EUROPE ADVENTURE

Your exciting European adventure begins as you land in Berlin, the vibrant capital of Germany, a city rich in history and full of life. Transfer from the airport to the hotel. Accommodation.

At the scheduled time, embark on a fascinating tour of Berlin's most iconic landmarks. The journey will take you to the Reichstag building, home of the German Parliament, where its glass dome offers panoramic views of the city and symbolizes the transparency of modern German democracy. Close by, the moving Holocaust Memorial will make you reflect on one of the darkest chapters in history. Before moving on, we'll stop for a panoramic photo at Checkpoint Charlie, the famous border checkpoint between East and West Berlin during the Cold War, where you can capture an iconic image of this historic site. Next, head to the lush Tiergarten park, where you can enjoy another panoramic view that showcases nature at the heart of the city, before arriving at the impressive Victory Column, which will also serve as a perfect spot for a panoramic photo. From there, make your way to the iconic Brandenburg Gate, an undisputed symbol of German reunification, where you'll have another chance to take in the stunning views. We will also explore the famous Alexanderplatz, the heart of Old Berlin, along with the picturesque Nikolai Quarter, with its medieval streets and remnants of the Berlin Wall, a tangible reminder of the Cold War. The grand Unter den Linden avenue, one of Berlin’s most majestic streets, will guide you through historic monuments and iconic buildings.Next, we'll visit the MUSEUM ISLAND (entrance fees are not included), a marvelous part of Berlin that, since the 19th century, has strengthened the city’s relationship with art. Located on the northern part of the Spree River, in the Mitte district, the island houses five world-renowned museums, which have been conceived and preserved as an area solely dedicated to art and culture. After visiting these magnificent museums, our tour will come to an end, and the afternoon will be yours to explore Berlin at your own pace, perhaps by visiting a café or another museum in the city. Accommodation.

At the scheduled time, you'll depart for the charming city of Prague, known as the "City of a Hundred Spires." The bus journey will offer you scenic views of the European landscapes as you approach one of the most beautiful capitals on the continent.

Before reaching Prague, there’s the option to take an excursion to Dresden. On our optional tour to Dresden, we'll explore the charming capital of Saxony, known as the "Florence on the Elbe." We’ll start with a visit to the Hofkirche Cathedral, the Zwinger Palace, and the Semper Opera House. We'll admire the Princes' Wall, made of German porcelain, the iconic Frauenkirche, and the statue of Martin Luther. A leisurely walk will take us through the Brühl Terrace, the historic Altmarkt Square, and the commercial Prager Strasse. After the walking tour, you'll have free time to explore the city at your own pace.

Upon arrival in Prague, a panoramic tour of the city center will give you the opportunity to admire the magnificent Old Town Square, with its famous Astronomical Clock, a medieval masterpiece that still marks the time with impressive precision. Not far away, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, with its distinctive Gothic spires, dominates the skyline. The majestic Charles Bridge, crossing the Vltava River, will offer unforgettable views of the city.

During your tour, you'll also see other historic sites like the Republic Square, home to the Powder Tower, one of the original entrances to the Old Town, and Wenceslas Square, site of major historical events such as the Velvet Revolution. The Jewish Quarter is another fascinating point, with its rich history dating back centuries, and the Church of St. Nicholas, a sublime example of Baroque architecture. Known for its narrow alleyways, historic squares, and fairy-tale buildings, Prague is a city where every corner is worthy of being photographed. You can choose to get lost in the charming Lesser Town (Malá Strana), stroll through the gardens of Prague Castle, or simply sit in a traditional café and enjoy a Czech beer while watching life unfold. Accommodation.

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Optional Excursion: KARLOVY VARY: Just two hours from Prague, visiting Karlovy Vary is an experience you can't miss. This city was one of the most famous health centers in Europe before the development of modern medicine. Our tour begins at the Karlsbad Plaza hotel, located by the Teplá River, from where we will start discovering this charming city. We will visit the famous "Lazne" (spa), mineral-rich thermal spring fountains that have been restored for public use, where you can try the mineral-rich waters using the typical porcelain mugs sold in the city. As we stroll, we'll admire the fascinating architecture of Karlovy Vary and take photos along the river. We conclude the tour at the other end of the main avenue. At the end, there will be free time to explore shops selling garnets and porcelain, known for their great prices and excellent quality compared to Prague.

At the scheduled time, departure to the Hungarian capital, Budapest. On the way, we will make a brief stop in Bratislava, the small but charming capital of Slovakia. There, you can enjoy a walk through the historic center, where modern sculptures and medieval monuments blend in harmony. Among the highlights are St. Martin's Church, a Gothic building that once served as the coronation site for Hungarian kings, and St. Michael's Gate, one of the few city gates that has survived intact.

