Prague, Vienna and Budapest by Train
Visit the capitals of Prague, Vienna and Budapest on this holiday exploring Central and Eastern Europe. These beautiful, atmospheric cities have a sense of history around every corner.
from £799 including rail and hotel accomodation (based on two people sharing)
Greentraveller's Top Tips: All city stopovers in this exciting train holiday have green travel options to enjoy. In Prague, escape the crowds with a relaxing stroll through one of the city’s wonderful parks and gardens such as Petrin Hill or Riegrovy Sady. Did you know Vienna's three organic city farms account for roughly the same area as New York's Central Park? The Austrian capital is truly becoming a green destination making it an excellent city to visit farmers markets and sample local, organic produce. In Budapest, a walk to the top of Gellert Hill offers spectacular views of the Danube River and the city’s historical monuments.
Details of Prague, Vienna and Budapest by train
Discover the great capitals of central Europe with their fine architecture, world-class museums and long history on a three-centre holiday.
Days 1-2 - Train to Prague Travel on Eurostar from London to Brussels and travel on via Cologne and a sleeper service to Prague.
Days 2-3 - Prague On arrival in Prague check-in at the gothic-style Elite Prague Hotel, dating from the 14th century, with 78 rooms, restaurant, bar, and an open-air atrium, which houses a day-bar and garden. Located in Prague's New Town, it's a short walk from Wenceslas Square and Charles Bridge.
Days 3-5 - Vienna Head on to Vienna, where you'll be staying at Austria Classic Hotel Wien, a 200-year old family run hotel with sauna, gym and library, located in the historic Praterstraße in central Vienna, only 200 metres from the underground.
Days 5-6 - Budapest Take the train to Budapest and check-in at the Novotel Budapest Danube, a large contemporary hotel with a bar, restaurant and a fitness centre. The hotel is on the Buda side of the city, between Margaret Bridge and Chain Bridge and offers view of the River Danube and the Parliament, as well as being close the Castle and main shopping district.
Day 6-7 - Budapest to London Travel back via Vienna and Cologne by train and take the Eurostar from Brussels to London.
Holidays can be tailor-made for you to include different hotels, lengths of stay, departure dates and additional cities.
What price includes
- Eurostar travel from London to Cologne via Brussels
- Overnight train travel from Cologne to Prague
- Hotel accomodation in Prague, Vienna and Budapest
- Overnight train from Vienna to Cologne
- Eurostar travel from Cologne to London via Brussels
Location
Plan your journey by train
Meeting point:
London St Pancras International Station
London St Pancras
Transfer to meeting point:
Guests make their own way to meeting point
St Pancras station is connected both to the national and international train network and London underground (Kings Cross St Pancras station)
Plan your journey by train
Finish point:
London St Pancras International Station
London St Pancras
Transfer to finish point:
You will arrive back on the Eurostar to London St Pancras.
