2-Week Central Europe Tour Packages
Central Europe has all the highlights. From Berlin’s Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate, to Krakow with Auschwitz day trip, Prague's castle and Astronomical Clock. Don’t miss Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace and cafe culture, and Budapest thermal baths. Try Czech beer, Hungarian wine, and street scenes in Prague. The history here's heavy but important.
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14 Day Eastern Europe Itinerary, incl. Berlin and Budapest
Central Europe reveals itself through distinctive properties like Hotel Ibis Berlin and Magdas Hotel Vienna. UNESCO sites including Auschwitz and Prague's Old Town tell powerful stories. Local orientation walks, 13 breakfasts, and expert CEO guidance enhance the experience.
- Days 1-2
Berlin, Germany
Get to Berlin by mid-afternoon for the welcome meeting. Your first full day covers the East Side Gallery and Checkpoint Charlie. Book TV Tower viewing deck tickets online to skip the long summer queues that can stretch 1-2 hours.
- Days 3-5
Krakow, Poland
Take an 8-hour private transfer to Krakow with a stop at Pławniowice Palace. Plan for a meaningful visit to Auschwitz the next day. Use your free day to explore Rynek Główny, the biggest medieval market square in Europe. Try the local milk bars (bar mleczny) for authentic Polish food that won't break the bank.
- Days 6-8
Prague, Czech Republic
The train ride to Prague takes 7-10 hours. Walking is the best way to see the historic center but bring good shoes since wet cobblestones can be tricky. Get to Charles Bridge before 8am to avoid the crowds. End your days in beer halls where you can share generous portions of Czech dishes.
- Day 9
Český Krumlov, Czech Republic
It's a 3-hour drive to this storybook town. Remember the castle closes Mondays. The old town is small but includes some steep walks. A past visitor noted: "Book dinner reservations in advance during peak season - the best traditional restaurants fill up quickly."
- Days 10-11
Vienna, Austria
A 4-hour drive brings you to Vienna. Your walking tour includes Hofburg Palace and St. Stephen's Cathedral. Want to see an opera? Book ahead or try for €10 standing room tickets on the day. The famous Sacher-Torte is worth the wait in line.
- Days 12-14
Budapest, Hungary
Take a 4-hour train to your last stop. The Danube splits the city into historic Buda and modern Pest. Try the thermal baths - Széchenyi is biggest but Gellért is more intimate. A recent visitor suggested: "The evening Danube cruises offer stunning views of the illuminated Parliament building, but book the 9pm sailing for the best light."
Berlin Germany
16 miPotsdam Germany
96 miWolfsburg Germany
32 miCelle Germany
22 miHanover Germany
44 miGoslar Germany
48 miBad Sooden-Allendor Germany
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Eisenach Germany
17 miGotha Germany
14 miErfurt Germany
63 miLeipzig Germany
62 miDresden Germany
73 miPrague Czech Republic
139 miLednice Czech Republic
86 miGyor Hungary
66 miBudapest Hungary
100 miBratislava Slovakia
161 miAuschwitz Poland
32 miKrakow Poland
63 miCzestochowa Poland
127 miWarsaw Poland
173 miPoznan Poland
148 miBerlin Germany
Private - Balkan Extended from Budapest to Split
From Budapest's Chain Bridge to Ljubljana's Triple Bridge, this 13-day route showcases Central Europe. Premium hotels, including Eurostars Danube Budapest and Best Western Premier Slon Ljubljana, provide comfort. Seven curated activities range from Danube cruises to wine tastings.
Budapest Hungary
159 miNovi Sad Serbia
2 miPetrovaradin Serbia
40 miBelgrade Serbia
228 miZagreb Croatia
36 miOtocec Slovenia
37 miLjubljana Slovenia
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Lake Bled Slovenia
29 miLjubljana Slovenia
23 miPostojna Slovenia
35 miSmartno Slovenia
33 miPortoroz Slovenia
11 miGroznjan Croatia
5 miMotovun Croatia
13 miPorec Croatia
10 miRovinj Croatia
18 miPula Croatia
27 miPorec Croatia
35 miOpatija Croatia
70 miPlitvice Lakes National Park Croatia
98 miTrogir Croatia
10 miSplit Croatia
24 miHvar Island Croatia
3 miMilna (Hvar Island) Croatia
24 miSplit Croatia
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What people love about 2-week Central Europe tours
- The Best of Eastern Europe
Linda was an amazing CEO. She did a wonderful job of keeping everyone informed about options and scheduled events.
- Small Group: Balkan Extended - Budapest to Split
Our driver and guide, was very knowledge about the history of the sites visited. He was pleasant, fun to be with and was always prompt. We traveled in a 2025 Ford van and found it very comfortable. Traveling in a small group of seven was much to my liking. I'm hearing impaired with compromised walking skills. I could hear all of Dragan's commentary and he assisted me when taking steps and/or walking on cobblestone walkways, which was often. At other times, I simply stayed behind and enjoyed a cup of coffee while the others toured. Considering my physical limitations, I couldn't ask for a better tour. I felt the experience was fairly priced and I got a lot of "bang for my buck."
- Majestic Cities of Central & Eastern Europe featuring Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Budapest & Krakow (Berlin to Krakow, 2026)
Levi was a wonderful tour guide! Very knowledgeable and informative about all the places and sites. He looked after our group with great diligence and compassion. Overall a wonderful time! Rev. David Kneeland