The Prague  tour  begins with a walk along the  Royal Route , the route that Bohemian kings used to take on their coronation day. From the top of  Castle Hill  in Hradcany, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the city with its ancient red-tiled roofs. Visit  Prague Castle , a historic structure that was the residence of the kings of Bohemia in the 9th century and is now the residence of the President. The tour continues with a visit to the  Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral ,  the Royal Palace ,  St. George's Basilica  and the  Golden Lane , an ancient street lined with beautiful traditional houses. Then you will walk across  the charming Charles Bridge  across the Vltava River, walk through the small streets to  the central square , where you will see the Town Hall and many other famous buildings of Prague such as  the astronomical clock  with more than a hundred years of history. After lunch at the square, you will depart for Bratislava for the night.

Hotel: 3* in Bratislava or surrounding areas (B)

In the morning, the group leaves  Bratislava  for  Hungary , the fourth country on the journey of discovery. The car will take visitors to the capital of Hungary, Budapest, known as the pearl of the Danube River. Budapest is essentially two cities located on two banks of the river combined together: Buda on the west bank and Pest on the east bank, and each city has its own unique features. And the most interesting way to discover the unique features of these two cities is to take a cruise along the Danube River. After a morning of exploring the city, visitors will have some time to relax and have lunch at  the Buda Palace , then have the opportunity to see exhibitions at the Budapest History Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery or go shopping for souvenirs.

The afternoon will be an exciting trip to explore the most prominent cultural and historical features of both cities. Highlights of  Buda  include  Fisherman's Bastion, the  medieval  Matthias Church , and a walk to the top of Gellért Hill  for panoramic views of the city. Coming to  Pest , visitors will have the opportunity to visit  Heroes' Square  and  the Parliament Building  located next to the poetic river. Visitors can choose to have dinner in the city center of  Budapest  to enjoy traditional dishes such as  foie gras, goulash, duck leg stewed in wine  and attend a  traditional show.

Hotel: 3* in Budapest or surrounding areas (B)

Today, we will take you to visit one of the great capitals of Europe, the city of Vienna. Here, you will have the opportunity to explore the magnificent palaces of Austria, churches and great art museums. The journey to explore Vienna begins with a visit to the beautiful Baroque Palace -  Schönbrunn Palace , which is the summer residence of the royal family of the Habsburg dynasty. The Habsburg dynasty is also considered one of the most powerful dynasties in European history in the modern period. After lunch, you will continue your tour, passing by many large, famous buildings, including  the Town Hall, the Austrian Parliament, the Hofburg Palace and Heroes' Square .

In the afternoon, visitors will have free time to shop before heading to the  Wiener Staatsoper Opera House.  Afterwards, visitors have the option of having dinner in the city center or visiting  St. Stephen's Cathedral , strolling in Stadtpark to see a series of sculptures, including the   famous gilded bronze statue of Johann Strauss II .

In the evening, visitors can also choose to attend a Vienna waltz concert  , which will give visitors an unforgettable experience of listening to the music of Mozart and Strauss in the place where it was composed.

Hotel: 3* in Vienna or surrounding areas (B)

From Vienna, the group will depart for a peaceful Austrian countryside, the town of Mondsee, a small town located on the shores of Lake Mondsee. Here visitors can learn about  Mondsee Abbey , a monastery built in the Middle Ages and used as a backdrop for wedding scenes in the classic musical film  “The Sound of Music” . After freely visiting the town and having lunch, the group will cross the Austrian-German border to Munich. Upon arrival in Munich, visitors will visit Marienplatz Square and the town hall.  Marienplatz Square  is an ancient square built in 1158 located in the heart of Munich, and to the north of the square visitors can see  the Munich Town Hall . This is the workplace of the city council, the office of the mayor and part of the government since 1874.

Free time to explore and enjoy German beer at local beer halls before returning to the hotel

Hotel: 3* in Munich or surrounding areas (B)

The group will leave the city on Saturday morning to travel to one of the most famous mountain ranges in the world, the Swiss Alps. The first destination is  Engelberg , a wonderful Swiss resort. Here, visitors can choose to explore the  impressive Mont Titlis peak  . A cable car will take visitors to the snow-covered peak all year round. And to reach the top of Mont Titlis, visitors will have to go through 3 cable car lines:  Gondolas, Cable Car,  and especially the world's first rotating cable car line  Titlis Rotair .  Titlis Rotair  both transports and rotates 360 degrees connecting from Stand to the top of Titlis. And on this cable car line, visitors will have a panoramic view of the beautiful landscape surrounding the top of Titlis.

At the summit, the “sun terrace” is the perfect place to pause and soak up the majestic natural scenery. Visitors will also have the opportunity to explore a 150-meter long ice cave through the core of a glacier, and walk across Europe’s highest suspension bridge for more exciting experiences.

You will descend the mountain and travel to  the dreamy lakeside city  of Lucerne  . Lucerne  is a picturesque city with its  wooden Chapel Bridge and water tower , images that visitors often see on postcards and pictures. Here you will have time to wander through the charming little streets and see the famous Lion Statue, described as “the gentlest piece of stone in the world”. This is also a great place to buy souvenirs such as Swiss watches or boxes of chocolates, before heading to Zurich for the night.

(If the weather and traffic are favorable, the group can visit the smallest country in Europe - Lichtenstein)

Hotel: 3* in Zurich or surrounding areas (B)

The final day of the tour begins with a visit to Zurich, the financial capital of the world. You will stop for photos at the famous Lake Zurich, before heading to the  Rhine Falls , the largest waterfall in Europe.

The next attractive destination is  the Black Forest  of Germany, a forest covered with majestic Fir trees, a tree famous in folklore and myths. Here, visitors will have the opportunity to relax on the banks of Lake  Titisee , enjoy a cup of coffee or delicious cakes. Titisee is the home of the Cuckoo Clock, and it is also ideal to buy a few clocks as gifts or souvenirs. Visiting a local shop, visitors will also learn about the operating principles of this special type of clock.

Finally, the group will return to  Frankfurt . Some members of the group will have time to say goodbye to their new friends, while others will stay an extra night here to prepare for the red line journey the next day.

Hotel: 3* in Frankfurt or surrounding area (B) (for guests continuing the tour or choosing hotel service after the tour)