In the morning, enjoy a private guided walking tour to Vienna (2h): Nestled on the banks of the Danube, Vienna dazzles with its magnificent architecture and rich history. As the current capital of Austria and former capital of the Austrian Hungarian Empire, Vienna is one of the great cultural centres of Europe and one of the most romantic cities in the world. Famous for its operas, beautiful Baroque architecture, music, the Prater, the Jugendstil, lovely parks, rich Sachertorte chocolate cake... Composers such as Beethoven, Mozart and Haydn have also left their mark on the city.

Travel by train from Vienna to Prague, the so-called city of the hundred towers.

In the morning, enjoy a private guided walking tour to the historic centre of Prague (2h): Admire the world-renowned landmarks that define Prague, including the Powder Tower and the Old Square, with its Astronomical Clock. You will pass the Charles Bridge, where you can enjoy a beautiful view of Prague Castle. After the tour, you might want to wander through the labyrinthine streets of the Old Town or visit the former Jewish quarter with its Synagogues and the old cemetery.

Travel by train from Prague to Dresden, nicknamed “Florence on the Elbe”.

During your private guided walking tour (2h), you will discover the old town of Dresden: the capital of the federal state of Saxony is famous for its many baroque buildings and churches along the banks of the Elbe River. You will visit the highlights, including the opera square, the historic Royal Palace, the Zwinger and the tiny streets of the old town. Highlight for many Dresden visitors is a visit to the Church of our Lady (“Frauenkirche”), symbol for destruction and re-construction, as it was destroyed at the end of WWII and rebuilt after the reunification of Germany.

Travel by train from Dresden to Berlin, capital of Germany.

In the morning enjoy a private guided tour (3h, with driver-guide) This tour provides an overview of historic and contemporary Berlin and includes numerous famous monuments like the Brandenburg Gate, the Government district (Regierungsviertel), the Kurfürstendamm with the Kaiser- Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche church or the former Check Point Charlie and the remains of the Berlin Wall. Germany’s most multifaceted city was once the residence of the Hohenzollern, the capital of the German Empire and of the German Democratic Republic (DDR), the Weimar Republic and the capital of the Third Reich. Following the end of the dictatorship of terror, the old Nazi centre of power was occupied by the Allied Forces and divided into 4 zones. Nowhere in the world are the consequences of the politics of the Cold War as clearly visible as in Berlin. After the fall of the wall and the reunification of the Germany, Berlin became the capital again.

A private transfer will take you from the hotel to Berlin airport.