4* Europe Combo 2027

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Book the 4* Europe Combo 2027 and experience the best of Central Europe on an unforgettable 12-night journey through three of its most beautiful and historic cities. Begin your adventure in Budapest, where magnificent architecture, the Danube River, grand boulevards and relaxing thermal baths await. Continue by comfortable 2nd Class Rail to Vienna, Austria’s elegant capital, famous for its imperial palaces, magnificent architecture, classical music and traditional coffee houses. Your journey then continues by rail to Prague, a city filled with medieval charm, picturesque squares, the iconic Charles Bridge and impressive Prague Castle.
With 3 nights in each destination, you will have plenty of time to explore each city at your own pace, with the convenience of centrally located 4-star accommodation and daily breakfast.
Package includes: Return airfares, daily breakfast, and 2nd Class Rail between Budapest, Vienna and Prague.
Discover three spectacular European cities in one unforgettable holiday!

At a glance

Budapest 3 Nights at the Carlton Hotel Buda Castle
Vienna3 Nights at the Radisson Red Vienna
Prague3 Nights at the Certovka Hotel
RoomStandard double room
MealsBreakfast daily
Other2nd Class Rail between Budapest - Vienna and Prague

Highlights

BUDAPEST HIGHLIGHTS
Danube River is a scenic waterway that splits Buda and Pest; a night boat cruise is a popular way to see the lit-up bridges.
Famous historic bathhouses like Széchenyi Thermal Bath offer outdoor soaking pools in grand settings.
Sprawling, eclectic bars set inside old, abandoned downtown buildings, with Szimpla Kert being the most famous.
Heroes' Square is a spacious plaza featuring iconic statues of the leaders who founded Hungary.

VIENNA HIGHLIGHTS
Explore Schönbrunn Palace, tour the Hofburg Imperial Palace, visit St. Stephen's Cathedral, experience traditional coffeehouse culture, and view Gustav Klimt's art at Belvedere Palace.

PRAGUE HIGHLIGHTS
Visit the Prague Castle, walk across the Charles Bridge, view the Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock, visit Vyšehrad Fortress, and wander through Malá Strana

 


 

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Itinerary

Day 4

Budapest - Vienna (B)

  • Request your hotel front desk to call a local taxi for your journey to the Station
  • The journey time will be around 2.5 hours between the two cities
  • On arrival in Vienna, make your way to your hotel, located directly on the scenic Danube Canal in the Leopoldstadt district
Day 5

Vienna (B)

  • Tour the grand rooms and gardens of Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Habsburgs.
  • Visit the Hofburg Palace complex and the Sisi Museum in the afternoon.
Day 6

Vienna (B)

  • View Gustav Klimt's famous painting The Kiss at the Belvedere Palace.
  • Experience traditional Viennese coffee house culture with a slice of Sachertorte

Inclusions

  • Return airfares from Johannesburg on Turkish Airlines (Specific and Limited Seats)
  • Departure and Fuel taxes (subject to change)
  • 9 nights' accommodation at selected 4* hotels in standard double rooms
  • Breakfast daily 
  • 2nd Class Rail Budapest – Vienna – Prague 

Exclusions

  • Increases in airfares and departure/fuel taxes
  • Optional tours
  • Tips
  • Visa fee
  • Services not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Travel Insurance

Validity

  • Valid for travel between 01 and 31 May 2027 

    Contact us for any other travel date required


Country information

Currency and Money
Not all countries use the Euro: Austria uses the Euro; neighbours like the Czech Republic (Czech Koruna) and Hungary (Hungarian Forint) keep their own currencies
Carry small change: Keep coins handy for public restrooms, which often charge a small fee.
Pay in local money: Always choose to be charged in the local currency when using a card to avoid high conversion fees

Getting Around
Book trains early: Rail networks connecting cities like Vienna, Prague, and Budapest are scenic and efficient, and tickets cost much less when booked in advance.
Validate your tickets: Many regional buses and trains require you to stamp or validate your ticket before boarding, or you risk a fine.
Pack light: Cobblestone streets, old buildings without elevators, and narrow stairs make heavy luggage very difficult to manage