Day 1 — Sunday · Arrival in Prague

Private transfer with a Spanish- and/or Portuguese-speaking guide to the chosen hotel. Overnight at the Botanique Hotel Prague 4★ or similar. At 19:00, meeting with the guide and group for introductions and a review of the programme.

Day 2 — Monday · Prague (Dinner included)

Breakfast and panoramic tour of Prague with a Spanish-speaking local guide. Tour of Staré Město: the Powder Tower (Gothic), the Municipal House (Art Nouveau), Celetná street to the Old Town Square with the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the famous Astronomical Clock. Karlova street leads to the Charles Bridge. In the afternoon, visit to Prague Castle (admissions included). Dinner at the U Fleků brewery, founded in 1499, with 1 beer included. (Transfers to the brewery not included.)

Day 3 — Tuesday · Prague › České Budějovice › Český Krumlov (Dinner included · 180 km)

Breakfast and departure for Český Krumlov. En route, a stop in České Budějovice, famous for its Budvar beer. Visit to Český Krumlov (UNESCO), one of the most beautiful and visited historic towns in the Czech Republic. First recorded in the mid-13th century, its palace complex — the most extensive in the country after Prague Castle — preserves the only Baroque theatre in the country with original period costumes and the Mask Hall painted with trompe-l'œil wooden effects. Dinner at the Eggenberg restaurant. Overnight at the Hotel Gold Český Krumlov 4★ or similar.

Day 4 — Wednesday · Český Krumlov › Vienna (200 km)

Breakfast and departure for Austria. Free lunch on arrival. Panoramic tour of Vienna with a Spanish-speaking guide: the Ringstrasse, the State Opera, Parliament, City Hall, the Burgtheater, the Johann Strauss monument, the Belvedere Palace, the Baroque church of St. Charles Borromeo and the Prater amusement park with its famous Giant Ferris Wheel. Brief stop in front of the Hundertwasser House. Overnight at the Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen Vienna 4★ or similar. Free dinner.

Day 5 — Thursday · Vienna

Breakfast. Free day in the most imperial capital of Central Europe to visit Schönbrunn Palace, museums and parks. Opportunity to attend a concert, opera or cultural programme depending on the season. A dinner in the picturesque Grinzing district to sample the famous Viennese young wine is highly recommended.

Day 6 — Friday · Vienna › Budapest (270 km)

Breakfast and departure for Hungary. Free lunch. Panoramic tour of Budapest with a Spanish-speaking local guide: Andrássy Avenue, the Opera House, Heroes' Square (Millennium Memorial), St. Stephen's Basilica and the Parliament. We cross the Danube into Buda: the Fishermen's Bastion, Matthias Church and the picturesque old town. Overnight at the Mercure Budapest City Center Hotel 4★ or similar.

Day 7 — Saturday · Budapest › Slovakia › Krakow (Dinner included · 450 km)

Breakfast and departure for Poland via Slovakia. A day through the mid-mountain scenery of the Tatras (part of the Carpathian range) with a stop in Zakopane. Optional visit to the birthplace and hometown of Pope John Paul II in Wadowice, or to the Auschwitz concentration camp. Overnight at the Novotel Kraków Centrum 4★ or similar. Dinner.

Day 8 — Sunday · Krakow › (Wrocław) › Prague (550 km)

Breakfast and panoramic tour of Krakow with a Spanish-speaking local guide: the streets, squares and legends of Poland's royal capital — a key city for understanding the country and its place in Europe. Free lunch and departure for Prague. Arrival around 20:00. Overnight at the Botanique Hotel Prague 4★ or similar.

Day 9 — Monday · Prague › Airport

Breakfast and, at the indicated time, transfer to the airport for the return flight.