11D8N Enchanting Vienna, Prague, Budapest & Munich

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• Budapest – Capital of Hungary the two halves of the Hungarian capital are now generally called Buda and Pest and are characteristically separated by the Danube flowing between them.

• Buda Old Town - Buda is the place in the city where the ancient kings used to reside and gives a truly ancient feel of medieval times. It is a is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with classical buildings, caves and churches!

• Fisherman’s Bastion - One of the top Budapest attractions. The present day lovely lookout towers / decorative fortification of Fisherman’s Bastion were built in the 19th century to serve as a lookout tower for the best panoramic views in Budapest, Hungary.

• Matthias Church – The Church is one of the most known monument building. Though it seems like a 19th century Neo-Gothic church, according to historical sources, the original building was built in the 13th century. It was also used to be Buda’s primary mosque during the Ottoman occupation of the country!

• Heroes Square - Take a journey through Hungarian history. An outdoor World Heritage site, lined with monumental statues. Heroes' Square is the largest square in Budapest and, as such, it is often selected as a location for cultural, religious and political events.

• Budapest Mosque - in the heart of Hungary, serving the local Muslim community and tourists in the area. These facilities are offered by the Hungarian Islamic Community.

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• Bratislava - Discover Bratislava, the Capital of Slovakia uniquely situated on the border of three countries.

• Bratislava’s old town hall - Comprised of a few different buildings, but, what is especially interesting is when and how they were built. You will be able to find four different architectural styles: Baroque, Gothic, Neo-Gothic, and Renaissance!

• Parndorf Designer Outlet – Experience the unique shopping experience of this exclusive outlet in a beautiful setting inspired by traditional Austrian architecture. It houses more than 160 designer stores, cafes, and restaurants.

Note: There will be a prayer room at Parndorf

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• Vienna – Get to explore Austria’s capital that is famous for its artistic and intellectual legacy that was shaped by its residents including Mozart, Beethoven and Sigmund Freud! The city is also known for its imperial palaces.

• Schönbrunn Palace - Austria's most frequently visited tourist attraction. The site of the Palace of Schönbrunn is outstanding as one of the most impressive and well preserved Baroque ensembles of its kind in Europe. Here, you'll be able to witness the grandeur and beauty that conveys an authentic impression of the imperial lifestyle.

• Vienna Old Town - Also known as Innere Stadt, it is a designated World Heritage Site. The “inner city” abounds in upscale shops and cafes lining pedestrianized Kärntner Strasse and Graben, with art galleries and restaurants dotting the surrounding streets.

• St Stephen’s Cathedral is the symbol of Vienna. With its 137-meter-high spire and richly decorated roof, it is the city's most important Gothic edifice and represents eight centuries of architectural history. It also has the second-biggest free-swinging chimed church bell in Europe!

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• Brno – This is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and the largest city of Moravia. It was the capital of Moravia between 1641 and 1948.

• Liberty Square – Watch the legends of the city come to life at Liberty Square, which is dotted with medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings, with notable sculptures and statues. After that, consider picking some fresh fruit or flowers at the cabbage market. Throughout the center, you'll find cafes, restaurants, and shops too!

• The Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul - This neo-Gothic cathedral is famous for the bells that always ring at 11am instead of noon, a tradition that dates back to a 1645 siege by the Swedes. It is a national monument, and is also depicted on the Czech Republic’s 10-crown coin!

• Brno Mosque - The Brno Mosque is one of the first mosques built in Czech Republic, and has served the local Muslim community there since 1998!

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• Prague - The capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. The city's historic buildings and narrow, winding streets are testament to its centuries-old role as capital of the historic region of Bohemia. Prague lies on the banks of the beautiful, meandering Vltava River that reflects the city's golden spires and 9th century castle that dominates the skyline.

• Prague Castle is the largest coherent castle complex in the world, with an area of almost 70,000 m², according to the Guinness Book of World Records! It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Fun fact: The last members of the Royal Family who stayed in the castle were Princess Diana and Charles in 1991!

