Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Prague: one of the world's most magical cites ●
Renaissance chateau of Konopiste ●
Karlovy Vary-elegant spa town ●
Exquisite gothic and baroque Cesky Krumlov
Budapest walking tour ●
Byzantine, Moorish, Romanesque and Hungarian legacies ●
Holloko, Hungary's most beautiful town ●
Eger: narrow streets, arcaded buildings, wrought-iron gates ●
Southern Transdanubia - region of undulating hills, forest clad ridges and rural ambience
Prague: one of the world's most magical cites ●
Karlovy Vary-elegant spa town ●
Exquisite gothic and baroque Cesky Krumlov ●
Bratislava, including the historic Old Town ●
Beautiful Pieniny National Park
Prague: one of the world's most magical cites ●
Exquisite gothic and baroque Cesky Krumlov ●
Bratislava, including the historic Old Town ●
Budapest walking tour ●
Three nights in stately Vienna
Walking in the Engadine - St. Moritz Valley ●
Train journey on the famous Glacier Express ●
Hikes at the foot of the Matterhorn ●
Jungfrau Region, the Bernese Alps and the base of Eiger, the most beautiful mountain scenery in the world ●
Exploring medieval Bern and Zurich Old Towns and scenic Interlaken and Lucerne
Albania: little visited & unknown ●
Roman sites of Butrint and Appolonia ●
Rugged mountain scenery ●
Distinct culture, history ●
Ohrid, North Macedonia - World Heritage Site
Stunning day walks on Croatia's coast ●
Kotor, Montenegro - Unesco site ●
Plitvice Lakes: natural wonder ●
Fairy-tale Dubrovnik ●
Hvar & Korcula - town tours and area walks
A spectacular three-country exploration of a stunning and diverse corner of Europe, with moderate hikes, town/city sightseeing, expert leadership, and delicious regional cuisines
Exotic and cultured, sophisticated and edgy — Central Europe is a destination that refuses to be neatly summed up. Join one of our small Central Europe tours and get a closer look at this captivating destination.
In elegant cities, such as Vienna and Prague, you can wander cobbled streets in the shadow of Gothic cathedrals, visit world-class museums, take in the opera, and sip coffee in opulent 19th-century cafés. While across the region, outdoor beer gardens let you meet the locals and enjoy hearty grub in a casual setting.
Just remember to pack for an adventure: Central Europe lays claim to some seriously impressive scenery — from lush alpine meadows and sky-piercing mountains, to tiny islands and unspoiled beaches.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Central Europe Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Central Europe?
The best time to visit Central Europe is generally between April-June and Sept-Nov. During these months, there are fewer tourists and the weather is generally pleasantly mild. The hottest months are usually July and August, when tourist numbers soar.
During the depths of winter (Nov-Feb), Central Europe can get extremely cold and the days are much shorter. However, many of the major tourist attractions remain open, just be prepared for them to have shorter opening hours.
What countries are in Central Europe?
Situated at the heart of Europe, Central Europe consists of nine countries. The most populated of the region’s countries is Germany (82 million people), followed by Poland (39 million people). The remaining nations located in Central Europe are Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia, Slovakia, and Slovenia.