CZECHIA, AUSTRIA, SLOVAKIA, HUNGARY ITINERARY
Return to Trips List| Day 1: Leave home |
| Day 2: Arrive in Prague |
| Day 3: Prague |
| Day 4: Prague |
| Day 5: Prague |
| Day 6: Transfer to Cesky Krumlov |
| Day 7: Cesky Krumlov |
| Day 8: Transfer to Vienna |
| Day 9: Vienna |
| Day 10: Vienna |
| Day 11: Train to Budapest - 2 1/2 hours |
| Day 12: Budapest |
| Day 13: Budapest |
| Day 14: Budapest |
| Day 15: Budapest |
| Day 16: Fly home |
We will spend our first four nights in Prague.
A day trip to Kutna Hora will give us a chance to see St. Barbara's Church and Sedlec Ossuary (the "Bone Church".) The train from Prague takes less than an hour. Be sure to get a ticket all the way to the city center so you don't have to waste time buying another ticket for the local train at the main station.
We can travel to Cesky Krumlov by private transfer with several interesting options for stops enroute. We will spend two nights in this World Heritage site.
Vienna is about three hours from Cesky Krumlov by private transfer, and we can add a stop at Melk Abbey. We will spend three nights in Vienna.
Melk Abbey
Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is only an hour from Vienna by train, making it an excellent choice for a day trip.
Budapest is two hours forty minutes from Bratislava by train. Private transfer would take about the same time and we could include a stop in picturesque Gyor. We will be in Budapest for five nights.
Gyor
A good option for a day trip from Budapest, Szentendre is a pretty village on the Danube just forty minutes away by train. It is known for its art museums and galleries.