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Poland, Czech Republic & Austria POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna Poland, Czech Republic & Austria EUROPE | Krakow, Prague, Vienna Season: 2021 Standard 8 DAYS 14 MEALS 22 SITES Become immersed in the sights and sounds of scenic Central Europe. From a visit to the iconic Wawel Castle in Krakow to the streets of the Bohemian village of Český Krumlov near Prague to learning how to waltz in Vienna—your adventures in Poland, Czech Republic and Austria will bring you a lifetime of magical memories. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna Trip Overview 8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS ACCOMMODATIONS 3 LOCATIONS Sheraton Grand Krakow Krakow, Prague, Vienna Grand Mark Prague Park Hyatt Vienna AGES FLIGHT INFORMATION 14 MEALS Minimum Age: 4 Arrive: Kraków John Paul II- 7 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 4 Suggested Age: 6+ Balice International Airport Dinners Adult Exclusive: Ages 18+ (KRK) Return: Vienna International Airport (VIE) POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 1 KRAKOW, POLAND Activities Highlights: Dinner Included Arrive in Krakow, Welcome Reception, Morski Oko: Folklore Dinner & Sheraton Grand Krakow Entertainment Arrive in Krakow Witamy w Krakowie! Upon your arrival in Krakow, collect your luggage and exit baggage claim and head to the main terminal where you will be greeted by an Adventures By Disney representative. Relax as a driver assists you with your bags and takes you to your hotel. Welcome Reception at the Hotel Meet and introduce yourself to your fellow Adventurers and Adventure Guides as you kick off what is sure to be a spectacular adventure together. Morski Oko: Folklore Dinner & Entertainment Begin your trip with a traditional Polish meal where you will savor delicious regional fare as you are entertained by performers who will regale you with folkloric performances that tell about their proud heritage. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 2 KRAKOW, POLAND Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Lunch Krakow City Tour, Lunch at Pod Aniołami with Pierogi Tasting, Included Obwarzanek “Bagel”-Making Workshop Sheraton Grand Krakow Breakfast at the Hotel Enjoy a hearty breakfast and get ready for a day of discovery. Krakow City Tour Get to know this remarkable city as you visit its iconic sights, including the world’s very first UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wawel Castle. You’ll tour this amazing complex which includes state rooms, a cathedral, bell tower and the Dragon Cave, which, as legend has it, is the lair of the famed Dragon of Wawel Hill in Polish folklore. Lunch at Pod Aniołami with Pierogi Tasting Enjoy a lovely lunch at this extraordinary restaurant that translates to “Under the Angels.” Dine in a medieval atmosphere that is steeped in historical 13th-century design. Krakow City Tour Continues You’ll also stop at Barbakan, a fortified outpost that now serves as the gateway into the Old Town of Krakow. Then, visit Market Square, the largest medieval plaza in Europe, measuring an astonishing 430,556 square feet, and home to Cloth Hall, one of Krakow’s most iconic symbols. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna Obwarzanek “Bagel”-Making Workshop Learn how to make the traditional—and delicious—obwarzanek, a twisted bagel/pretzel that is a favorite local treat. On Your Own Dinner in Krakow Enjoy discovering a new favorite restaurant where you can dine on local fare and savor the rich flavors of the region. You can also ask your Adventure Guides to recommend a place that will satisfy your appetite. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 3 KRAKOW, POLAND Activities Highlights: Breakfast, Lunch and Morning & Lunch Options: Auschwitz Guided Tour, Oświęcim Restaurant Dinner Included OR Wieliczka Salt Mine Visit, Underground Lunch at Salt Mine, Hero’s Sheraton Grand Krakow Square & Schindler’s Factory Visit, Medieval Dinner at Korzkiew Castle with Vodka & Chocolate Tastings Breakfast at the Hotel Begin your morning with a hearty breakfast and get ready for a day of exploration. Choose Your Morning Activity OPTION A: Auschwitz Guided Tour Join a certified Auschwitz guide on a moving tour of the notorious World War II concentration camp. Guests will also have some time on their own for this powerful and solemn experience. See important details Dine at a local restaurant where you can sample popular regional fare. OPTION B: Wieliczka Salt Mine Visit Head deep underground for a fascinating exploration of this stunning salt mine that is over 7 centuries old and made up of more than 150 miles of unparalleled landscapes that POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna include hollow corridors, salt lakes, underground chambers and amazing works of salt art. Continue your underground adventure with a unique dining experience in the depths of the salt mine. Hero’s Square & Schindler’s Factory Visit Visit Hero’s Square, which was once a departure point for