Welcome to famous Berlin, a city that has withstood wars and revolutions and has somehow emerged with a brimming energy that pulses through the city. The opulent and impressive pediment of Brandenburg Gate stands as the entryway to Unter den Linden.
Berlin is a city filled with diversity spread over an expansive space. You can wander out onto the streets and witness its tremendous sights, from art to architecture, history to rubble. Visit the Brandenburg Gate, is Checkpoint Charlie, the East Side Gallery.
Outside of the bustling urban landscape of Berlin is the elegant city of Potsdam, a place filled with pleasant culture and remnants. Visit the Sanssouci Palace. The vibrant yellow palace has a blue dome that beckons to visitors from afar, glinting in the sunlight.
Make your way to Prague in the Czech Republic. The city is located in an idyllic location along the Elbe River. You will continue your journey to Prague where the historic beauty of the city is sure to embrace you.
The most notable sights of Prague are wrapped in the streets of Old Town. Visit the Prague Castle, the famous Charles Bridge& Old Town Hall. The Astronomical Clock sings on the hour, filling the open square with ethereal chimes.
Leave Prague for the day to see the wondrous church of Sedlec Ossuary, also known as the 'Church of Bones'. Sedlec Ossuary is a unique church with a one of a kind experience where artistic ends bring unparalleled fascination, and for good reason.
Vienna is a city that has effortlessly mixed its modern population into its historic charm. Visit St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Gothic structure is empowering with one of the biggest free-swinging church bells in Europe, bringing an uproarious peel to the hour.
You have the option of venturing to Budapest on a private tour through Bratislava, Slovakia, where you can enjoy a day within Old Town, bringing you to the banks of the Hungarian stretch of the Danube River. Visit St. Stephen's Cathedral & Hungarian Parliament.
Hungary is a diamond half hidden within the coal of its communist history. Explore the streets and history of Buda and Pest, where the past and contemporary are practically connected by the Chain Bridge & Castle Hill.
Today you will have a guided tour of the Great Market Hall, where the locals shop, eat, and find leisure. The atmosphere is jovial and alive, where men, women, and children stroll through the aisles eating hearty goulash, trying cured pork, or staring at the colorful display of gummy-candies.
City of Krakow, Poland - the landscape that surrounds you along the way is unlike any you have seen. Visit the Tatra Mountains, sapphire lakes & Cloth Hall. The main neighborhood of Kazimierz has a wide and long cobblestoned street where the Old Synagogue sits.
Today you will have a guided tour of the notorious Auschwitz-Berkenau concentration camp. The camp's silence is thick and heavy. Down the road you will come to Berkenau, where you will see the long structures that held deported 'undesirables', from political prisoners to Jewish Europeans.
You have seen castles and towns, mountainsides and amazing histories, along rivers and hidden in plain sight. Your private transfer will take you from your hotel to the airport where you will begin your journey home.