• St. Vitus Cathedral - Within the Prague Castle, you will visit St. Vitus Cathedral. This Gothic cathedral is a spiritual symbol of the Czech state that took nearly 600 years to finish being constructed.

• Golden Lane - A quaint little street filled with colorful houses best describes the charming Golden Lane in Prague. This unique street is situated inside Prague Castle and is home to interesting historical facts.

• Royal Palace - It is one of the oldest parts of Prague Castle, dating from 1135. It was originally used only by Czech princesses, but from the 13th to the 16th centuries it was the king’s own palace.

• Wenceslas Square - No trip to Prague would be complete without a visit to Wenceslas Square! It is the main square in Prague and is located in New Town in a busy part of the city. It’s an amazing location filled with shops, businesses, and residences alike. The hustle and bustle of the area are sure to offer a little something for everyone.

• Prague’s Jewish Quarter is one of the most impressive places in the capital of the Czech Republic. It is listed as UNESCO World Heritage site since 1992, and is definitely a place that you must visit when in Prague. It is not only a reminder of a tragic part of the world’s history but also for its undeniable beauty and charm.

• Old Town Square is the real heart of Prague. The famous Prague Astronomical Clock, also known as Orloj, is a medieval astronomical clock mounted on the Old Town Hall and shows the current position of selected celestial objects. The Old Town Hall is a complex of connected medieval buildings. The tower of the Old Town Hall was completed in 1364, and at that time it was the tallest structure in the city.

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• Salzburg - is an Austrian city on the border of Germany. The city is divided by the Salzach River, with medieval and baroque buildings of the pedestrian Altstadt (Old City) on its left bank, facing the 19th-century Neustadt (New City) on its right. It is also the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

• Mirabel Gardens was built in 1606 together with the palace and were completely redesigned under archbishop Johann Ernst von Thun in 1690. The underlying geometrical form, which is typical for the Baroque period, is still clearly recognizable.

• Getreidegasse is the bustling heart of Salzburg's Old Town, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996! Its unmistakable charm as well as Mozart's Birthplace makes it an irresistible destination for countless visitors from around the world! Well known for the architecture of houses, Getreidegasse is also known as a famous shopping lane of Salzburg.

• Turan Moschee - Visit this top-rated mosque listed in Salzburg.

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• Hallstatt (Optional) - Hallstatt is a village on Lake Hallstatt's western shore in Austria's mountainous Salzkammergut region. Its 16th-century Alpine houses and alleyways are home to cafes and shops. A funicular railway connects to Salzwelten, an ancient salt mine with a subterranean salt lake, and to Skywalk Hallstatt viewing platform. A trail leads to the Echern Valley glacier garden with glacial potholes and Waldbachstrub Waterfall.

• Munich - Visit the capital of Bavaria, southern Germany. It is Bavaria’s largest city and the third largest city in Germany (after Berlin and Hamburg).

• BMW Welt - BMW Welt combines futuristic architecture with fascinating insights into the present and future of mobility. Immerse yourself in the variety of the BMW Group brand world with our exhibitions

• Frauenkirche – See the most iconic landmark of the city, built on top of a Romanesque church that dated back to the 12th century.

• The Viktualienmarkt is one of the top sights in the center of Munich. Here, you're able to buy fresh exotic produce like fruits and vegetables as well as traditional Bavarian delicacies.

• Al Ahibba Moschee – Visit this local mosque in Munich!

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• Free & leisure day

You may wish to join an optional tour indicated as followed:

• Neuschwanstein Castle (Optional) - Germany is home to many iconic castles in the world and is a must-see for any traveler. Not only the castle itself is breathtakingly beautiful, but the views of the surrounding countryside from the castle are spectacular. The castle was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 19th century, and its architecture and design are a marvel to behold and looks like something out of a fairytale storybook! Neuschwanstein Castle is a great way to get a glimpse into Bavaria’s past.

• Innsbruck (Optional) – Innsbruck is a colorful, picturesque city nestled in the Austrian Alps. It sits in a valley and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. This is a city with endless view where you're able to ride cable cars to the mountain peaks, or climb the Town Tower for unbeatable views!

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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and free time before your flight.

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