Bohemian Europe Group Tour: 3 Weeks

Your tour starts off in Berlin, where you’ll meet your tour leader and fellow travellers in the early evening in the hostel.

What to Expect:

Welcome to the capital of cool. Berlin, expect to immerse yourself in a city that’s bursting with artistic energy, eclectic neighborhoods, and a rich history. You can explore iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate, wander through the vibrant streets of Kreuzberg, and savor street food at the Markthalle Neun. Berlin is a city that never sleeps, so get ready for legendary nightlife and a taste of its famous club scene. We’d also recommend a currywurst.

Included Activity:

  Group Visit to the East Side Gallery Your trip kicks off with a visit to the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall. It’s a powerful symbol of unity and creativity.

Suggested:

  Pub Crawl Embark on a Berlin Pub Crawl to discover the city’s legendary nightlife. Join fellow travelers on a tour of Berlin’s hottest bars and clubs.
  Street Art Safari: Explore the city’s vibrant street art scene in the alternative neighborhoods of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain
  TV Tower Visit the TV Tower for panoramic views of this captivating city. You’ll ascend to the top for breathtaking vistas and perhaps enjoy a meal in its revolving restaurant.

Train to Prague – 5 hours

Prague, the enchanting city of a hundred spires, is waiting to captivate you! Get ready to explore a city where history, culture, and nightlife converge.

What to Expect:

In Prague, expect to be transported to a fairy tale. This city boasts stunning architecture, historic cobblestone streets, and a lively atmosphere. Discover the iconic Prague Castle, stroll along the Charles Bridge, and savor traditional Czech cuisine at charming local restaurants. As night falls, the city’s pubs and clubs come to life, offering unforgettable nightlife.

Included Activity:

Medieval Tavern Show: Dive into history with a Medieval Tavern show featuring a delightful 5-course meal and drinks…as well as belly dancers, wrestlers, fire and plenty more weird and wonderful delights!

Suggested:

  Prague Castle: Explore the iconic Prague Castle and delve into its rich history. Don’t forget to allow a bit more time to wander around the grounds and admire the stunning view over the city!

 Nuclear Bunker & Communism Tour: Uncover the secrets of the Cold War with a visit to a Nuclear Bunker and an insightful Communism Tour.

 Beer Exploration: Czechs drink the most beer per capita in Europe – so it’s only right that you sample a few Czech Pilsner beers at the Old Town pub to learn your favorite.

Train to Vienna – 4 hours

Vienna, the city of music and imperial grandeur, is your next destination. Get ready for a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.

What to Expect:

In Vienna, expect to be charmed by its cultural richness. The city is a treasure trove of historic landmarks, cozy coffee houses, and wine taverns. Explore splendid palaces like Schönbrunn, savor authentic Wiener Schnitzel, or attend a classical concert in the city of music.

Included Activity:

 Prater Park: Dive into the city’s vibrant energy with a visit to Prater Park, an iconic amusement park offering endless fun, thrills, the iconic Riesenrad Ferris wheel, and great views of the city.

Suggested:

 Schönbrunn Palace: Explore the opulent halls and manicured gardens of Schönbrunn Palace, a testament to Vienna’s imperial history and grandeur.

 Visit the Spanish Riding School of Vienna: Witness the grace and beauty of the Spanish Riding School, a testament to Vienna’s equestrian heritage.

  Musical Interlude: Immerse yourself in Vienna’s rich musical tradition by attending a classical concert in a city renowned for its musical heritage.

Train to Budapest – 3 hours

Budapest, the enchanting jewel along the Danube River, promises an unforgettable adventure. This Eastern European gem is a splendid blend of rich culinary delights, craft beverages, illuminated architectural wonders, and scenic river escapades.

What to Expect:

Budapest beckons both day and night, offering a wide spectrum of experiences. Immerse yourself in its unique nocturnal world by exploring the hidden ruin bars scattered across Pest. These once-decrepit structures have been revitalized into independent restaurants, bars, and markets, serving some of the city’s finest food and drink.

Included Activity:

 Szechenyi Baths: Immerse yourself in the luxurious Szechenyi Baths, a thermal oasis that’s been a local treasure for generations.

Suggested:

 Explore Budapest’s Eclectic Markets: Dive into Budapest’s quirky markets and shops, where you’ll discover unique treasures.

Ruin Pub Crawl: Dive into the city’s vibrant nightlife with a Ruin Pub Crawl, where historic buildings find new life as bustling restaurants, bars, and markets.

Visit the Hungarian Parliament: Marvel at the architectural marvel that is the Hungarian Parliament, a symbol of the city’s rich history and grandeur.

