14D11N D'IMPERIAL OF EASTERN EUROPE

• Český Krumlov - One of the country’s finest medieval sites earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. 

• Prague city with the nickname ‘City of Hundred Spires’. 

• St. Vitus Cathedral - A prominent example of Gothic architecture.

• Prague Castle where the Bohemian Crown Jewels are kept within a hidden room inside.

• Old Royal Palace is part of the Prague Castle and also home to a copy of the Czech crown. 

• St. George's Basilica and St. George's Convent is the oldest surviving church building within Prague Castle. 

• Cross the picturesque Charles Bridge（UNSECO） and proceed to the Old Town where the Old Town Hall is located. 

• The medieval Astronomical clock is the third-oldest astronomical clock in the world and the oldest clock still in operation. 

• Wenceslas Square, one of the main city squares and the center of the business and cultural communities.

• Optional: Karlovy Vary 

• Dresden - Semper Opera House, originally built in 1841, this hall was rebuilt by the original architect after a fire in 1869. 

• Zwinger Palace - A Baroque building with a garden, porcelain collection & exhibits on historic scientific instruments. 

• Frauenkirche - Was once Germany’s largest Protestant Church and the great landmark and emblem of Dresden. 

• Fürstenzug - This long, dramatic mural made of porcelain tiles depicts Saxon rulers.

• Bruhlsche Terrasse - A renaissance terrace nicknamed the "Balcony of Europe", runs along the Elbe Valley river with sweeping views.

• Optional: Bastei Bridge

• Brandenburg Gate - Is an iconic landmark of Berlin and Germany; is the monumental entry to Unter den Linden, a boulevard of linden trees which led directly to the royal City Palace of the Prussian monarchs. 

• Reichstag (Parliament house) is the lower house of Germany's parliament. 

• East Side Gallery is an open-air exhibition of art painted directly on the last existing portions of the Berlin Wall. 

• Checkpoint Charlie, the Landmark boundary marking east & west Berlin with a white sentry guard house & cobbled border line. 

• Wroclaw - Main Market Square, Cathedral Island 

• Centennial Hall - Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

• Sight-seeing in Wroclaw with "Hunting for dwarfs".  

• Auschwitz Concentration Camp which was Nazi Germany’s concentration camps and listed under UNESCO in 2007.

• Visit the Gothic-Renaissance Wawel Royal Castle. 

• Historic Old Town to explore Europe’s largest market square along with medieval houses, palaces and churches. 

• Marvel over the spectacular St. Mary’s Basilica 

• Visit the medieval masterpiece of the Cloth Hall. 

• Wieliczka Salt Mine - One of the world’s oldest operating salt mines and is listed under UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Crossing over the border into Slovakia through Donovaly and past the Tatra Mountains. 

• Hungary, Budapest also known as ‘City of Baths’.

• Heroes’ Square and the Millennium Monument located in its middle of the square.

• St Stephen's Basilica - The most important church building in Hungary.

• Fisherman’s Bastion for a view of the beautiful turrets.

• Gellert Hill next for some of the best panoramic views of the entire city.

• Get some shopping done in the famous Vaci street.

• Enjoy the lunch on Danube cruise and cruising around the Danube river’s that covers the most fascinating sights in Budapest.

• Enjoy a sumptuous dinner while being entertained with a Hungarian Falklore show.

• Designer Outlet Parndorf - One-stop shopping with endless surprises. Your favorite designer products, as low as 30-70% off.
  *Note: Factory outlet close on public holiday and Sunday, outlet replacement is subject to change without prior notice in the event of unforeseen circumstances.

• Vienna, the capital of Austria and also known as ‘City of Music’. 

• Visit Schönbrunn Palace and revel in the stunning interior of the massive baroque complex – think exquisite bohemian crystal chandeliers and white-lacquered ceilings and walls covered in gold leaf ornamentation. 

• Ringstrasse with its wealth of parks and monuments, the State Opera house, the majestic Reichsrat Parliament Building and Rathaus (city hall), and the Hofburg Imperial Palace. 

• St. Stephen’s Cathedral - One of the most important Gothic structures in Austria.

• Optional Excursion: Vienna Concert Show

• Hallstatt - An incredibly gorgeous village that sits along the banks of Lake Hallstatt and is located at the core of the Hallstatt Dachstein/Salzkammergut Cultural Landscape listed under UNESCO in 1997. 

• Salzburg, also known as “Salt Castle” acts as the beautiful setting of the famous film “The Sound of Music”. 

• Waltz through the famous Mirabell Garden, sing along the 'DoReMi' and visit the birthplace of famous classical music prodigy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at No. 9 Getreidegasse. 

• Salzburg Old town - Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996 and is renowned for its Baroque architecture.

• Wattens - Swarovski Crystal World, a glittering fantasy world housing the world’s biggest crystal. 

• Fussen - View the famous Neuschwanstein Castle from a distance, which was built as a place of retreat for King Ludwig II.

After breakfast, enjoy some free time before proceeding to the airport for your flight check in and fly back to Singapore.