Austria, Hungary, Czechia & Germany Private Tour (10D9N) (GER021)

Today, we will welcome you at Vienna International Airport and take you on a tour of Vienna, the capital of Austria and the city of music that gave birth to legendary composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Johann Strauss, the "Waltz King." Voted one of the world's most livable cities, Vienna boasts excellent urban planning and clean, charming streets.

With lovely public parks and abundant entertainment, classical art blends seamlessly with modern life. You will visit Schönbrunn Palace, the historic imperial residence of the Habsburg dynasty from the 13th to the 20th centuries, featuring 20 open staterooms. Stroll through the palace's beautifully landscaped gardens, then enjoy lunch at the historic Naschmarkt, offering local specialties, international cuisine, and fresh fruits and vegetables to sample.

Next, head into the heart of Vienna to the plaza of Hofburg Palace and visit St. Stephen's Cathedral. Nearby is Kärntner Strasse, a vibrant shopping street lined with shops, souvenir stores, and luxury brand boutiques. View the theater, the Parliament building, and Vienna City Hall with its stunning Gothic architecture.

hotel Overnight Vienna, Austria

Today, travel to Budapest, the capital of Hungary, divided by the Danube River between Buda on the right bank and Pest on the left bank. Visit Fisherman's Bastion, featuring 7 white spires, located on the Buda side. This bastion was built to commemorate the bravery of fishermen who defended the city from invasion. From here, you can see the Parliament and a panoramic view of the city, which is a truly impressive sight.

Next, cross over to the Pest side via Chain Bridge, the first bridge connecting Buda and Pest together. The bridge features large, magnificent, and imposing lion statues. Visit the beautiful Hungarian Parliament Building along the Danube River, an iconic symbol of visiting Budapest. Visit Heroes Square, home to the Millennium Memorial, built to celebrate the one-thousandth anniversary of the founding of the Hungarian kingdom.

hotel Overnight Budapest, Hungary

In the morning, explore the charming artist town of Szentendre to browse local arts and crafts, located just 22 kilometers from Budapest. Then, travel to Bratislava, Slovakia (a distance of 201 kilometers), stopping along the way to shop for designer brands at great discounts at Designer Outlet Parndorf.

Continue to Bratislava, Slovakia. Visit the Slovak Radio Building (Radio and Television Slovakia), renowned for its unique inverted pyramid shape. The ground floor displays the history of broadcasting equipment, fronted by a spacious plaza reminiscent of an old public park. Built in the Socialist Realism style during the Czechoslovak communist era, it was once listed by The Telegraph among the 30 ugliest buildings in the world.

Visit the Presidential Palace, a Rococo-style architectural landmark dating from 1760. Serving as the residence of the President of Slovakia, it is known as the "White House of Slovakia" and was historically used for balls and festivities by the Habsburg aristocracy. Visit the Blue Church (Church of St. Elizabeth), a charming Art Nouveau Catholic church built in 1913 by Hungarian architect Ödön Lechner in honor of Princess Elizabeth, daughter of King Andrew II of Hungary.

Visit the Slovak National Theatre, built in Neo-Renaissance style and opened in 1886, renowned for staging celebrated operas. Former US President George W. Bush also delivered a speech here in 2005.

Admire the Most Apollo bridge, built between 2002 and 2005, a modern architectural landmark that received the top OPAL Award for civil engineering in 2006. Next, visit the Old Town Hall and St. Martin's Cathedral, over 700 years old and the largest, most significant church in Bratislava, where 11 Hungarian kings and queens were crowned, including Maria Theresa of Austria. The cathedral sits close to the Most SNP bridge, famous for its UFO-shaped structure perched on top—a striking landmark featuring a restaurant with 360-degree panoramic views. Finally, visit Bratislava Castle, perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the Danube River. Dating from the 9th to the 18th centuries, it offers magnificent panoramic vistas of the city.

hotel Overnight Bratislava, Slovakia

Today, we take you to explore the capital of Czechia, Prague, a city nestled in the heart of Europe dubbed the “Pearl of Europe.” It is considered one of the most romantic historic cities in the world. We will explore the “Old Town Square” (OLD TOWN SQUARE), which has served as a marketplace since the late 12th century, surrounded by beautifully preserved historic buildings. The Church of Our Lady before Týn (Church of Our Lady Before Tyn) has been the main church of the Old Town since the 14th century, featuring 80-meter-high towers flanked by four small spires. St. Nicholas Church (Church of St. Nicolas) is a historic Hussite church featuring magnificent Baroque architecture; beyond being a place of worship, it regularly hosts classical music performances. Admire the over 600-year-old Astronomical Clock, and stroll across Charles Bridge spanning the Vltava River, a memorable landmark for every couple.

Visit Wenceslas Square, another significant landmark of modern Prague, serving as the starting point of the city's famous shopping boulevard as well as a lively hub of nightlife in this beautiful city. This square was once the focal point of the historic protests that led to the overthrow of the Soviet-backed communist regime, ultimately liberating the Czech nation. Next, visit Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world, home to St. Vitus Cathedral (St.Vitus Cathedral), royal palaces, churches, and the charming Golden Lane, lined with historic, colorful little houses.

hotel Overnight Prague, Czechia

Today, we take you to Karlovy Vary, the famous thermal spa town of Czechia. Its mineral waters have long been regarded as natural remedies, historically drawing visitors from near and far to drink and heal. The town offers stunning scenery from above, with picturesque buildings nestled along the hillsides. A renowned wellness destination since the 19th century, celebrities from across the globe have traveled here to take the healing waters. It also hosts a prestigious international film festival every year and ranks as Czechia's third most visited destination, situated about 127 km west of Prague. Designed around health and relaxation, the town features lovely parks and a tranquil ambiance, with the Teplá River flowing through the center—perfect for a scenic walk. Enjoy charming boutiques, refreshing valley greenery, well-dressed people, and many visitors from Russia.

