Day 1 ISTANBUL – BUDAPESTE

We are flying to Budapest at 11:45 AM with Pegasus Airlines flight PC331 after completing baggage check-in, check-in, and passport control procedures, by arriving at Sabiha Gökçen Airport’s International Terminal 3 hours before the flight. We arrive at Budapest Airport at 12:50 PM local time and then depart with our private vehicle waiting in the airport to start our sightseeing tour of Budapest. Budapest city tour starts with the panoramic view from Andrássy Boulevard, where we see Oktogon Square, the Diplomatic District, and historic apartments in the area. We then progress through the Jewish Quarter, viewing the Great Synagogue from the outside. Continuing our tour, we reach Heroes' Square and City Park, where we enjoy a panoramic view of Vajdahunyad Castle and its surroundings. After visiting the Szechenyi Baths within the park, we return to the city center. Lastly, we will see the Great Market Hall, Liberty Bridge, and Gellert Hotel on the banks of the Danube River from a panoramic view. After the tour ends, we have some free time in the city center before transferring to our hotel in the Budapest area. After arriving at the hotel, we can check into our rooms and have free time to relax.

Day 2 BUDAPEST – (Budapest Combo and Danube River Boat Tour) – (Dinner Tour of Budapest Evenings)

After breakfast, we are offering a full day of free time. During this free time, guests wishing to participate can join the extra Budapest Combo and Danube River Boat Tour (85 Euro) program. We will start our tour with a city tour of Budapest. Budapest is known for its most important historical sites and landmarks, and during our city tour, we will walk through the Castle District, see the Royal Palace, the medieval houses, and watch the best view of the city from Fisherman's Bastion. We will also see the magnificent Matthias Church and the breathtaking Gellert Hill, which hosts the city’s iconic castle. After this, we will panoramically view the famous State Opera, the magnificent Parliament building, and the St. Stephen's Basilica. Following the city tour, we will have a boat ride on the Danube River where we can savor Budapest's iconic structures and beauty along with a complimentary drink. After the boat tour, we will visit the artistically famous Szentendre, which, with its unique scenery along the banks of the Danube and historical texture, will take us on a fairy tale journey. We will then visit the thermal city of Visegrad, where we will witness the magnificent hunting castle and nature's breathtaking views. Afterward, we will see the city of Parkany, which is located in southern Slovakia on the border with Hungary and known in Turkish history as 'the liver piercer', before visiting one of the significant regions for Ottoman history, Estergon and Estergon Castle, concluding our tour and returning to our hotel. Guests wishing can participate in the extra Dinner Tour of Budapest Evenings (60 Euro) program. Our tour, starting with dinner at a local restaurant, will provide a chance to see the city’s historical sites and streets illuminated by evening lights, experiencing the beauty added to historic Budapest during our walking tour. After the tour, we will transfer back to our hotel.

Day 3 BUDAPEST – BRATISLAVA – VIENNA – (Vienna Masterpieces and Palaces Tour) – (Vienna Concert Night)

After breakfast and check-out procedures from the hotel, we head to Bratislava. Bratislava, which became the capital of Hungary for about 500 years in recent history and is now the capital of Slovakia, has been able to maintain its traditional structure compared to many European cities, showcasing this feature in its architecture, culture, and culinary delights. After a city tour along the cobblestone streets of the old town and the Danube River that divides the city, we move to Vienna. Upon arriving in Vienna, guests wishing can join the extra Vienna Masterpieces and Palaces Tour (60 Euro) program. We start our tour with sightseeing in Vienna. Vienna, as the capital of Austria, is one of the most important centers of culture, politics, and art in Europe. With its lengthy history as a capital to many empires and its advantageous geographical location, it has also hosted many civilizations, resulting in a rich supply of palaces, cathedrals, and historical buildings. During our tour, we will see significant sites such as the University, Parliament, Opera House, Vienna Theater, Prater, Hofburg, and the museums area, Karlsplatz, Ring Strasse, and the shopping hotspot Mariahilfer Strasse. After the city tour, we will visit the stunning gardens of the Belvedere Palace, which stands out from other palaces with its architectural, historical, and artistic significance. Then, we will tour the magnificent gardens of the Schönbrunn Palace built in 1683 on the grounds of Emperor Maximilian's summer home for Empress Maria Theresa. After the tour, guests wishing can join the extra Vienna Concert Night (65 Euro) program to experience a fantastic classical music feast. After the tour, we will transfer to our hotel in the Vienna area. Check-in and free time to rest.

Day 4 VIENNA – HALLSTATT – SALZBURG

After breakfast and check-out procedures from the hotel, we are headed to Hallstatt. During our travel to Hallstatt, you will have the chance to take unforgettable photos with the stunning views of the Alpine villages and glacial lakes. Hallstatt, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage list, will provide a fairytale atmosphere with its untouched natural beauty where you can walk and enjoy nature. After the tour of Hallstatt, we will proceed to Salzburg. Upon arriving in Salzburg, we will organize our city tour. Known for its rich salt solubility that secured the livelihoods of the early settlers, Salzburg now primarily earns its income from tourism. During the panoramic city tour, we will see places like Old Town, Mozart’s House, Salzburg Museum, Hohensalzburg Fortress, Salzburg Cathedral, and Mirabell Palace. We will then transfer to our hotel in the Salzburg region for check-in and free time to relax.