Upon arriving in Budapest, we begin our tour of this impressive city, known as the "Pearl of the Danube." Divided by the river, Buda, located on a hill, is home to Buda Castle and offers panoramic views, while Pest, in the plain, is the heart of the city's nightlife and culture. We will start the tour at Heroes' Square, a monument honoring the leaders of the seven Hungarian tribes who founded Hungary, before continuing to the majestic Hungarian Parliament, one of the largest legislative buildings in the world, with its imposing Neo-Gothic facade. Next, we will visit St. Stephen's Basilica, the largest temple in the city. In the afternoon, you will have free time to explore at your own pace. Accommodation.

Optional excursion available: NIGHT CRUISE ON THE DANUBE TO ADMIRE THE ILLUMINATED CITY. A magical experience that allows you to view Budapest's architectural gems from the Danube River. As the sun sets, the buildings light up, creating a charming atmosphere. The Parliament, Chain Bridge, and Buda Castle reflect in the water, offering an unforgettable view of the city at night.

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Optional excursions available:

• GUIDED TOUR TO DISCOVER THE PARLIAMENT, THE JEWISH QUARTER, AND THE TERROR HOUSE MUSEUM. A tour designed to explore the most iconic landmarks of Budapest. We will begin with a panoramic visit to the Hungarian Parliament, one of the most impressive structures in the city, admiring its imposing Neo-Gothic architecture on the banks of the Danube. Next, we will head to the Terror House Museum (admission included), where we will delve into Hungary’s dark history during the Nazi occupation and the Communist regime. Through its impactful exhibits, we will learn about the events that marked the 20th century in the country. We will continue with a tour of Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, where we will discover the history and culture of Jews in Hungary. We will visit the Great Synagogue, the second largest in the world, and learn about the Jewish community’s legacy, their tragic fate during the Holocaust, and their resurgence today. The neighborhood is also known for its vibrant cultural scene, featuring street art, modern cafés, and lively nightlife. We will stop at the Carl Lutz Memorial, which honors the Swiss diplomat who saved thousands of Jews, and the mural of Ángel Sanz Briz, which commemorates the Spanish diplomat who helped save over 5,000 people. Later, we will explore the Status Quo Synagogue, designed by Otto Wagner, and visit the last remnant of the Jewish ghetto on Király Street. Before finishing, we will make a stop at the Vásárcsarnok (Market Hall) and stroll down the famous Váci Street, full of shops and restaurants. We will conclude our tour with a panoramic stop at the Budapest Opera House, admiring its majestic facade and history.
• GYPSY NIGHT. We invite you to enjoy our "Gypsy Night," a Hungarian folklore show that celebrates the rich culture of the Gypsies in Hungary. In a cozy atmosphere, we will savor traditional Hungarian dishes, starting with the famous goulash soup and delicious meats that will offer you an unforgettable culinary experience. You will also have the chance to taste Hungary's renowned wines, both red and white, which will be available in unlimited amounts on our menu. During dinner, you can enjoy live music from the gypsies, while watching traditional Hungarian folk dances presented by artists in typical attire. This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Hungarian culture through its music, dance, and gastronomy.

Early departure to Vienna, the elegant capital of Austria, a journey that will allow you to admire the Central European countryside. Upon arrival, you will have the option to enjoy a panoramic tour. Vienna, a city steeped in imperial history, is famous for its refined architecture, such as that found along the Ringstrasse. Here, landmarks like the State Opera and the Parliament will take your breath away. The city was the center of Habsburg power for centuries, and its legacy can be felt at every corner. In the Imperial Zone of Hofburg, you can imagine the royal life as you explore the ancient halls where decisions were made that changed the course of history. Afternoon free. Accommodation.

Optional excursion available: IMPERIAL PALACES TOUR. We will explore the impressive residences of the Habsburg dynasty on this fascinating tour. We will begin with a panoramic stop at the Hofburg Palace, appreciating its architectural diversity. Then, we will head to Schönbrunn Palace, known as the "Beautiful Well," where we will enjoy entry to explore its beautiful gardens and climb to the Gloriette for magnificent views. We will also visit some of its grand halls, where we can appreciate the splendor and grandeur of the Austrian monarchy. Finally, we will make a panoramic stop at Belvedere Palace, a magnificent example of Baroque architecture, before returning to our hotel.