Bus to Ljubjana – 6 hours

Nestled in the heart of Slovenia, Ljubljana is a vibrant capital city that effortlessly blends history with modern European charm. With its lively streets, friendly locals, and an abundance of green spaces, Ljubljana promises an enchanting experience.

What to Expect:

Ljubljana is a city that whispers tales from its past as you stroll through its romantic Old Town. A harmonious blend of rich history and modern vitality, it invites you to explore its inspiring architecture, bustling riverfront eateries, and a nightlife that tempts you to dance the night away.

Included Activity:

Day Trip to Lake Bled: This emerald-green lake, adorned with a picture-postcard church on an islet, a medieval castle perched on a rocky cliff, and the stunning Julian Alps as a backdrop, is a true gem.

Suggested:

Postojna Cave: Delve into the mesmerizing depths of Postojna Cave, a subterranean wonderland of limestone formations and underground adventures.
Vipava Valley: Embark on a journey to the renowned Vipava Valley, a haven for wine enthusiasts where you can savor some of Slovenia’s finest wines.
  Ljubljanica River: Take a leisurely boat ride along the scenic Ljubljanica River, providing a unique perspective of the city.

Train to Zagreb – 3 hours

Welcome to Croatia! It’s just a short stop here, but enough time to get aquainted with this lovely city.

What to Expect:

Zagreb effortlessly combines tradition with modernity. This city is a treasure trove of European culture and civilization, where quaint street markets sit between chic restaurants and a vibrant nightlife scene.

As this is a short stopover, there is no official included activity in Zagreb. Don’t worry though as we’ve added an extra one in Plitvice!

Suggested:

Museum of Broken Relationships: Visit the intriguing Museum of Broken Relationships, a fascinating display of love and heartbreak.
Mirogoj Cemetery: Explore the serene beauty of Mirogoj Cemetery, a peaceful place steeped in history.
Dolac Market: Wander around the red umbrellas at the bustling Dolac Market, soaking in the lively atmosphere and checking out the many things on offer at this vibrant hub of Croatian life.

Bus to Plitvice – 2 hours

Plitvice, nestled within the rugged landscapes of Croatia, is a natural haven of extraordinary beauty.

What to Expect:

Plitvice promises a sensory feast for nature lovers. From the soothing sounds of waterfalls to the sight of fish darting through crystal-clear waters, this destination offers an enchanting experience amidst stunning natural scenery.

Included:

  Visit to Plitvice National Park: During your stay in Plitvice, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the awe-inspiring Plitvice National Park. Explore the park’s cascading lakes, dense forests, and pristine landscapes, immersing yourself in its untouched beauty.

  TBC We’re still working on finalising the second of your activities in Plitvice – but you can expect for it to be outdoorsy, taking advantage of this areas beauty.

Suggested:

Sunset Hike: Starting from your hostel, head off on a relatively short sunset hike to witness this gorgeous area’s transformation under the evening light.
Pljesevica Mountain Hike: Challenge yourself with a tough hike to the Bosnian Border on a Pljesevica mountain trek, enjoying breathtaking vistas and abandoned Yugoslavian airfields and hangars.
Mreznica River: Feel the adrenaline as you partake in thrilling whitewater kayaking down the Mreznica River.

Bus to Split – 4 hours

Finally, Split. A charming city along the Adriatic Sea in Croatia, is a delightful blend of rich history, stunning architecture, and picturesque beaches. As the heart of Dalmatia, it brings together the best of Croatian culture and Mediterranean lifestyle.

What to Expect:

Explore the city’s historic center, where Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands tall amidst contemporary life. Stroll along the bustling Riva promenade, relax at Marjan Park, and soak up the Mediterranean vibes on its sun-kissed beaches. You’ll see why Split is quickly making a name for itself as a leading destination in Europe.

Be sure to head to the beach on your final night with the group to watch the sun set over your time in this incredible country, and your trip.

If you’d like to have some extra time to explore Split, or to fit in with the most convenient flight times, then you can include a night of post-trip accommodation before heading to the airport the following day.

Did you also know that you’re just in time to explore Croatia by boat? Ask us about how to add on a group sailing trip around the beautiful islands off the coast of Split.

Included:

  Visit to Krka National Park: Set Sail on a visit to Krka National Park, where you’ll witness cascading waterfalls, tranquil lakes, and lush greenery in this breathtaking natural wonder.

Suggested:

Hvar Island: Hop on a short ferry to Hvar to explore this beautiful island and its vibrant, glamorous culture.

  Marjan Park: Take in panoramic views of Split from the picturesque Marjan Park, offering breathtaking vistas of the city and the Adriatic Sea.

Konobas: There’s some amazing food and drink on offer here, if you stay clear of the tourist traps. Konobas are small restaurants, often family-owned and run – and where you’ll find what the locals are having – if you can stomach the Rakija!