Destination
Covered: Munich, Innsbruck, Wattens, Salzburg, Zell
Am See, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Brno, Prague, Munich
Departure
Dates: Apr
30 | May 08,15,23 | June 12,20 | July 08,23 |Aug 11, | Sept 15 | Oct 05
Munich-
Munich, the
cosmopolitan city with a big heart, is a city full of art, culture and joie de
vivre. It is the capital of Bavaria and the capital of beer and European art.
Munich – that is the Royal Residence and the Hofbräuhaus, Nymphenburg and
Schwabing, a city of princes elector and citizens, a city of immigrant workers
and students, a city of conference members and tourists.
Innsbruck-
Innsbruck is
located at the Inn river and this is also what the emblem of the city
illustrates. “Bruck” comes from the German word “Brücke”, which means bridge,
that is to say the “bridge over the Inn river”. Its beneficial location and the
possibility to cross the Alps has already been appreciated by Romans, who built
the important commercial road Verona-Brennero-Augsburg in the 4th century.
Nowadays Innsbruck is the fifth largest city of Austria and features about
130,000 inhabitants. The city is surrounded by the Karwendel mountain chain in
the north and the Patscherkofel mountain in the south.
Salzburg- Salzburg, the birthplace of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is dominated by churches, castles and palaces. Its
picturesque old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hohensalzburg Fortress,
the landmark of Salzburg, is Central Europe’s largest intact fortress and
offers fantastic views of the city. Visit the Princely Residence, a magnificent
early baroque edifice with splendid halls and a gallery featuring European
paintings dating between the 16th and 19th century. The nearby vast Salzburg
Dom is without doubt the main attraction of the old town. Inside there is the
Romanesque font where Mozart was baptized.
Vienna- Vienna, also described as Europe's cultural capital,
is a metropolis with unique charm, vibrancy and flair. It boasts outstanding
infrastructure, is clean and safe, and has all the inspiration that you could
wish for in order to discover this wonderful part of Europe. Vienna is a dream city for
anyone with a romantic streak or an interest in history.
Bratislava- The Capital of the Slovak Republic
BRATISLAVA, also referred to as the Beauty on the Danube can not only boast
interesting history but it also is the centre of the most dynamically
developing region of central Europe at present. Bratislava is a small historical
city, but largest in Slovakia and a youngest european metropolis. Enjoy the
shopping, dining and natural wonders Bratislava has to offer as a reemerging
sparkler of history, culture, business and recreation.
Budapest- A city in a stunning natural setting with a rich
architectural and historical heritage, offering an unmatched combination of
culture, fine cuisine and thermal baths. A city on either side of the majestic
Danube: Buda, with its romantic streets and alleyways, and Pest, an
effervescent cultural centre. Divided in two by the Danube, the city is made up
of Buda on one side: with Ottoman-era thermal baths at the foot of the
spectacular Gellért Hill, the royal palace and Matthias Church, it radiates calm
and peace. One the other side lies Pest, vibrant and lively, with its slew of
museums rich in cultural and historical treasures, extraordinary Secessionist
architecture, its majestic Parliament building considered as one of the most
magnificent in the world, Saint Stephen’s Basilica surrounded by pedestrian
streets, and its entirely renovated Jewish Quarter and Palace District.
Prague- The Czech Republic’s largest city, and also
its capital, Prague strategically hugs the Vltava River and has always played
an important part in central Europe’s politics, culture and economy. The
beautiful and picturesque Charles Bridge straddles the river banks, famous for
its classic monuments as it is for the breathtaking views it offers of the
city. Prague’s rich Jewish history can be experienced in the city’s Jewish
Museum, the Jewish Quarter with the Old-New Synagogue and the haunting Jewish
cemetery dating back 1000 years. Prague offers visitors interesting ways to
discover its culinary delights, from beer and brewery tours to lunch in world
famous beer gardens.
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