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Optional excursions available:

• IMPERIAL MELODIES, which includes visits to Mayerling, Seegrotte, and Baden. We will begin our journey through the Vienna Woods, the northeastern extension of the Alps. The first stop will be Lichtenstein Castle, a medieval fortress perched on a cliff, famous for its impressive Gothic architecture and panoramic views of the surrounding area. This historic castle, restored in the 19th century, transports us back in time with its fairy-tale atmosphere and its connection to Austria’s noble history. Next, we will visit Seegrotte, an old mine used by the Nazis during World War II, where we will take an exciting boat ride on the largest underground lake in Europe. We will continue through the magnificent forests outside of Vienna to the Mayerling Hunting Lodge, known for the Mayerling tragedy, and now converted into a Carmelite nunnery. We will finish the tour with a visit to the charming spa town of Baden, which inspired Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. There, we will have free time before returning.
• In the evening: DREAM MELODIES – CONCERT IN THE CAPITAL OF MUSIC. Get ready for an unforgettable night in Vienna, the capital of classical music. In this exclusive optional tour, you will enjoy a spectacular concert by the famous Vienna Salon Orchestra, which has placed the city on the world’s musical map. The event will feature stunning soloists who will captivate you with their talent, while the melodies of the waltzes will transport you to a world of elegance and sophistication. Every note and every chord will resonate in a magical atmosphere, making the evening a unique experience. After the concert, we will provide a comfortable transfer back to your hotel, where you can reflect on the wonderful night filled with music and art.

At the scheduled time, departure to the Bavarian capital, Munich. The journey will allow you to admire the Alpine landscapes and the German countryside, one of the most picturesque regions in Europe.

Optional excursion available: SALZBURG, THE CITY OF MOZART. On our way from Vienna to Munich, we will make a stop in Salzburg, the charming birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. We will explore its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, walking down Getreidegasse, the famous shopping street where the composer’s birthplace is located. We will take a panoramic tour of Mirabell Palace, admiring its elegant Baroque gardens, immortalized in the movie The Sound of Music. We will also see the exterior of the majestic Hohensalzburg Fortress, which dominates the city from above. Afterward, you will have free time to immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the city, sample a Mozartkugel (the famous chocolate and marzipan candy), or wander through its picturesque squares. After this unforgettable visit, we will continue our journey to Munich.

Upon arrival in Munich, we will start with a tour of the beautiful historic center. The city is famous for its rich cultural heritage, blending the traditional and modern. In the heart of Munich is Marienplatz, a vibrant square that has been the center of social and political life since the 12th century. Here, you can admire the imposing New Town Hall, with its famous Glockenspiel, which attracts thousands of visitors daily with its mechanical show. Just steps from the square, the Frauenkirche (Cathedral of Our Lady) dominates the skyline with its distinctive green-domed towers. The afternoon will be free for you to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the city, perhaps strolling through its streets full of shops, cafés, and beer halls, or exploring the elegant Schwaben district, known for its bohemian lifestyle. Accommodation.

Optional excursion available: IMMERSION IN BAVARIAN CULTURE AT ONE OF ITS LEGENDARY BEER HALLS. Enjoy an authentic Bavarian experience at one of Munich's most iconic beer halls, such as Hofbräuhaus or Paulaner, both with deep historical roots in Bavarian tradition. Hofbräuhaus, founded in 1589 and opened to the public in 1828 by King Ludwig I, and Paulaner, with its monastic origins dating back to the 17th century, are symbols of Bavarian hospitality, where culture, the joy of life, and camaraderie intertwine in every corner. The experience includes a bottle of Bavarian beer per person and a delicious typical snack, perfect for accompanying this moment and enjoying the true Bavarian tradition. The vibrant atmosphere, with more than 3,500 regular guests, is complemented by authentic Bavarian tavern music played daily, creating an unforgettable evening. Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in Bavarian culture in a cozy and festive setting.

At the scheduled time, departure to the city of Frankfurt, one of the most important financial centers in Europe and a city with a rich history. During the journey, you will pass through the heart of Germany, a region that combines rural landscapes with dynamic cities.

Optional excursion available: NUREMBERG, THE FAIRYTALE CITY. During our visit, we will explore its beautiful old town, surrounded by medieval walls, and stroll through Hauptmarkt, the main square where the famous Schöner Brunnen (Beautiful Fountain) is located. We will admire the majestic St. Lawrence Church, one of the most important examples of German Gothic architecture, and view the exterior of the Imperial Castle (Kaiserburg), a symbol of the city's medieval power. We will also discover Nuremberg’s history, known for its significance in World War II and the famous Nuremberg Trials. After free time to enjoy the city and its gastronomy, we will continue our journey toward Frankfurt.

Upon arrival in Frankfurt, you will take a tour of its historic center, a fascinating mix of medieval and modern architecture. Römerplatz, with its charming timber-framed houses and picturesque Town Hall (Römer), is one of the city’s most iconic places. Here, the cobblestone squares take you back in time, reminiscent of medieval fairs. You will also visit the imposing St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, a Gothic church that has witnessed the coronation of emperors of the Holy Roman Empire. After exploring the city, you will have free time to stroll along the River Main or enjoy the views from the modern Main Tower, one of the tallest skyscrapers in the city, where you can admire the contrast between old and contemporary architecture. Accommodation.

