Grand Central and Eastern Europe Tour Part II
From Royal Krakow to Royal Prague

During today’s city tour we will be closely introduced to the magical city of Krakow. The bus drives us around the city; the centre, however, is accessible on foot only. The crown jewel of the Krakow architecture – the Wawel castle incl. the Wawel Cathedral, tightly connected with John Paull II – reminds us of its royal history. After the tour we will have free time to hunt for lunch and explore Krakow individually.

Accommodation: Krakow, Poland
Board: Breakfast

Visiting Auschwitz, the former concentration camp from WW II,  is a shocking experience. We will visit both camps,  Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II. We will then move to the Czech Republic and spend the night in the (predominantly) Baroque city of Olomouc.

Accommodation: Olomouc/Czech Republic
Board: Breakfast

This morning we will stroll along the magnificent boroque streets and squares of Olomouc –  the most beautifil city in the Czech Republic according to the Lonely Planet Guide. It hides the Holy Trinity Column (UNESCO Sight) which is the largest group of baroque statues within a single sculptural monument in Central Europe and the Municipal House which has served its original purpose for more than 600 years now with its unique Astronomical Clock which reflects the ideology of the socialist era, and much more. From Olomouc we will set off to another admirable historical city – Kutna Hora. Before that we will have lunch in a popular highway restaurant with a huge choice of everything. Today’s last stop will later be a fascinating ossuary in Sedlec. Can you guess why they used dead people’s bones as a church decoration?

Accommodation: Kutna Hora, Czech Republic
Board: Breakfast

Morning sightseeing of Kutna Hora – the town once among  the most important silver mining towns  in Middle Age Europe, nowadays a precious historical site placed on the UNESCO list.
From Kutna Hora we will continue to Prague, where we will see the first part of this city of hundred spires – the castle area and the Little Quarter.

Accommodation:  Prague, Czech Republic
Board: Breakfast

In the morning we will finish our Prague city tour by crossing  the 14th century Charles Bridge and reaching the Old Town square with the famous astronomical clock, which was first mentioned already at the beginning of the 15th century. Our tour will end at the Wenceslas square – the artery of Prague´s social and cultural life.

Accommodation: Prague, Czech Republic
Board: Breakfast

After breakfast individual departure

Board: Breakfast

Weather  at this time of year is usually warm and sunny,  up to 30° C or even more. However,  it can also be rainy and the temperatures can go down to about 15° C exceptionally. Though, you mostly need summer cloths, we recommend to bring a jacket or an anorak, too. 

The tour is not very demanding in terms of physical requirements or health conditions. However, please take in account that city sightseeings can require 2 – 3 hours of walking, exceptionally longer.

The countries you are going to travel are part of the Schengen zone. It means you only need single visa (if needed at all) to enter the Schengen zone. It is responsibility of the customer to find out if he/she needs visa to enter Schengen zone. Should you need any help, pls. feel free to contact us.

The price of the tour is payable in one instalment to be paid latest 60 days prior to the departure. This instalment also includes the Non-refundable Booking Fee in the amount of 180 EUR. Further information on payment and cancellation conditions can be found in the General Terms and Conditions