A budget introduction to Central Europe over six days, covering all three capitals plus a Bratislava day stop.
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A budget introduction to Central Europe over six days, covering all three capitals plus a Bratislava day stop. From Vienna it runs through Bratislava to Budapest and on to Prague. Highlights include the Hofburg and the Schonbrunn Palace exterior in Vienna, a Bratislava walking tour, a Budapest Danube panoramic cruise, and Prague Castle with the Charles Bridge. Return flights, Schengen visa assistance, daily breakfast and four Indian dinners are included, with an AC coach throughout. It is an efficient, value-focused way to see the heart of the former Habsburg lands, blending imperial palaces, riverside cityscapes and medieval old towns. The pace is brisk with several single-night stays. Some palaces are visited as exteriors rather than interiors, so confirm the day-by-day inclusions before travel. starting at INR 1,40,000 per person. Covers Vienna 2N, Bratislava day, Budapest 1N, Prague 2N.
Arrive in Vienna and transfer to your hotel. The evening is free to settle in, perhaps a stroll through the elegant old town. A relaxed start before the Central European circuit. Overnight in Vienna.
A city tour takes in the Ringstrasse, the Hofburg palace area, St Stephen's Cathedral and the Schonbrunn Palace exterior or gardens. Time for a Viennese café before an evening at leisure. Overnight in Vienna.
Travel via Bratislava for a walking tour of the Slovak capital's compact old town and castle hill, then continue to Budapest. On arrival, a first look at the Danube-side cityscape. Overnight in Budapest.
Explore Budapest with a panoramic Danube cruise between the Buda hills and the Pest waterfront, taking in the Parliament, the Chain Bridge and the Buda Castle area. Free time before continuing onward. Overnight in Budapest or en route to Prague.
Travel to Prague and tour its highlights: Prague Castle and St Vitus Cathedral, the Charles Bridge over the Vltava, and the Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock. Overnight in Prague.
After breakfast, transfer to Prague airport for the return flight. Depending on timing, a final walk across the Charles Bridge or some souvenir shopping may be possible before departure.
Yes. All three countries are in Schengen so one visa covers the tour. Fee around 9,500 rupees is excluded.
April to October. Christmas markets in December are also a strong reason to go.
Yes. Four Indian dinners are included; Jain on request, more limited outside Vienna.
Moderate to heavy. Plan 7 to 10 km on city days with cobbles and bridges.
Budget 3-star hotels (often suburban) and fewer included entries; same coach experience.
Group dates fixed; this is a fixed-departure cost-saver product.
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