Affordable Budapest, Vienna & Prague
Jewels of Central Europe
Experience three of Central Europe's most beautiful cities on this 6, 7, 8, or 9-night vacation. See the two different sides of Budapest, marvel at palaces in Vienna, and sip some of the best beer in Prague.
What's Included
- Round-trip economy class airfare into Budapest (BUD), out of Prague (PRG)
- 2 nights in Budapest at the Leonardo Hotel Budapest
- Rail from Budapest to Vienna
- 2 nights in Vienna at the Leonardo Hotel Vienna
- Rail from Vienna to Prague
- 2 nights in Prague at the Lindner Hotel Prague Castle
- Breakfast daily
Want to upgrade to 4-star hotels with tours and transfers? Check out our Central Europe Classic: Budapest, Vienna & Prague package!
Great Ways to Explore
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Prague is nicknamed the "City of 100" spires, although now there are closer to 500 - see if you can count them all!
Melt your stresses away at one of Budapest's many bathhouses.
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Leave your mark on Prague's famous John Lennon Wall.
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Get lost in the labyrinth of Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace.
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Have a slice of Vienna's famous Sachertorte; a dessert so decadent that it even started a "cake war!"
Experience the rich history of Central Europe's most majestic destinations in several adventure-filled nights! You'll begin in magical Budapest, continue to musical Vienna, and finish in medieval Prague.
In all three cities, you'll have a chance to see all the iconic highlights. In Budapest, enjoy the treasures of the city with a panoramic view from Fishermen’s Bastion, admire the 13th-century Matthias Coronation Church, and even see Budapest's largest thermal bath in City Park.
Next, you'll hop a train for Vienna, the city of classical music! Visit the impressive State Opera, opened in 1869, then marvel at the gilded interiors of Schonbrunn Palace, the former imperial summer palace. If the mood strikes, enjoy Vienna's famous schnitzel and strudel at one of the many cafes.
Your final nights are spent in medieval Prague, also known as the "City of a Hundred Spires." Get lost in the cobbled lanes, experience Prague's one-of-a-kind nightlife, sip on its world-famous beer, and last but not least - explore the 1,000-year-old Hradcany Castle grounds, the largest castle complex in the world.
Please note that some recommendations in the following suggested itinerary may not be included in your package. Check What's Included above for full details on inclusions.
- Round-trip economy class airfare into Budapest (BUD), out of Prague (PRG)
- 2 nights in Budapest at the Leonardo Hotel Budapest
- Rail from Budapest to Vienna
- 2 nights in Vienna at the Leonardo Hotel Vienna
- Rail from Vienna to Prague
- 2 nights in Prague at the Lindner Hotel Prague Castle
- Breakfast daily
Want to upgrade to 4-star hotels with tours and transfers? Check out our Central Europe Classic: Budapest, Vienna & Prague package!
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Prague is nicknamed the "City of 100" spires, although now there are closer to 500 - see if you can count them all!
Melt your stresses away at one of Budapest's many bathhouses.
-
Leave your mark on Prague's famous John Lennon Wall.
-
Get lost in the labyrinth of Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace.
-
Have a slice of Vienna's famous Sachertorte; a dessert so decadent that it even started a "cake war!"
Experience the rich history of Central Europe's most majestic destinations in several adventure-filled nights! You'll begin in magical Budapest, continue to musical Vienna, and finish in medieval Prague.
In all three cities, you'll have a chance to see all the iconic highlights. In Budapest, enjoy the treasures of the city with a panoramic view from Fishermen’s Bastion, admire the 13th-century Matthias Coronation Church, and even see Budapest's largest thermal bath in City Park.
Next, you'll hop a train for Vienna, the city of classical music! Visit the impressive State Opera, opened in 1869, then marvel at the gilded interiors of Schonbrunn Palace, the former imperial summer palace. If the mood strikes, enjoy Vienna's famous schnitzel and strudel at one of the many cafes.
Your final nights are spent in medieval Prague, also known as the "City of a Hundred Spires." Get lost in the cobbled lanes, experience Prague's one-of-a-kind nightlife, sip on its world-famous beer, and last but not least - explore the 1,000-year-old Hradcany Castle grounds, the largest castle complex in the world.
