Central Europe

With its majestic and rich capitals, magnificent varied landscapes, grand museums, and world-renowned architectural icons, Europe is undoubtedly a treasure trove of exceptional travel destinations. However, beyond its most emblematic cities, the old continent still holds some well-kept secrets at its very heart. Indeed, Central European countries such as Austria, Poland, and the Czech Republic are often less known and have that little 'je ne sais quoi' that gives them an extraordinary atmosphere and presence.

Marked by several significant historical events, these regions are full of vestiges reflecting great eras and visible scars of wars. From cultural and heritage treasures to the terrible Nazi concentration camps, visiting these regions is like opening a history book. Kraków, Poland's second-largest city, is a prime example. Considered the most beautiful city in the country, this millennia-old city has witnessed the coronation of kings, erected impressive structural masterpieces, and experienced the tragic history of ghettos during World War II.

Vienna, the Austrian capital whose city center is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is still marked by the former monarchy and the grand imperial era. From Empress Sissi’s palace to its numerous renowned museums and its grand cathedral, Vienna is an elegant city that has managed to blend past and modernity to become a must-visit cultural center in Europe.

Finally, Prague, a true gem of Central Europe, irresistibly enchants its visitors with its romantic atmosphere, varied architectural styles, rich medieval history, and pastel colors. Nicknamed 'the city of a hundred spires and a hundred towers,' the Czech capital is, without exaggeration, one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

In summary, visiting Central Europe is a perfect opportunity to be transported and immerse oneself in the cultural and historical riches of this sometimes lesser-known magnificent territory.

Guided tour of KRAKOW including a visit to Wawel Hill and its castle – Discover the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz – Schindler's Factory Museum – Medieval salt mine of WIELICZKA – Lecture tour at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp – Guided tour of VIENNA: the Ring, St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Capuchin Church, Albertinaplatz, the Hofburg Imperial Palace, the Parliament, Belvedere, Vienna State Opera – PRAGUE: Visit to Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, and the Golden Lane, exploration of the Hradčany district, stroll across Charles Bridge, and discovery of the Jewish Quarter