Eastern Europe
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Discover the diverse beauty of Eastern Europe in spectacular countries like Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Austria on one of our fully escorted holidays! Each of these locations are deeply distinctive and unique in their own ways – with an array of fascinating cultures, cuisines, histories and sceneries to experience. In Poland’s former capital Kraków, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Old Town, a historic central district with one of the largest medieval squares in Europe. There is also the incredible Old Town Hall in Prague, which is home to the famous Astronomical Clock – it is a medieval marvel, featuring immensely symbolic intricate figures. These incredible wonders are dotted all around Eastern Europe – so browse today and join us in uncovering them with like-minded others!
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Imperial Capitals – Prague, Budapest and Vienna
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Uncover rich history, unique culture and stunning architecture on this incredible tour, visiting three of Europe's most iconic cities.
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Save up to £150 per person on your river cruise
Take in the destinations that line the riverbanks of the majestic Danube on this remarkable journey through the heart of Europe.
- 7 nights cruising on a full-board basis
- 6 nights hotel with continental breakfast and 4 evening meals
- Services onboard the ship of a Cruise Director & Manager
- Welcome drink and Captain's Gala Dinner
- Complimentary tea, coffee and Wi-Fi
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Polish Discovery by Express Coach
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Discover Poland's picturesque scenery and fascinating history on this exciting coach holiday.
- 6 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- 6 evening meals
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From Berlin and Budapest to Vienna and Kraków, uncover the very best of Eastern Europe's most remarkable cities on this grand adventure.
- 13 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- 9 evening meals
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Save up to £150 per person on your river cruise
Uncover the spectacular scenery and incredible sights of three rivers – the Rhine, Main, and famous ‘Blue Danube’ – on this river cruise.
- 11 nights cruising on a full-board basis
- 2 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- Services onboard the ship of a Cruise Director & Manager
- Welcome drink and Captain's Gala Dinner
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Eastern Europe Highlights
This breathtaking place has rich history and fascinating culture to uncover – the ancient spirit of the region can be felt as you stroll through the magnificent towns and cities. See Hungary’s fantastic capital city, Budapest, with its monumental and opulent Parliament buildings, churches and bridges. Explore the gorgeous Castle District and picturesque gardens of the ‘City of a Hundred Spires’ known as Prague. Or immerse yourself in the musical and cultural legacy of dazzling Vienna, with monuments dedicated to Maria Theresia, Mozart and Radetzky as well as the iconic State Opera House. There is nothing quite like Eastern European food, with its cuisine focusing on grains and crops. Many of the dishes are considered comfort foods – ones which you can eat more than once! Poland in particular is known for its hearty dishes like dumplings, stews and potato pancakes – all of which will fill you up but still leave you wanting more. Join us in experiencing the best of Eastern Europe on your next discovery; from tradition and folklore to architectural wonders and rich gastronomy, enjoy a holiday to remember.
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Auschwitz – The experience to mankind’s unspeakable horrors is as important a visit as to anywhere on earth
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Things to Do & Local attractions
- Kraków’s Old Town is a sprawling centre filled with incredible architecture, bustling restaurants and shops View Tour
- Stroll through the colourful Old Town of Prague, dominated by Baroque Gothic architecture View Tour
- See the Hungarian Parliament on the Danube River – one of the most stunning buildings in BudapestView Tour
- Soak up the grandeur of the former imperial summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty, Schönbrunn Palace View Tour
Food and Drink
Svíčková Na Smetaně
Considered one of the best sauce-based dishes in the Czech Republic, Svíčková Na Smetaně is a must-try. After slow cooking a sirloin steak, this recipe adds a range of vegetables and spices along with double cream, boiled to make a splendid sauce, which is enjoyed with dumplings on the side.
Pierogi
Pierogi are delicious dumplings, filled with a variety of different foods – both savoury and sweet. A common and popular variation uses potato and cheese, but sweet fruits and berries can also be added. This flexible dish is the most iconic meal in Poland!
Goulash
Both Austria and Hungary have a different take on the famous dish Goulash, with the Hungarian Goulash, one of the national dishes of the country, being more of a soup, and the Austrian, a thick gravy. Both use meat and vegetables seasoned with paprika and other spices.
Malakoff-Schokolade-Torte
The Malakoff torte, a classic dish in Vienna, is a stunning dessert using sponge fingers and a crème filling to achieve a soft and light cake. The dish requires no baking, making it effortless to make and effortlessly delicious!
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With so much on offer, you might need some inspiration! We’ve hand-picked a selection of favourite destinations and provided an overview of the very best highlights...
Prague Highlights
Charles Bridge
One of the most recognisable bridges in Europe, Charles Bridge crosses the beautiful Vltava River. Lined with impressive Baroque statues which have been inspiring poets and novelists since its creation, the bridge is steeped in history and is a true architectural treasure.
Old Town
The perfect place to soak up the charming atmosphere of Prague, the Old Town is home to many of the city’s finest historic monuments. A particular highlight is its Astronomical Clock – when the clock strikes the hour, the procession of the Twelve Apostles sets in motion.
Prague Castle
The largest castle complex in the world, Prague Castle dominates the skyline and houses some of the city’s popular sights, including St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George's Basilica and the Golden Lane. Dating back to the 9th century, the castle has been a seat of power for kings, emperors, and presidents alike.
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Budapest Highlights
Buda Castle
Towering over the capital atop Castle Hill, Buda Castle boasts rich history and is a melting pot of architectural styles. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the castle’s interior houses the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum, whilst a bronze equestrian statue of Prince Eugene of Savoy can be found in front of the castle.
Hungarian Parliament
Nestled on the banks of the Danube, the Hungarian Parliament Building is one of the largest parliament buildings in the world. King Steven’s crown jewels are on display within, and the exterior features neo-Gothic spires, gargoyles, and a dome that peaks at 97 metres – it’s no surprise the building attracts nearly 70,000 visitors each year.
St. Stephen’s Basilica
Budapest’s most photographed monument, St. Stephen’s Basilica is dedicated to St. Stephen – the first king of Hungary. With impressive architecture, an opulent interior featuring intricate paintings, and breathtaking views from its dome, many recognise this sight as the jewel in Budapest’s crown.
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