Private Europe Tour (GER015) Austria-Hungary-Czechia-Germany (8 Days 7 Nights)

Today, we will welcome you at Vienna Airport and take you on a tour of Vienna, the capital of Austria and the city of music. In modern times, it has been voted the world's most livable city due to its exceptional urban planning, complete with parks, art, and entertainment. Vienna is a city of classical art, clean, highly livable, and charming to visit, where timeless art blends seamlessly with modern life.

You will explore 20 rooms of Schönbrunn Palace (Schönbrunn Palace) and stroll through the beautifully landscaped palace gardens. Enjoy lunch at the city's historic market, Naschmarkt, offering an array of international cuisines to sample, along with local products and fresh fruits and vegetables.

Afterward, head into the heart of Vienna to the courtyard of the Hofburg Palace, home to St. Stephen's Cathedral, and Kärntner Straße (Kärntner Straße) shopping street, lined with numerous shops, trendy souvenirs, and luxury designer brands. Admire the Gothic-style Vienna City Hall (Rathaus), the theater, and the Parliament.

hotel Overnight Vienna, Austria : Motel One Wien-Hauptbahnhof

Today, we travel to Budapest, the capital of Hungary, where the Danube River flows between Buda and Pest.

We take you to visit Fisherman's Bastion, a stunning and grand white castle-like terrace on the Buda side. From here, you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the Parliament and the city.

Then, we cross over to the Pest side via the Chain Bridge, which connects Buda and Pest and features majestic lion statues. We will also visit the magnificent Hungarian Parliament Building along the Danube River, an iconic symbol of any visit to Budapest.

hotel Overnight Budapest, Hungary : Maverick City Lodge

Today, we travel to Bratislava, Slovakia. Along the way, we stop for shopping at Designer Outlet Parndorf to pick up brand-name items at great discount prices. Afterwards, we continue to Bratislava, Slovakia, and visit the Slovak Radio building (Radio and Television Slovakia), shaped like an inverted pyramid. The ground floor houses a small exhibition of radio equipment, fronted by a spacious square like an old park. The Slovak Radio building was built in the Socialist style during the communist Czechoslovak era and was listed by The Telegraph as one of the 30 ugliest buildings in the world.

Visit the Presidential Palace (Grassalkovich Palace), a Rococo-style architectural masterpiece dating back to 1760. Serving as the residence of the President of Slovakia, it is known as Slovakia's White House. In the past, the Presidential Palace was used for various festivities of the Habsburg dynasty.

We also visit the Blue Church (Church of St. Elisabeth), a Catholic church built in 1913 in the Art Nouveau style by Hungarian architect ?d?n Lechner in honor of Princess Elisabeth, daughter of King Andrew II of Hungary. Next, admire the Slovak National Theatre, built in Neo-Renaissance style and open since 1886, which has hosted many famous operas. George W. Bush also gave a speech here in 2005.

Visit the Most Apollo bridge, built between 2002 and 2005, making it relatively modern; it won the prestigious OPAL award for civil engineering in 2006. We then visit the Old Town Hall.

Visit St.Matin's Cathedral, which is over 700 years old and the largest and most important church in Bratislava, having served as the coronation site for 11 Hungarian kings and queens, including Maria Theresa of Austria. This cathedral is located near the Most SNP bridge, famous for its UFO-shaped structure perched on top—a prominent landmark featuring a restaurant with 360-degree panoramic views. We also visit Bratislava Castle.

hotel Overnight Bratislava, Slovakia : Vienna House Easy Bratislava

Today, we take you to Prague, the capital of Czechia, located in the heart of Europe. Nicknamed the “Pearl of Europe,” it is considered one of the most romantic historic cities in the world. We explore Old Town Square, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, and the Church of St. Nicholas. Marvel at the 600-year-old Astronomical Clock, walk across the iconic Charles Bridge spanning the Vltava River—a romantic landmark cherished by every couple—and visit Wenceslas Square, a vibrant shopping avenue.

We then visit Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world, home to St. Vitus Cathedral, royal palaces, churches, and Golden Lane, a historic street lined with charming, colorful little houses.

hotel Overnight Prague, Czechia : Adeba Hotel

Today, we take you to Karlovy Vary, the famous mineral spa town of Czechia. The mineral waters here have long been considered a healing elixir, drawing people from all directions in the past to drink and heal ailments. The town is breathtaking when viewed from above, with picturesque buildings nestled along the hillsides.

Renowned as a wellness resort since the 19th century, celebrities from around the world have traveled here to drink the mineral waters. Karlovy Vary is also famous for its annual world-class film festival and ranks as Czechia's third most popular tourist destination, located about 127 km west of Prague.

Designed as a wellness town, it features lovely parks, a relaxing ambiance, and the Teplá River flowing through the town center—perfect for a leisurely stroll. You will find charming shops, lush greenery, and surrounding valleys, with well-dressed locals and many international visitors.

This charming small town has 13 main natural thermal mineral springs. We invite you to taste the natural mineral waters around the colonnades. These healthy springs are known as a “gift bestowed by God and nature.” The taste is quite unique and astringent, traditionally sipped from special spouted ceramic cups that make wonderful souvenirs.

Afterward, we return to spend the night in Prague.

hotel Overnight Prague, Czechia : Adeba Hotel

Today, we travel to Cesky Krumlov, an enchanting town that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. Cesky Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is considered one of the most charming towns in Europe and an all-time favorite among Thai travelers. With its delightful historic houses in vibrant colors, encircled by the horseshoe loop of the Vltava River and crowned by a grand castle on the hill, it feels like stepping into a fairytale realm of knights. The town has a rich history of over 300 years under the House of Rožmberk (the Rose family) before passing to the Eggenbergs, renowned for the Eggenberg brewery that still stands in town today. A must-try here is the local cuisine—virtually every restaurant is delicious, especially the grilled dishes and Czech pork knuckle. Don't forget to order an Eggenberg beer!

Visit Cesky Krumlov Castle (Castle Tour), boasting magnificent architecture from various eras with well-preserved historic furnishings.

Stroll through the town square and discover many charming shops. Enjoy free time for shopping, take a relaxed walk around town, and savor renowned local specialties at Krčma v Šatlavské Ulici, an atmospheric European tavern serving barbecue and hearty soups.

hotel Overnight Cesky Krumlov, Czechia : Penzion Na Spicaku

Today, we travel to Munich, Germany. Munich is one of Germany's wealthiest cities, the home of BMW manufacturing, and the capital of Bavaria. It is the third-largest city in the country (after Berlin and Hamburg), one of Europe's most prosperous metropolises, and a city of beer festivals and soccer fans. It is also a shopper's paradise, offering abundant shopping opportunities and vibrant commercial life.

Take a stroll through the Old Town around Marienplatz, a pedestrian square featuring the golden Marian Column (Mariensäule), the 85-meter clock tower with its 32 nearly life-sized dancing figures (Glockenspiel), and the Munich Residenz (exterior view).

Visit BMW Welt, showcasing the latest innovations of BMW, located opposite Olympiapark, as well as Nymphenburg Palace. Enjoy free time for shopping around Odeonsplatz and Karlsplatz to pick up souvenirs before heading back home to Thailand.

hotel Overnight Munich, Germany : Holiday Inn Express Munich City West

Today is the final day of the trip. We transfer you to the airport 3 hours before flight departure to check in for your flight back to Bangkok. If your flight is in the afternoon or evening and you have free time in the morning, we can take you around Munich for some final sightseeing or last-minute souvenir shopping as you wish, before transferring you to Munich Airport.