Arrive at Budapest airport by a short scheduled flight from London and get an in-depth insight into Budapest on a sightseeing tour with the local guide this morning. On the Buda side of the river, from the Fisherman’s Bastion, you’ll get a full-blown view of the city and learn about Budapest’s history. Check out the colourful Church of St. Matthias, the Royal Palace, the Chain Bridge, and the Liberation Monument

In the morning, drive to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. Enjoy a toy train ride to explore the old town and check out its medieval castle. Depart for Austria; on arrival in Vienna, the local guide will introduce you to the city’s historical heritage and main sights. There’s the imperial grandeur of Schönbrunn Palace, the elegantly ornate State Opera House and St. Stephen’s Cathedral - a Gothic masterpiece. In the evening, enjoy an Indian Dinner with wine/Soft drinks followed by a complimentary night tour of this fantastic city

This morning, we visit The Schönbrunn Palace, a former imperial residence; the 1,441-room Baroque palace is one of the country’s most important architectural, cultural, and historical monuments. We then proceed over the border and into the Czech Republic, Prague, and a beautiful and atmospheric city.

The city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with a jumble of little lanes, alleys and courtyards. On the city tour, we will see the main sights, including the Old Town Square, Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, which crosses the Vltava River. Later, you can shop for the famous Bohemian glass, beads, garnet, and amber jewellery. Enjoy a local folklore show with dinner and unlimited wine/ beer or soft drinks in the evening

Upon your arrival at Auschwitz from Krakow, you are granted the chance to immerse yourself in the exploration of Auschwitz. This visit, steeped in gravity, provides crucial historical context and deeply personal stories. It offers an intimate glimpse into the barracks, gas chambers, and the personal belongings of the victims, crafting a space for reflection and profound contemplation.

Visit the massive Market Square - the buzzing heart of Poland’s oldest university town. Learn about the medieval design of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed centre, which combines Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Left relatively untouched after World War II, Krakow is jam-packed with monuments and cultural treasures like turn-of-thecentury buildings, museums, an impressive castle and the Jewish Quarter. Walk around the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill, once the spiritual and political heart of the country; the site is now filled with tombs and chapels. Depart for the drive north across from Poland to former Eastern Germany. Later, drive to Berlin for your overnight stay.

This morning, accompanied by a local professional guide, see the main sights of the capital city, Brandenburg Gate, TV Tower and the parliament buildings. Later, depart for the airport for your return flight to London.