Austria Vienna Tours

This tour covers quite vast area of Central Europe. You are going to visit 6 countries (Austria, Slovakia, Czech Rep, Germany, Poland, Hungary), 4 capital cities; switch between 4 currencies, try 5 different languages. Vienna, Prague, Dresden, Krakow and Budapest have been capital cities of larger or smaller Kingdoms or Empires on some stage durin its long and rich history, so you can just imagine the lavish architecture and richness of its Cathedrals and Museums. Beside, you are going to be amazed by the variety of the landscapes and beautiful natural sites, such as Cesky Krumlow. Nevertheless, you are going to be surprised, what a big changes, in terms of overall look and infrastructure ex socialist countries of Eastern Europe have gone through.

Covering four countries ( Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Italy ) this is a tour offering insight to part of Central Europe strached between Alps and Adriatic. Historicaly these was an area where Germanic, Slavic and Latin influences were fighting for predominance, and where nations were used to live one beside the other. For about half a century even under the same Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, who also had a train network extended in order to conect Vienna and beloved Venice, which he visited a few times while part of his vast Empire. The tour starts in Vienna crosses Slovenia, touching all of its most important sites like Bled, Ljubljana, Brda wine region and Postojna Caves. Croatian part takes in spectacular Plitvice lakes, a UNESCO site and charming seaside resort Opatija. A former fourth largest town in Austrian Empire and its largest port, Trieste, is a town Italian classic tour would not take in. Seeing it, so interesting and beautiful, will make you wonder why. Ending up in amazing, unique Venice gives you the chance to extend your holiday there or take advantage of its really well conected airport or train station.

Discover Eastern Europe & Switzerland in this 7-day 7-night tour. Experience a rich diversity of European countries: Czech, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland & Germany. Accommodation is included on each night of the tour, including the final night!

Embark on a 16-day odyssey through Central Europe's enchanting cities, historic landmarks, and breathtaking natural wonders. Unforgettable journey awaits!

The timeframe of the medieval age in Europe is roughly dated from around 500 AD to the end of the 15th century. The Early Middle Ages (circa 500–1000 AD) covers the transition from the decline of the Western Roman Empire to the rise of various Germanic kingdoms and the Carolingian dynasty. The High Middle Ages (circa 1000–1300 AD) marked the economic growth, population expansion, and the rise of urban centers. The Late Middle Ages (circa 1300–1500 AD) encompass events such as the Black Death, the Hundred Years' War between England and France, the Great Schism in the Catholic Church, as well as social and economic changes. It often concludes with the onset of the Renaissance. The medieval history of Germany and Austria is rich and complex, marked by political, social, and cultural developments that influenced the course of European history. Among others, in this period of time like other parts of medieval Europe, they experienced a feudal system characterized by a hierarchical social structure. Land was often granted by the monarch to nobles (lords) in exchange for military service. This system of land tenure influenced their political and social organization. In both countries boast numerous examples of medieval architecture, including cathedrals, castles, and town halls. Notable examples include the Cologne Cathedral, the Wartburg Castle, and the medieval Old Towns of cities like Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Additionally, the city of Vienna has medieval roots and became the capital of the Holy Roman Empire under the Habsburgs, one of the most powerful and influential European dynasties that ruled Austria in the late medieval period while the Wittelsbach family became the ruling dynasty of Bavaria. As for Munich, like other medieval cities, it has architectural gems that reflect its history. The Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus), the New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) and the Frauenkirche (Cathredral of Our Dear Lady) are notable examples of medieval and Gothic architecture. This and more will impressed your journey through medieval cities and towns. Come and live your adventure with EUROLATINO.