At the scheduled time, departure towards the Netherlands, heading to the charming city of Amsterdam, known as the "Venice of the North." The journey will take you through vast plains, with occasional windmills, typical of the Dutch landscape. Upon arrival, you will dive into a panoramic tour of the city, famous for its interconnected canals, tilted houses, and rich mercantile history. You will begin your day by strolling through the Museum Quarter, one of the most prestigious areas of the city. In this neighborhood, you’ll find some of Europe’s most important museums, such as the Rijksmuseum, home to masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and other great Dutch painters. The Van Gogh Museum is also located here, housing the world’s largest collection of works by this post-impressionist painter, offering a deep insight into his life and art.

You will visit the Munttoren (Mint Tower), one of Amsterdam's most famous medieval towers. Then, take a walk through the floating flower market, a colorful and fragrant spectacle where tulip bulbs, fresh flowers, and souvenirs are sold. In Dam Square, the heart of the city, you will admire the majestic Royal Palace, which is still used by the Dutch monarchy for important events. Not far from there, you will explore the charming Jewish Quarter, full of history, where figures such as philosopher Baruch Spinoza and painter Rembrandt left their mark. In the afternoon, you will have free time to enjoy a boat ride along the famous canals, one of the best ways to see Amsterdam from a unique perspective. Accommodation.

Optional excursion available: CANAL BOAT TOUR. This one-hour tour begins in the heart of the city, near the Central Station. You will navigate the famous 17th-century canals, a UNESCO World Heritage site, admiring majestic merchant houses, Gothic churches, and the iconic architecture of the city. During the tour, you will pass through neighborhoods such as Jordaan and De Pijp, and see landmarks like Anne Frank’s House and the Skinny Bridge. The tour includes an audio guide in 19 languages and commentary from the captain, offering you a unique perspective of Amsterdam.

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Optional excursion available: ROTTERDAM AND BRUSSELS: A EUROPEAN ODYSSEY. We start the day early by traveling to Rotterdam, the second-largest city in the Netherlands. During our visit, we will see the iconic Erasmus Bridge, the Euromast Tower, the New York Hotel, the Markthal, and the famous Cube Houses. After that, we head to Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the European Union. We will enjoy a tour of iconic places such as the Belgian Central Bank, the Brussels Cathedral, the St. Hubert Gallery, and the famous Manneken Pis statue. You will have free time at the Grand Place before meeting with our guide to return to the hotel.

At the scheduled time, departure to the port city of Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany and one of the most important economic and cultural centers in the country. Hamburg is known for its vast port, vibrant nightlife, and modern architecture blended with history. Upon arrival, you will start a tour of the city center, where you’ll admire the magnificent Town Hall, a Renaissance building that symbolizes the city’s prosperity throughout the centuries. One of the highlights will be St. Michael's Church (Michelkirche), one of the largest Baroque churches in northern Germany, famous for its tower that offers panoramic views of the city and the port. The historic Speicherstadt district, once a key center for the spice and carpet trade, now houses modern museums and galleries and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. In this maze of red brick warehouses, you’ll feel the blend of history and modernity that characterizes Hamburg. Free afternoon. Accommodation.

Optional excursion available: VISIT MINIATUR WUNDERLAND. A fascinating experience for all ages, Miniatur Wunderland is the largest miniature world in the world. With miniature trains, planes, boats, and detailed recreations of cities and landscapes from all over the globe, this museum will amaze you with its precision and creativity. An ideal place to immerse yourself in the art of modeling and miniature engineering.

In the morning, we will return to Berlin. Upon arrival, the vibrant capital will greet you with its multicultural character and fascinating history. You will have free time to explore the neighborhood or do some shopping. Accommodation.

Optional excursion available: EXCURSION TO POTSDAM AND VISIT TO THE SACHSENHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP. This tour combines two destinations full of history. Potsdam, famous for its palaces and gardens, is a city that exudes the grandeur of Imperial Prussia. The Sanssouci Palace and its surroundings, with their beautiful gardens, will transport you to another era. The tour then heads to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, a sobering place that serves as a reminder of the dark chapter of World War II. Here, you can reflect on the past and learn more about the horrors of Nazism at this memorial site.

On your last day, you'll have some time to enjoy this fascinating city. Perhaps you’d like to take a final stroll through its streets, visit one last art gallery, or simply relax in one of the city’s many parks. At the scheduled time, transfer to the airport to catch your flight back home (Flight not included).