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Vienna to Dubrovnik Overview

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Tour Central Europe on an adventure from Vienna to Dubrovnik.

Travel from Vienna to Dubrovnik on a tour through Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia. Discover a region where the past continues to weave its spell through alpine towns and green valleys, and emanates from medieval castles and austere monasteries - sense the hidden magic of Central Europe. Traversing nine countries, there is much to see and plenty of opportunities to experience the culture and the people of this enchanting pocket of Europe. Better yet, there's loads of flexibility for you to do it your own way.

  • Explore the cultural history of Vienna
  • Cycle the countryside around Cesky Krumlov
  • Experience the bohemian vibe of Prague
  • Conquer the slopes of the Tatra Mountains
  • Cross the Chain Bridge in Budapest
  • Stay overnight in a mountain monastery
  • Soak up the medieval heritage of Dubrovnik

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Vienna to Dubrovnik Summary

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Days 1-3 Vienna/Bratislava

Once the centre of the Habsburg Empire, Vienna is today a cosmopolitan city with music in the air and the grandeur of a golden past. Nestled on the picturesque Danube, Bratislava boasts a beautiful Old Town, and has a wealth of medieval towers, elegant castles and Baroque palaces to explore. With an array of architectural marvels, a cuisine to relish and a refined arts scene celebrating both the classic and modern, Vienna is a joy to discover.

Days 4-5 Cesky Krumlov

The picturesque medieval town of Cesky Krumlov is straight out of a fairytale. A stunning castle towers over the quaint old town, which boasts beautiful buildings and a confusion of cobbled alleyways.

Days 6-8 Prague

Prague is an unforgettable city that has everyone in raptures. With a unique gallery of historic buildings and a charm that permeates from every stone, prepare for a cultural highlight.

Day 9 Teplice nad Metuji

The picturesque town of Teplice nad Metuji is part of a national park and home to some crazy looking rocks, great hiking trails and beautiful woodlands.

Days 10-11 Krakow

With a fascinating history and a charming World Heritage-listed old town, Krakow, the residence of Polish kings for centuries, has riches around very corner.

Days 12-13 Tatra Mountains

Creating a natural border between Slovakia and Poland, the striking Tatra Mountains are popular for winter sports and hiking - and are as beautiful as the Alps.

Days 14-16 Budapest

Budapest's grand architecture and boulevards evoke a time gone by, while glamorous stores and glitzy restaurants make this one of Europe's truly great cities.

Days 17-18 Osijek

Osijek, with its enchanting medieval citadel, is located along the banks of the Drava. The city's reputation as Croatia's gastronomic capital is well represented by its many riverside cafes.

Day 19 Novi Sad

Novi Sad is an interesting mixture of old Serbian cultural heritage, Austro-Hungarian architecture and scenic beauty. The city is surrounded by fertile farms and vineyards, framed by verdant hills.

Days 20-21 Belgrade

Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe, and while it has had a long and tumultuous history, its beauty and cultural nous will charm visitors on every level.

Days 22-24 Sarajevo/Mostar

Sarajevo has emerged from the rubble of war to become a cultural hotspot - and one of Europe's most popular travel destinations. Mostar's Old Bridge, beautifully restored after its sad destruction, is but one drawcard in this picturesque city that's brimming with culture and history.

Day 25 Ostrog Monastery

Built into the side of a rocky mountain in the 17th century, Ostrog Monastery is a stunning place of pilgrimage for Orthodox Christians and travellers alike.

Days 26-27 Kotor

Nestled among rocky mountains on the shores of the Mediterranean, Kotor is a delightful city with a beautifully-preserved medieval town.

Days 28-29 Dubrovnik

The undisputed jewel of the Dalmatian Coast, Dubrovnik is a beautiful white stone town that is picturesque, full of character and surrounded entirely by city walls.
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What's included in this trip

  • Start:

    Vienna, Austria

  • Finish:

    Dubrovnik, Croatia

  • Group size:

    Min 1 , Max 12

  • Ages:

    Min 12

  • Meals:

    16 breakfasts, 0 dinners

  • Accommodation:

    Guesthouse (3 nts), Hostel (2 nts), Hotel (13 nts), Monastery (1 nt), Pension (6 nts), Private apartment (3 nts)

  • Transport:

    Bicycle, Bus, Metro, Minibus, Private Bus, Taxi, Train, Tram

  • Included activities:

    City walls walk, Cooking class/dinner, Cycling trip (weather and season permitting), Day trip, Bratislava, Guided tour Belgrade, Guided tour Sarajevo, Guided visit to State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau, Hiking in the Vysoke Tatry mountains (not between Nov and Mar), Honey Museum, Mostar day trip, Walk in the Teplice National Park

  • Carbon emissions offset:

    356kg pp per trip

  • Notes:

    1. A single supplement is available on this trip. See under the Single Traveller section of your Trip Notes for more information.
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