Prague, Vienna & Budapest for single travellers

• Day 1 - We break up our journey with an overnight stay in Belgium.
• Day 2 - We arrive at our hotel in Prague for two nights. B,D
• Day 3 - Prague sightseeing (included) We spend the day in the elegant Czech capital, marvelling at the sights, including Charles Bridge, Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square, with a little window-shopping and local delicacies along the way. Our walking tour introduces the splendid architecture of Prague Old Town, the world's largest UNESCO monument, whilst our Prague by night tour (optional) gives you the chance to sample the special ambience of the Old Town Square. B,D
• Day 4 - Bratislava (included) We head to Budapest for a two-night stay, calling into Bratislava, Slovakia's largest city, en route. We have a brief orientation of the highlights of this mystical city, with its long history and an exquisitely renovated centre of Baroque palaces, fountains and romantic streets. B,D
• Day 5 - Budapest sightseeing (included) A full day to discover the Hungarian capital at leisure, perhaps taking a stroll along the Danube, or visiting the tempting stores of Vaci Utca street. Our sightseeing tour captures many sights, beginning with a drive to Gellert Hill, then over the famous Chain Bridge and onto the Pest district, passing Heroes Square and the charming Andrassy Road. Finally, we make our way to the Buda castle district. B,D
• Day 6 -GYör and Schönbrunn palace gardens (included). After breakfast, we leave Budapest and drive to the beautiful town of Györ. Time at leisure visiting the old town, Györ offers one of the best-preserved examples of a Hungarian Renaissance and Baroque town. En route to the Vienna woods area for a two-night stay we visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Schönbrunn Palace, which, with its gardens and park will take you into a magnificent world of Baroque culture. B,D
• Day 7 - Vienna (included) and Vienna Sightseeing (optional). The former imperial city of Vienna has a fascinating heritage as the centre of the Habsburg Empire and is also the world capital of classical music, having been home to many famous composers. There are over 80 museums, plus elegant shops and boutiques. Maybe try some Wiener Schnitzel or relax in one of the famous Viennese coffee houses. Our guided tour (optional) will introduce the principal sights, including the Hofburg Palace, the Parliament building, the Opera House, National Theatre and the City Hall. We see the house where Johann Strauss composed the Blue Danube Waltz, before crossing the Danube to see the United Nations complex. We pass the famous Prater Wheel, before returning to the centre. B,D
• Day 8 - During our journey home, we spend a night in Belgium. B
• Day 9 - We arrive in Calais for our return journey home. B

B=Breakfast Br=Brunch L=Lunch D=Dinner