Prague, Vienna and Budapest 7N is a seven-night route through three cities: three nights in Prague, two in Vienna and two in Budapest. It suits first-time visitors who want to see the main sights of Prague and Budapest, with an Austrian stop between them.
Prague offers Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock. Vienna's sights are not covered in detail in our research, so your planner will suggest options. Budapest has the Parliament Building, Buda Castle, Fisherman's Bastion, the Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Danube River cruises.
The package is land-only, with airport transfers, sightseeing by private vehicle, daily breakfast and visa assistance. Flights, visa fees, travel insurance and meals not in the itinerary are extra. Your planner confirms the timing of each move between cities before you travel, so you know your day in advance. For planning detail, read the Central Europe travel guide and trip cost.
Your trip expert can stretch, shorten or swap any day.
Arrive in Prague and meet your driver for the transfer to your hotel. Check in and rest after the journey. In the evening, take a short walk toward the Old Town Square to get your bearings. Keep the first evening light, because the next days cover several sights and a change of city.
Spend the day at Prague Castle, one of the region's top attractions, then walk across Charles Bridge into the Old Town. Allow time on the bridge, which is busy at peak times. Check the castle's opening times before you go, because our research does not list them. Keep the afternoon flexible and rest if you need to.
Visit the Old Town Square to see the Astronomical Clock, and explore the nearby streets at an easy pace. Prague's metro, trams and buses are extensive, so use them for longer journeys. Keep part of the afternoon free, and ask your planner about any other sights you would like to add to this day.
After breakfast, travel from Prague to Vienna by the transfer shown in your itinerary. Your planner confirms whether it is by train or road, and the timing. Check in and spend the afternoon at an easy pace. Keep the evening simple, because the next day gives you more time in the city.
Spend the day in Vienna. Our research does not cover its sights in detail, so your planner will suggest options and confirm them with you before you travel. Use public transport, and allow time for walking between areas. Rest in the evening, because you travel to Budapest the next day.
After breakfast, travel from Vienna to Budapest by the transfer in your itinerary, and confirm the timing with your planner. Check in and take a short walk along the Danube to see the river. In the evening, plan a quiet dinner, because the next day covers Budapest's main sights.
Visit the Parliament Building and Buda Castle, then continue to Fisherman's Bastion for views over the river. Allow time for each stop. Check opening times before you go. Keep the evening free for a Danube River cruise if you wish, and ask your planner to arrange it.
Enjoy breakfast and check out. Your driver takes you to Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) for your flight, leaving enough time for check-in. If your flight is later in the day, use the morning for a last walk or shopping. Confirm your departure time with your planner.
Flights are not included.
Three cities in seven nights, so expect two hotel changes.
Travel between Prague, Vienna and Budapest is by train or road, as your itinerary shows. Your planner confirms the timings.
This is a land-only package. Flights are booked separately and are not included.
Visa assistance is included. Visa fees and travel insurance are extra.
Breakfast is included daily; other meals are extra.
Our research does not cover Vienna's sights in detail, so your planner will suggest options.
Prague and Budapest use the Czech koruna and Hungarian forint, not the euro. Confirm the currency for Vienna with your planner.
Check opening times and bookings for Prague Castle, the thermal bath and the Danube cruise before you travel.
FAQs
What travellers ask about this trip. Your trip expert can answer anything else.
Vienna adds an Austrian stop between Prague and Budapest, so the route covers three cities in seven nights. Our research does not detail Vienna's sights, so your planner will suggest options and confirm the timing for your dates.
Yes, if you want a city-by-city trip with the main sights of Prague and Budapest. Moving between three cities in seven nights makes for a busy pace, so it suits people who enjoy travelling between places. For a slower trip, choose the Eastern Europe Explorer 10N package.
No. The package is land-only, so flights are booked separately. Your planner can advise on connections from your city. Flight times are not part of our research for this region, so your planner will confirm current options before you book.
Your itinerary shows the transfer between each city, by train or road. Your planner confirms the mode and timing before you travel, because these details are not part of our current research. Sightseeing transfers are by private vehicle, as set out in the itinerary.
Yes. Visa assistance is included in this package, but visa fees are separate. Our research does not include visa fees or processing times for this region, so check the official source for each country on your route before you book.
Yes, ask your planner. Adding a stop changes the number of nights and transfers, so the itinerary and quote will be updated. Our research does not give travel times from Prague, so your planner will confirm the transfer before you commit.
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