Day 5 SALZBURG – (Cesky Krumlov Tour) – (Karlovy Vary Tour) – PRAG

After breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we will head towards the Prague area. Along the way, guests wishing can participate in the extra Cesky Krumlov Tour (40 Euro) program. We will tour this charming town that looks like an island amid the loops of the Vltava River. Cesky Krumlov, known for its UNESCO status, is a complete medieval town. The St. Vitus Church and the Cesky Krumlov Castle built in the 13th century are two significant structures in the city, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire town from the tower inside the castle. After the tour, we will continue our journey toward our hotel in the Prague region. Along the way, guests wishing can participate in the Karlovy Vary Tour (55 Euro) program. During our tour, we will visit one of the most popular towns of thermal springs in Europe, Karlovy Vary, where many palaces are built in harmony with its unique nature. You will also see the hotel where Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK stayed in 1918, as well as the homes of Dvorak, Mozart, Goethe, Beethoven, Pushkin, and Russian Tsar Peter the Great, visit the thermal galleries with 12 different thermal springs and have the opportunity to shop at boutiques selling crystal, porcelain, garnet, amber stones, and other traditional Czech souvenirs. After the Karlovy Vary tour, we will continue towards our hotel in the Prague region. After arriving at our hotel, we will check in and have free time to relax.

Day 6 PRAG – (Prague Masterpieces & Local Neighborhoods and Outlet Shopping Tour) – (Czech Night)

After breakfast, we are offering a full day of free time. During this free time, guests wishing to participate can join the extra Prague Masterpieces & Local Neighborhoods and Outlet Shopping Tour (75 Euro) program. We will start our tour with one of the largest castles in the world and recognized by the Guinness World Records, the Prague Castle. During our visit to Prague Castle, we will see the St. Vitus Cathedral, one of the city’s iconic emblems, The Royal Palace, and many beautiful Royal Palace Courtyards. We will explore Mala Strana, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Prague, and visit the Lennon Wall, dedicated to John Lennon, the legendary singer of the Beatles, covered with song lyrics and various graffiti. We will also see Charles Bridge, one of the oldest bridges in the world, Wenceslas Square (New Town Square), the historical entrance gate called Powder Gate Tower, the Jewish Quarter surrounded by the old town, Presidential Palace, the old city square made in the name of King IV. Charles which made Prague the capital of Bohemia, and the Astronomical Clock Tower, known to be the oldest working clock in the world. After a short free time to visit boutiques showcasing the best examples of Bohemian Crystal in the city center, we will proceed to our tour. In the open market, various products including chocolate, fruits, handmade products, and souvenirs will be seen at the stalls, and we will have free time for shopping. Next, we will experience the local life of Prague by observing the local market featuring vegetables, fish, meat products, and textiles reflective of the community’s daily consumption. Our last stop in the tour will be at the outlet center to enjoy shopping for international brands with seasonal end and outlet category products at reasonable prices involving chic stores, cafés and restaurants, with personal activity areas. At the end of the tour, we will return to Prague city center and provide free time before guests wishing to join the extra Czech Night (70 Euro) program where we will have dinner served with unlimited drinks accompanied by traditional Czech music and dance performances. Following the entertainment program, we will return to our hotel.

Day 7 PRAG – (Dresden Tour) – BERLIN – PRAG

After breakfast, we will head towards Berlin. Along the way, guests wishing can join the extra Dresden Tour (50 Euro) program. Dresden, whose history dates back to 7500 B.C. and located on the banks of the Elbe River, is considered to be the heart of the Saxony region and holds beautiful examples of Baroque architecture. Despite suffering significant damage during World War II, the city quickly rebuilt many of its historical landmarks and is now a vital technology center in Germany. The city, which has welcomed Saxon Kings over the centuries, is also known as the “City of Kings,” decorated with numerous historical buildings, monuments, and bridges. During our tour in Dresden, we will visit Frauenkirche, Zwinger Palace, Bruhl Terrace, Royal Road, Elbe River, and Martin Luther statue. After completing the Dresden tour, we will continue our journey to Berlin. Berlin, as the capital of Germany and its largest city, is an important center that offers history, culture, and modern living simultaneously. During the city tour, we will see structures bearing the marks of World War II and the Cold War, along with significant landmarks of contemporary Berlin. Our panoramic city tour begins with Brandenburg Gate, followed by the Reichstag Building, which houses the German Parliament, being panoramic views. Nearby, we will also see the Holocaust Memorial. During the city tour, we will walkthrough the Unter den Linden Avenue and enjoy panoramic views of Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom), Museum Island, and Humboldt University as well. Also included in our tour are the surviving parts of the Berlin Wall, which had divided East and West Berlin. After the tour, we will return to our hotel in the Prague region.

Day 8 PRAG – ISTANBUL

After breakfast and check-out procedures from the hotel, we will head to Prague Airport for the return flight to Istanbul after the free time offered. After arriving at the airport, we will complete our ticket, baggage check-in, and passport control procedures and fly to Istanbul with Pegasus Airlines flight PC302 at 3:50 PM. We arrive at Sabiha Gökçen Airport at 7:25 PM local time, concluding our tour.