trains taking the area’s Jewish people to the concentration camps, but now serves as a powerful memorial to Krakow’s Jewish population. You can also enjoy a self-guided visit to the factory of Oskar Schindler, a German entrepreneur who is credited for saving the lives of approximately 1,200 Jews by employing them in his factory. On Your Own Time in Krakow Enjoy the late afternoon exploring the magnificent city of Krakow on your own. Medieval Dinner at Korzkiew Castle with Medieval Entertainment Gather with your fellow Adventurers for a private dinner amidst the medieval setting of this 14th-century fortress that is one of a series of fortifications along the famous Eagle Nests Trail. You’ll dine in the oldest Gothic and Renaissance section of the castle, which provides a truly unique dining experience. You’ll also enjoy vodka and chocolate tastings to make your evening even more memorable. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 4 PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Lunch Travel to Prague Included Grand Mark Prague Breakfast at the Hotel Begin with your day with a satisfying breakfast before your coach transfer to Prague. Travel to Prague Board a private coach and begin your journey to the amazing city of Prague in the Czech Republic. Lunch in Olomouc Enjoy lunch at a local spot in the lovely city of Olomouc, the 6th largest city in the Czech Republic. It’s known for its 6 baroque fountains and 18th century Holy Trinity Column that is adorned with numerous religious sculptures. Transfer to Prague Continue your journey to Prague. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna Dinner On Your Own in Prague Relax and unwind following your journey from Krakow to Prague with a delicious meal in the wonderful city of Prague. Ask your Adventure Guides to recommend a local restaurant to satisfy your appetite. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 5 PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Dinner Prague Walking Tour, Progressive Dinner Through Prague’s Gourmet Included Passage and Municipal House Grand Mark Prague Breakfast at the Hotel Enjoy a delicious breakfast before you start today’s adventure. Walking Tour of Prague Take to the streets of Prague with a local guide on a private tour that’s both entertaining and delicious. Stop for tasty Czech treats while visiting incredible sites, including St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, Charles Bridge and the oldest clock in the world—the medieval Astronomical Clock, which was first installed in 1410 and is still working! Lunch in Prague on Your Own Explore the alleys and avenues of Prague with your fellow Adventurers. Ask your Adventure Guides for dining recommendations. Afternoon on Your Own Explore the city of Prague as you please. Check out the uniquely designed Dancing House and see Prague from atop its highest bell tower, the late-Gothic Jindřišská Tower. And walk through the complex of Klementinum, which houses historical buildings dating back to the 11th century. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna Progressive Dinner Through Prague’s Gourmet Passage and Municipal House Meet up with your local guide who will take you through the amazing shops for appetizers in Gourmet Passage before settling in for the main course at the historic Municipal House. Delight in an evening of traditional Czech entertainment and surprises. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 6 VIENNA, AUSTRIA Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Lunch Privately Guided Tour of Český Krumlov, Travel to Vienna Included Park Hyatt Vienna Breakfast at the Hotel Begin your morning with a tasty breakfast and get ready for a day of fun exploration. Privately Guided Tour of Český Krumlov Enjoy a private tour of Český Krumlov with a local guide who will show you the hidden corners of the Czech Republic. Lunch on Your Own in Český Krumlov Explore the quaint town of Český Krumlov on your own and sample the local flavors. Be sure to get some dining recommendations from your Adventure Guides. Travel to Vienna Board a private coach and begin your journey to Austria’s capital city, Vienna. Dinner On Your Own in Vienna Relax after your journey at any of Vienna’s outstanding restaurants. Your Adventure Guides will be happy to recommend some of their favorite dining establishments. POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC & AUSTRIA Europe | Krakow, Prague, Vienna DAY 7 VIENNA, AUSTRIA Activities Highlights: Breakfast and Dinner Schönbrunn Palace Tour, Royal Spanish Riding School, Private Waltz Included Lessons, After-Hours Tour of Vienna Zoo & Dinner at the Zoo Park Hyatt Vienna Breakfast at the Hotel Begin your morning with a filling breakfast, and then start today’s adventures with a visit to Schönbrunn Palace. Privately Guided Visit to Schönbrunn Palace Waltz through the baroque world at its finest as you take a private tour of Austria's most visited destination and a UNESCO World Heritage site—Schönbrunn Palace.
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