Belvedere Castle, Vienna / Austria Getaways
Travel period: Jan 01, 2017 - Mar 31, 2018 Departure dates: daily
Package I
II ARCOTEL Wimberger****
Jan-Apr, Jul-Aug Nov-Dec May-Jun, Sep-Oct rates on request
NH Wien City****
Jan-Apr, Nov-Dec May-Oct
rates on request
Suppl. for private transfers upon arrival and departure:
Min. 2 persons
This program includes Package I:
Accommodation in the hotel category of choice incl. daily buffet breakfast Regular city tour of Vienna with English audio guide
Admission to the Mozart House in Vienna Concert with 3-course gala dinner (exclu- ding drinks) Package II:
Accommodation in the hotel category of choice incl. daily buffet breakfast Regular city tour of Vienna with English audio guide
Private city walking tour of Bratislava in English (1,5 hours) Train ticket Vienna - Bratislava - Vienna in 2nd
class ! Please Note
These rates do not apply during holidays, conferences and special events We will be pleased to arrange private city tours or other private excursions. Please contact us for prices!
Day 1 Vienna Upon arrival in Vienna, optional pri- vate transfer to your hotel.
Day 2 Vienna In the morning, enjoy a regular city tour of Vienna. Nestled on the banks of the Danube, Vienna dazzles vi- sitors with its rich heritage. The current capital of Austria and one
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Day 1 Vienna Upon arrival in Vienna, optional pri- vate transfer to your hotel.
Day 2 Vienna In the morning, enjoy a regular city tour of Vienna. The current capital of Austria and one of the greatest cultural centers in Europe during
Package I: Cultural Vienna
the Austro-Hungarian Empire is one of the most romantic cities in the world. Vienna is famous for its operas, Baroque architecture, music, the Prater and luscious Sachertorte chocolate cake. The rest of the afternoon is free to ex- plore at your leisure.
Day 3 Vienna In the morning, you visit the Mozart House in the Domgasse Street. This is where Mozart created his best compositions. Today, the house has been transformed into a wonderful museum where visitors
are immersed in the world of Mo- zart and his enormous genius and creativity. In the evening, enjoy a dinner and concert at Vienna Kur- salon. Experience an evening full of Viennese spirit and the sound of waltzes, polkas and arias, and listen to the famous melodies of the most beautiful operettas and piano concerts. After the concert, sit down to an elegant gala dinner.
Day 4 Vienna Optional private transfer to the airport.
Package II: Vienna and Bratislava (Slovakia)
of the greatest cultural centers in Europe during the Austro-Hungarian Empire is one of the most romantic cities in the world. Vienna is famous for its operas, Baroque architecture, music and the Prater. The rest of the afternoon is free to explore at your leisure.
Day 3 Vienna - Bratislava (Slovakia) - Vienna In the morning, travel by train to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, nestled along the Danube River. Upon arrival, private guided wal- king tour in English (1,5 hours). Despite being the capital of one of
Europe‘s youngest countries, Bratis- lava boasts a wealth of history. The old town is composed of numerous palaces that once housed the ari- stocracy, monasteries and churches from different periods and streets that wind along the old medieval wall dotted with wine cellars. After- noon return to Vienna by train.
Day 4 Vienna Optional private transfer to the air- port.
Vienna
Getaways
p 4 Days / 3 Nights p City tour p Attractive excursions
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