[ Print This Page ]
Globus
OFFER ID 1566479
They say you can’t stop time. Prague with its intricate and theatrical Astronomical Clock, striking every hour for the past 600 years, is ticking proof. Yet when you travel to the "City of a Hundred Spires" as well as the beguiling cities of Berlin, Warsaw, Krakow, Budapest, and Vienna on this six-country tour of Eastern Europe, it can also feel like time has stood still. Centuries-old palaces, castles, and cathedrals transport you to another era, as do beautifully reconstructed war-damaged cities. Tracing the steps of kings, queens, emperors, presidents, generals, soldiers, and prisoners, history buffs will relish revisiting the most gripping chapters of the past. In addition, with a whole day at leisure in harmonious Vienna and a special Chopin concert in the maestro’s hometown of architecturally alluring Warsaw, music lovers will be equally elated.
PLUS, your tour includes your choice of excursions in Budapest and Prague so you can plan your day your way.
13 nights from $4,299 per person
Exclusive Amenity: Receive One Free Extra Night on Select 2026 Globus Europe Tours
Valid for new bookings deposited Now – December 31, 2026 for travel January 1, 2026 – December 31, 2026.
*Promotion may not be combinable with any other offers, promotions, or discounts, and is subject to availability and airline booking guidelines. Other restrictions may apply.
The Best Of Eastern Europe
Day 1 ARRIVE IN BERLIN, GERMANY Willkommen in Berlin! At 6 pm, meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner at your hotel. (D)
Day 2 BERLIN Historic Berlin This morning, join your local guide for a sightseeing tour of Berlin featuring views of the State Opera House, Museum Island, the Reichstag, Tiergarten Park and the elegant Ku-Damm. Stop to take photos at the Brandenburg gate, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, and the Holocaust Memorial. Free time this afternoon and evening. (B)
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
HISTORIC SPOTS In 1961 East and West Berlin became physically divided by a concrete wall, leaving the Brandenburg gate isolated in a restricted area. As the wall began to fall in 1989, the Brandenburg Gate was once more reachable, and became considered a national symbol of peace and unity. Today it is Berlin's most famous landmark.
Day 3 BERLIN–POZNAN, POLAND–WARSAW Polish Treasures Depart Berlin for a drive that will take you across the border into Poland. En-route to Warsaw, stop at the Poznan, one of Poland’s oldest cities and spend some free time exploring this pretty town with its colourful Old Market Square. (B,D)
364 mi / 585 km
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
CULTURAL GEM The university town of Poznan sits on the Warta River with beautiful Renaissance-style buildings in its Old Market Square. Every day at noon, visitors are amused by the Town Hall clock, featuring mechanical goats who butt heads!
Day 4 WARSAW Classical Notes in Warsaw Get acquainted with Warsaw as you follow your Local Guide on a sightseeing tour of Poland’s capital city featuring a visit to the medieval Stare Miasto (Old Town) and the Cathedral of St. John. Free time this afternoon to explore more of the city before attending a [LF] special Chopin concert. (B)
LOCAL FAVORITE
GREAT PERFORMANCES Enjoy a wonderful performance of passionate compositions by Frédéric Chopin in an elegant hall in Warsaw. Hear the moving music created by the legendary Polish composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic period.
Day 5 WARSAW–CZESTOCHOWA–AUSCHWITZ–KRAKOW The Shining Mountain Today, leave Warsaw and travel south. Arrive in Czestochowa, the most popular pilgrimage site in Poland, and visit the Monastery of Jasna Góra famous for its Black Madonna. After some free time for lunch continue to Auschwitz for a moving guided visit of the site of the former concentration camp. (B,D)
273 mi / 440 km
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
ART & ARCHITECTURE Founded in the 13th century, the city of Czestochowa merged with Jasna Góra (meaning “Shining Mountain”). Here, the beautiful Jasna Góra monastery is a global pilgrimage site, home to stunning frescoes and the famed painting, Our Lady of Czestochowa – also known as the Black Madonna.
Day 6 KRAKOW Eastern Gem Enjoy a morning at leisure to start exploring the city of Krakow. Later, meet your Local Guide for the city sightseeing tour which comprises a walking tour of the Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter, plus an orientation drive with a photo stop at Wavel Castle and a visit of St. Mary’s Church. (B)
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
CULTURE & TRADITION Since its beginnings in the 7th century, Krakow has been a vital cultural city. The whole of Krakow has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its incredible history and its ancient architecture which has remained virtually unscathed before its liberation from World War II. Today, you’ll revel in its large market square, vibrant streets, historic sites, and restaurants.
Day 7 KRAKOW–DONOVALY, SLOVAKIA–BUDAPEST, HUNGARY Three countries today! From Poland, cross the border into Slovakia. Take a scenic drive to Donovaly, formerly an important player in the Slovak resistance, now a beautiful ski resort. Enjoy free time to browse and enjoy lunch before continuing into Hungary to reach Budapest, the “Pearl of the Danube.” (B)
249 mi / 400 km
TOUR HIGHLIGHT
PHOTO OPP Admire the vistas of this alpine haven in the heart of Slovakia. Located near two National Parks, the lovely ski resort of Donovaly offers the perfect photo opportunity.
Day 8 BUDAPEST Spend your day your way in Budapest Follow your Local Guide for a sightseeing tour featuring Heroes Square and a panoramic view from Fishermen’s Bastion. Explore more of Budapest with your choice of included Globus Choice excursions.
All fares are quoted in US Dollars.
2704 Lincoln Ave.
Evansville, IN 47714
USA
812-477-8833
800-422-0335