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From Budapest to Venice FROM BUDAPEST TO VENICE Visit FROM BUDAPEST TO VENICE web page Join us on a private tour From Budapest to Venice and explore the beautiful cities and countryside of Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. The tours will take you through the magical Budapest, Croatia`s capital, Zagreb, and the OVERVIEW breathtaking nature of Slovenia with charming lakes Bled and Bohinj in Julian Alps and fantastic Postojna caves. And what better way to end the tour, than enjoy life in romantic Venice. DAY Budapest Start of the tour at Budapest Airport where you meet your private guide/driver. Drive to the hotel in Budapest and some time to relax. In the afternoon some short orientation walk through the city centre. In the evening, 1 river boat cruise on Danube to enjoy in beautiful illumination of palaces, churches and castle along the river. Overnight in Budapest. DAY Budapest – Zagreb In the morning visit of the main attractions in Budapest that include the Citadella, Buda castle area with fantastic views over Danube, Matthias Church, the Chain Bridge, St. Stephen's Basilica, Opera House, Heroes Square, 2 Market Hall, Parliament, etc. In the afternoon drive to Croatia's capital city, Zagreb for an overnight. DAY Zagreb – Ljubljana After breakfast sightseeing tour of the old town (church of St. Mark, Cathedral, Parliament, Ban Jelačić Square, etc.). Afterwards we continue towards Ljubljana. Check in at the hotel and sightseeing of the Slovenian capital 3 along Ljubljanica river. Overnight in Ljubljana. DAY Ljubljana – lakes Bled & Bohinj – Ljubljana In the morning we drive towards Julian Alps to visit lake Bled where we enter the Bled castle and explore the lake and its small island with the church. In the afternoon drive to Bohinj, another alpine lake. Very scenic countryside 4 drive. In the evening transfer to Ljubljana. Overnight in Ljubljana. DAY Ljubljana – Postojna – Piran This morning we continue towards the biggest cave in Slovenia and one of the biggest in the world, the 21 kilometres long Postojna cave, to discover the underground world of stalagmites and stalactites. After the visit of 5 the cave, drive to Slovenian coast to visit a romantic old town of Piran built in a typical Venetian style. Overnight in Piran. DAY Piran – Venice After breakfast drive to Venice to visit its main attractions like St. Mark's Square with Doges palace and basilica of St. Mark. Walk towards Rialto bridge and colourful market and enjoy in the views of Canal Grande. Also, 6 possible visit of nearby islands of Murano and Burano. Overnight in Venice. DAY Venice 7 In the morning free time to explore the town on your own and later transfer to the airport. End of services. PRIVATE TOURS, MOVIS D.O.O. Spodnje Pirnice 65, 1215 Medvode, Slovenia, TEL: +386 40 873 898 | FAX: +386 59 713 068 | E-MAIL: [email protected] FROM BUDAPEST TO VENICE HIGHLIGHTS Explore fascinating Buda castle district Walk on Dolac market in Zagreb Breathtaking lakes Bled and Bohinj Mediterranean coastal town Piran Romantic Venice PRICES OF FROM BUDAPEST TO VENICE PRICE OF FROM BUDAPEST TO VENICE (PRICE PER PERSON) PEOPLE IN HOTELS 3* IN HOTELS 4* BOUTIQUE AND HOTELS 5* 2 3.190,00€ 3.480,00€ ON REQUEST 4 2.220,00€ 2.510,00€ ON REQUEST 6 1.890,00€ 2.160,00€ ON REQUEST 8 1.800,00€ 2.100,00€ ON REQUEST PRICE INCLUDES • Accommodation in double bed with breakfast in selected hotels • Service of private guide/driver • Rent of a private car/van for the time of the tour with all expenses (fuel, parkings, insurance…) • Local guides for city tours in Budapest, Zagreb, Venice • Entrance fees (Bled island, Bled castle, pletna boat ride on Bled, Matthias Church in Budapest, etc.) • Water taxi in Venice from parking to hotel and back to parking • Organisation of the programme • VAT PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE • Airfares • Meals and drinks not described in the program • Personal expenses of any kind (phone calls, laundry, minibar, room service…) • Travel personal insurance • Tips Date: on request (all year) PRIVATE TOURS, MOVIS D.O.O. Spodnje Pirnice 65, 1215 Medvode, Slovenia, TEL: +386 40 873 898 | FAX: +386 59 713 068 | E-MAIL: [email protected] .
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