21 Day Europe Tour Packages
Ever dreamed about wandering from Vienna straight through to Athens? Europe is waiting for you with its glittering sights. Don’t miss Budapest (the Queen of the Danube), charming Bratislava's old town, and stunning UNESCO spots like Mostar, Kotor, and Ohrid. The Meteora rock formations? Absolutely worth it. Greece, the Balkans, and beyond.
Insider tips: Recommended 3-week Europe tour itineraries
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21 Day Central Europe & Balkans Itinerary, incl. Vienna and Athens
A grand tour covers 26 cities across 10 countries, from Vienna's imperial palaces to Athens' ancient sites. The route includes 7 UNESCO World Heritage locations, with stops at Mostar's Old Bridge and Meteora's monasteries, following carefully planned daily itineraries.

- Days 1-2
Vienna & Bratislava
Begin your journey in Vienna and travel to Rust in Austria's wine country. Take a scenic drive along Lake Neusiedl to Bratislava. "The medieval Old Town of Bratislava offers charming streets and cultural institutions - get to Michael's Gate early before the crowds arrive." The Vienna-Bratislava transfer takes 2-3 hours.

- Days 3-4
Hungary
- Days 5-7
Serbia
- Days 8-9
Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Days 10-11
Montenegro & Northern Albania
- Days 12-14
Kosovo
- Days 15-16
North Macedonia
- Days 17-18
Southern Albania
- Days 19-21
Northern Greece to Athens
21 Days in Central Europe & Balkans, incl. Venice and Tirana
A grand tour covering 27 cities across 11 countries, from Venice's canals to Tirana's boulevards. Includes 20 nights in 3-star hotels, two specialized food tours, and UNESCO site visits for around $5,200 total.

- Days 1-2
Venice to Ljubljana
Start from Venice's Piazzale Roma at 10am. Get there early to avoid water taxi delays. Take a 2-hour drive to Trieste to see architectural highlights like Piazza Unità d'Italia. One traveler noted: "The blend of Italian, Slavic and Germanic influences in Trieste's architecture is incredible." Drive on to Ljubljana and enjoy its riverside charm. Visit Ljubljana Castle later in the day when it's less crowded.

- Days 3-4
Slovenia & Austrian Transition
- Days 5-6
Vienna Immersion
- Days 7-8
Bratislava & Hungarian Beginnings
- Days 9-11
Serbian Heritage
- Days 12-14
Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Days 15-16
Montenegro's Coast
- Days 17-19
Kosovo Heritage
- Days 20-21
Macedonia & Final Stretch
Paris to Berlin: Art & the Alps
A grand 21-day route through 9 countries, visiting 11 major cities from Paris to Berlin. The itinerary features 3 days in Interlaken for Alps adventures, 2 days each in Rome and Florence immersed in Renaissance art, and cultural stops from Bohemian beer halls to Hungarian thermal baths.

Paris France
296 miInterlaken Switzerland
402 miRome Italy
2 miVatican City Vatican City (Holy See)
2 miRome Italy
2 miVatican City Vatican City (Holy See)
2 miRome Italy
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Florence Italy
31 miSiena Italy
31 miFlorence Italy
126 miVenice Italy
113 miLjubljana Slovenia
28 miBled Slovenia
165 miVienna Austria
133 miBudapest Hungary
182 miKrakow Poland
32 miAuschwitz Poland
38 miWieliczka Poland
7 miKrakow Poland
244 miPrague Czech Republic
173 miBerlin Germany
What people love about 3-week Europe tours
- Vienna to Athens / Corfu; Semi – Private Tour with Dedicated Tour Leader & Car
Choose Balkans made my trip unforgettable! Everything was organized to perfection, and the staff went above and beyond to ensure a great experience. Comfortable hotels, smooth transport, and amazing guides who truly love what they do. I can’t wait to travel with them again.
- Venice to Tirana; Semi-Private Tour of Central Europe & the Balkans
We had a fabulous time, the whole trip was great. We were well looked after by our guide. The accommodation was excellent. It was a wonderful experience.
- Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics
This was a very good tour and covered a lot of territory. Lilla our tour guide was wonderful and very attentive to everyone's needs. Piotr the driver was very skilled and did a wonderful job keeping the bus clean. Great scenery and nice excursions. Most of the breakfasts had a good variety and the hotels were comfortable.




