Please note that some recommendations in the following suggested itinerary may not be included in your package. Check What's Included above for full details on inclusions.
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Day 1. Welcome to Budapest, Hungary!
Welcome to the "Pearl of the Danube" - Budapest! Get settled at your first accommodation then start exploring the city! Enjoy a traditional Hungarian meal of goulash in the Old Town.
Check-in - Leonardo Hotel Budapest
Revel in the luxuries that the elegant, 4-star Leonardo Hotel offers. Dine in the hotel's restaurant or bistro, enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the premises, and utilize access to an underground parking garage and gym.
Rooms boast private bathrooms, air conditioning, safes, satellite TV, a work desk and a mini-fridge, along with a complimentary mineral water offered upon arrival. The hotel rests in Budapest's Ferencvaros district, adorned with charming old town scenery. The metro station is only an 8-minute walk away, and the Szechenyi Baths are a mere 3 miles away.
Day 2. Budapest
Begin your day in Budapest with a visit to the Fisherman’s Bastion, a neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque structure offering fantastic panoramic views of the city.
From there, head to the imposing Buda Castle atop Castle Hill. The castle, also known as the Royal Palace, is home to a number of cultural institutions including the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum.Â
After a dose of culture and history, cross the iconic Chain Bridge into flat Pest and find a cafe to rest your feet and enjoy a meal.
Fisherman’s Bastion
Day 3. Budapest, Hungary - Vienna, Austria
Say goodbye to Budapest as you board a train to Vienna, once the center of the mighty Habsburg Empire. Upon arrival, check into your accommodation then start exploring!
Celebrate your first night in Vienna with schnitzel, breaded, and fried meat (usually veal) that can be as big as a plate. Wash it down with Austrian beer.
Budapest to Vienna
Check-in - Leonardo Hotel Vienna
Indulge in each of the 4 stars awarded to Vienna's Leonardo Hotel, which resides just minutes away from the bustling city center. Guests can enjoy fitness facilities, a 24-hour reception desk, business centers, a bar and lounge, a restaurant, and a lounge with views of the city.
Rooms are chic and offer a minibar, air conditioning, coffee and tea making facilities, a refrigerator, a flat-screen TV, a safe, and private bathrooms complete with a makeup mirror, a hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries. Just 350 feet away from the Mariahilfer Straße shopping street, and 1,300 feet away from Westbahnhof transport hub that can whisk you away to the city center in 5 minutes, the hotel offers excellent views as well as convenience
Day 4. Vienna
Vienna is known for art and music, so you'll want to soak up some local culture today. Consider stopping by the Belvedere, home to the world's greatest collection of Austrian art, including Gustav Klimt's famous painting "The Kiss."
Or perhaps make it a musical day by following the footsteps of Mozart at the Mozarthaus, Mozart's only surviving Viennese residence, now home to a museum.Â
After a day of exploring, why not head to the city's famous Naschmarkt; to nasch means to snack in German, so pick up a few tasty treats at this bustling food market.
Belvedere
Day 5. Vienna, Austria - Prague, Czech Republic
Welcome to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic! Check into your accommodation, then spend the remainder of the day exploring this marvelous city. Prague is famous for its beer, so why not visit one of the city's pubs and try some for yourself? Pair a pint with schnitzel and you have a perfect first night in Prague.
Vienna to Prague
Check-in - Lindner Hotel Prague Castle
Located in the historic center of Prague, the Lindner Hotel Prague Castle is set in the grounds of the Strahov Monastery. The hotel is footsteps away from iconic sights like the Charles Bridge and the "Prague Eiffel Tower.“ The hotel is a heritage building dating back to the 16th century, reflecting the elegant charm and spirit of the "Golden City“ in its design. The quiet yet central panoramic location makes the hotel an ideal destination for forays through the town.
Day 6. Prague
Discover the cultural and historic heart of the Czech Republic at Prague Castle. Built in 880, the castle has withstood the test of time to become not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also the largest castle complex in the world! Take several hours to explore its palaces, gardens, and courtyards (you can also book a guided tour for an extra cost).
Prague Castle
Day 7. Depart Czech Republic
After breakfast, enjoy one last glimpse at Prague before heading to the airport for your flight home.