Jewish population who lived there recluse because rejected in what was a ghetto for centuries. The walk between its mysterious cemetery and its sumptuous synagogues makes it possible to discover the history of the Jewish people in Bohemia and the legends of this mythical district.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 4 - Prague - Austerlitz - Budapest (530km) 
After breakfast, drive to Austerlitz.

Visit of the Peace Memorial. The monument was built to commemorate the victims of the victorious battle of Napoleon in Austerlitz (December 2, 1805), following the initiative of the priest Alois Slovak and his idea to create a place of "light" on the battlefield. The monument is illuminated during national and religious festivals, and to commemorate the highlights, as well as all the months of July and August. In the space of the recently renovated museum, located near the Monument, is installed a new multimedia exhibition, conceived in a very original way: "The battle of the three emperors. Slavkov / Austerlitz 1805 ".

Every year, between the end of November and the beginning of December, the monument complex serves as a place of piety to pay tribute to the dead and mark the culmination of the celebrations of the anniversary of the battle.

Lunch.
Road to Budapest, considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Still called the "pearl of the Danube", it plays the contrasts from one bank to the other of the river.

Check-in at the hotel in Budapest.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
 
Day 5 - Budapest
Breakfast.

Guided tour of Pest, shopping and lively area. Discovery of the famous Parliament, inspired in part by the London Parliament, neo-gothic style, cathedral-like with its pinnacles, bell turrets, arrows, arcades and galleries and whose majestic facade that face the river extends 268 m along the Banks of the Danube. By the elegant Andrassy avenue flanked by magnificent villas and private mansions, arrival at the square of the Heroes, the largest square in the capital, adorned with statues of the founders of Hungary. Outside discovery of the Basilica of Saint Stephen whose 96 meter dome is visible from almost all parts of the city.

Lunch.
Guided tour of Buda, historical center of Budapest, with its district of the Royal Castle, registered at the UNESCO World Heritage. Discovery of the Matthias Church, in neo-Gothic style, where the Hungarian sovereigns received the crown of Saint Stephen.

Then visit the Bastion of Fishermen, a neo-Romanesque ensemble of ramparts and turrets that reminds one of a fairytale castle and offers a breathtaking view of the city.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 6 - Budapest  - Vienna (370km)
Breakfast.

Road to Vienna, the Austrian capital crossed by the Danube, whose historic center has been listed since 2001 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thanks to its rich history, its geographical and political situation, it is a major crossroads in Europe.

Lunch.
Panoramic tour of the famous "Ringstrasse", a sumptuous boulevard which surrounds the historic center of Vienna and which is lined with the most important monuments of the city: the Opera House, the Town Hall and the Fine Arts Museum.

Visit the historical center of Vienna and discover the Cathedral of St Stephen.
Check-in at the hotel in Vienna.

Dinner and Overnight at the hotel.

Day 7 - Vienna - Schonbrunn
Breakfast.

Visit of the Castle of Schönbrunn, the "Versailles" of Vienna, former residence of the imperial court with its reception rooms and the apartments of Marie-Thérèse and François Etienne de Lorraine and finally its superb French park. The total work of art in baroque style was the possession of the Habsburgs for many centuries, and is now still largely in its original state.
Lunch.

Afternoon free for shopping and personal discoveries.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 8 - Vienna 
Breakfast
Transfer to the airport of Vienna regarding to your flight schedule.