Eastern Europe tours

Most of our Eastern European tour packages are between 9 and 15 days long, and they’re full of things to do! If you like taking your time, we’d recommend a longer tour for your Eastern Europe vacation.

Some of the go-to spots for Eastern Europe travel include the Hungarian Parliament Building, Matthias Church, Bratislava, Belvedere Palace, and the Wawel Cathedral. You can visit each of these sites—all rich in history—on our Highlights of Eastern Europe tour.

Eastern Europe is so full of history, it feels like there’s a landmark around every corner. Here are a few of them:

• Prague Castle, where Charles IV governed the Holy Roman Empire
• Kezmarok’s UNESCO-listed wooden articular church
• St. Stephen’s Basilica, a richly decorated cathedral in Budapest
• Schönbrunn Palace, full of architectural beauty, in Vienna, Austria

You can learn a lot about a place by trying its foods—and Eastern Europe is no exception. So many travelers say their favorite part of our Eastern Europe tours is tasting all the different foods! Here are some to sample:

• Croatian Strukli, This popular cheese pastry is soft, melty, creamy, and crisp all at once.
• Czech Palacinky, Think French crepes, but lighter and sweeter.
• Austrian Wiener Schnitzel, You’ve probably heard of this breaded, fried veal cutlet dish, but it’s too delicious not to mention.
• Serbian Cevapcici, These crisp, juicy sausages can be found all over the Balkans.
• Polish Gołabki, Picture soft cabbage leaves filled with minced meat, swimming in tangy tomato sauce. Now picture eating it.
• Lithuanian Borscht, This traditional beet soup is definitely the prettiest thing you could possibly eat on any of our Eastern Europe trips.

One of the biggest reasons people choose our guided Eastern Europe tours is because it’s so easy. We do all the planning for you, so you don’t have to stress about booking tickets or even finding the best places to visit on our Eastern Europe trips. Tour Directors and local guides will escort you to all the best spots and tell you anything you want to know.

Another benefit of going on group tours of Eastern Europe is that you’ll travel alongside a group of like-minded adventurers, and you might even make some new friends along the way.

See why one traveler recommends going on our Eastern Europe guided tours.