Austria, Bavaria and Magic Czechia

This two-and-a-half-hour tour will showcase the famous Ringstrasse, Vienna’s main boulevard, the Opera House, the exterior of the Hofburg Palace, the Prater Gardens, Belvedere Palace, and the University. The tour will conclude at Schönbrunn Palace. Guests who wish to visit the palace can do so (tickets not included), while others will be transported back to the city center. We’ll make two stops during the tour.

Free time for lunch. Afterwards, we will visit Melk Abbey (admission and guided visit included), one of the great masterpieces of European Baroque architecture, renowned for its monumental library, Marble Hall, and magnificent gardens. (Note: the interior visit may be conducted with an English-speaking guide.)

Wolfgang – Arrival. This charming village, considered one of the most beautiful in Austria, preserves its Alpine atmosphere with cobblestone streets and flower-adorned houses. Free time for lunch and to enjoy the surroundings of Lake Wolfgangsee, a traditional pilgrimage site since the Middle Ages.

Free afternoon in this Baroque jewel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We suggest exploring its perfectly preserved historic center with medieval squares and Renaissance churches, visiting Mozart’s birthplace, ascending to Hohensalzburg Fortress, or relaxing in the Mirabell Gardens.

Accompanied by our guide, we will take a walk of approximately 15 minutes to admire the Krimml Waterfalls (admission included). With a total height of 380 meters spread over three impressive cascades, they are a natural wonder admired for their power and beauty.

In the Alps, on the border between Austria and Germany, we’ll head up to Germany’s highest peak, Zugspitze. We’ll ascend using the modern cable car (included). On clear days, you can see a panoramic view of snow-covered peaks across four countries! Free time to walk around and have lunch.

We’ll walk across the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Tibetan style, according to the Guinness Book of World Records (admission included). The bridge stretches approximately 406 meters and offers a unique floating sensation between the mountains with incredible views.

Museum–concentration camp on the outskirts of Munich. In this powerful and moving place, we will reflect on the difficult historical period of Nazism. Free time to explore the site and have lunch. In the early afternoon, we head to Munich, where we will visit the impressive BMW WELT complex (BMW World), a very modern multifunctional exhibition center of the prestigious German automobile brand. We will also visit the park where the architecturally stunning Olympiastadion is located, the venue of the famous 1972 Olympic Games. Afterwards, you will have free time in the historic city center to stroll through Marienplatz, the heart of Munich, explore the picturesque Viktualienmarkt open-air market, relax in the Englischer Garten, or enjoy a beer in one of the traditional beer halls.

We will visit the splendid gardens of Lednice Palace (admission included), part of the Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This vast park, featuring lakes, greenhouses, and romantic architecture, was developed by the influential Liechtenstein family.

In this town, renowned for its wine-making tradition, we will visit the majestic Baroque palace (admission included), also built by the Liechtenstein family and considered one of the great noble residences of Central Europe. Within the palace grounds, we will enjoy a glass of local wine, reflecting the region’s rich wine-making heritage.

In the heart of the Moravian Karst, we’ll visit one of the most impressive caves in the country. From the Skalní Mlýn parking area, we’ll take a tourist train to the entrance. The visit is partly on foot and partly by boat along an underground river. One of the most breathtaking highlights is the Macocha Abyss, known as the “Light Hole,” a chasm 138 meters deep, open to the sky.

This city, which flourished thanks to silver mining in the Middle Ages, is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional collection of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance monuments. Upon arrival, we’ll visit the haunting yet fascinating Sedlec Ossuary (admission included), decorated with the bones of around 50,000 people arranged in artistic forms. Afterwards, free time to have lunch and stroll through its charming historic center, where the Cathedral of St. Barbara is the main highlight.

The tour will last approximately three hours. We will explore the upper and oldest part of Prague on foot, home to its castle and citadel, where we’ll find historic churches and palaces. From here, we’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of the “City of a Hundred Spires.” We’ll then continue to the lower part of the city, the Baroque district known as "Mala Strana" or Lesser Town. Crossing the Vltava River via the iconic Charles Bridge, a masterpiece of architecture and sculpture, we’ll take in a stunning panoramic view of the city before entering Stare Mesto, the Old Town. Here, we’ll find its famous square, considered one of the most beautiful in Central Europe, featuring the Tyn Church and the Old Town Hall with its astronomical clock and carillon. Free afternoon.