This charming town features 13 main natural thermal springs. We invite you to taste the healthy mineral water from fountains across town, celebrated as a “gift from nature granted by God.” Sip from traditional ceramic spa cups with special spouts, which also make delightful souvenirs.

Travel to Dresden, Germany, a gorgeous city nestled along the Elbe River. As the capital of Saxony, it is affectionately dubbed the “Florence on the Elbe” and is ranked among the most beautiful cities in Europe, renowned for its scenic landscape and Renaissance architecture.

Visit the historic Dresden Frauenkirche, the city's iconic landmark. In front of the church stands the statue of Martin Luther, leader of the Protestant Reformation; it is considered the most magnificent Baroque Protestant church in Germany.

If you wish, we can take you to visit Pillnitz Castle, a Baroque palace along the Elbe River that once served as the residence of the Kings of Saxony. Visit Zwinger Palace, the historic summer residence of the rulers of Saxony, located on the banks of the Elbe River and built in Baroque style. It features a main pavilion surrounded by three arched galleries interconnected by elevated walkways, with courtyard gardens, fountains, and lush greenery.

Today, it houses renowned art collections, most notably the famous Sistine Madonna featuring the beloved little cherubs. From here, stroll through the Old Town past the magnificent porcelain mural wall and finish in front of the church. Take a walk along the riverfront to admire the panorama at Brühl’s Terrace (Bruhl’s Terrace), with free time for shopping at your leisure.

hotel Overnight Dresden

In the morning, explore Nuremberg, Germany's former unofficial capital. Enjoy panoramic city views framed by the prominent Imperial Castle. We take you on a walking tour of the historic Old Town, documented as far back as 1300 AD, encircled by city walls stretching over 5 kilometers. Inside, discover several major highlights, including the world-famous Hauptmarkt (Market Square). During the Christmas season, it is filled with festive stalls and sparkling holiday decorations, while throughout the rest of the year, local vendors offer fresh agricultural produce, fruits, and an array of colorful flowers. Nearby stands Der Schöne Brunnen (Schoner Brunnen), or the Beautiful Fountain, and right beside it is the Frauenkirche, another key symbol of the city, built of red brick rather than stone unlike typical Gothic churches.

Next, visit Nuremberg Castle and the city walls. In the afternoon, travel to another charming and romantic town: Rothenburg ob der Tauber, covering a distance of 104 km in about 1 hour and 10 minutes. Rothenburg sits along the Tauber River in northern Bavaria, west of Nuremberg. It is a medieval gem dating back to the height of the knightly era, meticulously preserved and beloved by travelers worldwide. Enclosed by medieval town walls, it transports you right back in time. Stroll through the Marktplatz square, home to the Town Hall, visit the nearby St. James's Church (St. Jacob Church), and relax in the Burggarten (Castle Garden).

Capture photos at the town's most iconic landmark, the Plönlein (Plonlein), or Little Square.

hotel Overnight Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Today, travel to admire the fairy-tale beauty of Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany's most famous castle and the inspiration for Disney's Cinderella Castle, built by King Ludwig II. Perched on a hill, it can be reached by horse-drawn carriage, on foot, or by shuttle bus, evoking a nostalgic historic atmosphere. The castle summit commands sweeping, endless panoramic views. Tour the magnificent interior of the castle. Afterwards, we take you to visit Füssen (Fussen), a Bavarian hub located just 4 km away. This charming town lies 5 km north of the Austrian border with a population of around 14,000. Renowned for its heritage of violin making, enjoy a relaxing stroll through downtown Füssen.

hotel Overnight Füssen

Today, we travel to Munich, Germany. Munich is one of Germany's wealthiest cities, the manufacturing home of BMW, and the capital of Bavaria. Ranking as the country's third-largest city (after Berlin and Hamburg), it is also one of Europe's most prosperous cities, world-famous for its beer festival and the renowned FC Bayern Munich football club. It is a fantastic shopping haven loved by travelers, offering an abundance of shopping destinations. Take a stroll through the Old Town at Marienplatz, the pedestrian square featuring the golden Column of St. Mary (Mariensäule) and the 85-meter-high clock tower with 32 almost life-sized dancing figures. We also view the exterior of the Munich Residence (Residenz München), Germany's largest and most famous city palace, which served as the seat and residence of Bavarian monarchs for over 500 years.

Visit the BMW Showroom to discover the brand's latest innovations, located opposite the Olympic Stadium Park, and explore Nymphenburg Palace. Enjoy shopping at your leisure around Odeonsplatz and Karlsplatz to pick up souvenirs before heading back home to Thailand.

hotel Overnight Munich, Germany

Today is the final day of the trip. In the morning, we take you to visit Nymphenburg Palace (Nymphenberg Palace), located on the outskirts of Munich. Renowned for its stunning Baroque architecture, it served as the summer residence of the Wittelsbach monarchs. Today, it is open as a museum displaying a wealth of paintings, fine art, and period furniture, complemented by beautiful gardens populated with swans and ducks out front. Afterwards, we transfer you to the airport 3 hours prior to flight departure for check-in on your journey back to Bangkok.