Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in Eastern Europe

Take photos of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle on guided tours, then capture Brno's medieval Cathedral and Old Town Hall. You'll visit Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp II and photograph the Chopin Monument in Warsaw's Lazienkowski Park, then walk around Poznan's lively main square.

Document the ancient Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari and photograph Veliko Tarnovo's panoramic views with the Asenevtsi Brothers Monument. Capture Osijek's Baroque Old Town fortress bearing war scars and shoot the scenic Villány wine village with historic cellar rows. Photograph Budapest's panoramic views from Buda Hill overlooking the Danube and neo-Gothic Brunszvik Castle in Martonvásár.

Your photography tour covers Sighisoara's UNESCO-listed walled city with its 14th-century Church on the Hill, then moves to Bucharest's Neo-Renaissance buildings around Victory Square. You'll shoot Peles Castle's carved wood and stained glass in Sinaia and frame the Iron Gates gorge.

Tour Peles Castle in Sinaia, then check out Bran Castle's medieval halls and turrets on the rocky cliff where Vlad the Impaler once ruled. In Brasov, you'll have free time to photograph the Gothic Black Church and Catherine's Gate in the medieval Schei District.

Photograph the 14th-century Golubac Fortress towers rising above the Danube River. Capture Sighisoara's UNESCO-listed medieval walled city that was built by Saxon settlers. Frame shots of Bran Castle perched on its clifftop and Kalemegdan Fortress's cobbled streets in Belgrade. The Neo-Classical Peles Castle offers great photo opportunities with its stained glass interiors. Shoot the unique rock formations at Belogradchik Fortress set in Bulgaria's countryside.

Frame Eastern Europe's most photogenic moments across Poland's historic capitals and medieval towns. Photograph the Palace of Culture in Warsaw, a Soviet-era skyscraper gifted to Poland, then capture Wroclaw's beautifully reconstructed historic center with its numerous bridges. Document the colorful Renaissance façades of Poznan's Market Square and the Gothic architecture of UNESCO-listed Toruń, where medieval walls and Copernicus' birthplace provide great photo opportunities.