Welcome to Paris, the city of romance in France. As one of the most famous cities in the world, Paris is renowned for its romantic ambiance, rich historical and cultural heritage, beautiful architecture, and exquisite cuisine. Upon airport pickup, you‘ll check into your hotel, and the rest of the time is free for you to explore at your leisure.

Hotel: Novotel Paris Charles de Gaulle or Similar（During the Olympics, we will arrange accommodations in a more distant city.） 

Depart from the hotel after breakfast to visit Paris.

Louvre: One of the world‘s largest art museums, housing a vast collection of art treasures including the "Mona Lisa" and the "Venus de Milo."

Latin Quarter: An area filled with academic atmosphere, home to many universities and colleges, and also a popular spot for nightlife and dining. Consider having lunch in the Latin Quarter.

Eiffel Tower: One of the symbolic structures of Paris and one of the most famous iron towers in the world, offering a magnificent panoramic view of the city.

Notre-Dame Cathedral: This Gothic cathedral is a landmark of Paris with a long history and architectural value.

Champs-Élysées: One of the most beautiful avenues in the world, lined with luxury shops, theaters, and restaurants.

Montmartre: An artists‘ area known for its unique atmosphere and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

Palais Garnier: A magnificent opera house with luxurious architecture and rich artistic content.

Hotel: Novotel Paris Charles de Gaulle or Similar（During the Olympics, we will arrange accommodations in a more distant city.） (Breakfast-included)

Depart from the hotel after breakfast to visit the Palace of Versailles.

The Palace of Versailles, located in the southwest of Paris, France, is renowned for its grand architecture, exquisite gardens, and rich history. Originally a hunting lodge built by Louis XIII in 1623, it was expanded into a palace by his son Louis XIV in 1661. This palace became the main residence of the French kings and a symbol of the absolute monarchy in France. The Versailles Palace features Baroque architecture, with Louis Le Vau leading the design, followed by contributions from other architects. Its unique architectural style, filled with luxury and grandeur, showcases the power and splendor of the French monarchy in the 17th century. The palace includes the main building and gardens, with several palace wings, the most famous being the Hall of Mirrors, a lavishly decorated hall lined with mirrors, which served as the venue for significant international meetings and the signing of important treaties.

After lunch, proceed to Nancy, a city in the Grand Est region of northeastern France, formerly the capital of the Duchy of Lorraine. The city is renowned for its Enlightenment-era architectural aesthetics, most notably the Place Stanislas, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Place Stanislas, located in the center of Nancy, France, is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The Ducal Palace of Lorraine (Palais des Ducs de Lorraine), located in Nancy, is a historic building now serving as the Lorraine Museum.

Hotel: Hotel Novotel Suites Nancy Centre or Similar.  (Breakfast-included)

After breakfast, depart for Strasbourg, located in the eastern part of France, near the border with Germany. The Rhine River flows through the city, making it a key transportation hub. Strasbourg is one of the seats of the European Parliament, an important institution of the European Union. During the European Parliament sessions, Strasbourg becomes a center for European political and legal decision-making. The city has a long history and rich cultural heritage. Its old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring ancient buildings, unique streets, and squares. "La Petite France" is a part of Strasbourg‘s old town known for its distinctive architectural style, picturesque canals, and charming streets.

After lunch, proceed to Konstanz, a city in southern Germany located between the Swiss border and Lake Constance, right where the Rhine River exits the lake.

The Imperia statue commemorates the Council of Constance held from 1414 to 1418, depicting a woman holding two naked men. One is Pope Martin V, chosen during the council, and the other is Emperor Sigismund, the king who called the council.

Konstanz Harbor is an important port located in Konstanz, Germany, adjacent to the Swiss border and Lake Constance.

Lake Constance is one of the largest freshwater lakes in Central Europe, located at the junction of Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Known for its beautiful scenery and pleasant climate, it is a popular tourist destination offering activities like sailing, swimming, and hiking.

Hotel: Hotel Drexel’s Parkhotel or Similar. (Breakfast-included)

After breakfast, head to Neuschwanstein Castle, located in the Bavarian state of Germany, at the foot of the mountains near Füssen. The castle was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria at the end of the 19th century. Inspired by fairy tales and the medieval chivalric spirit, Neuschwanstein Castle was designed in a Romantic style. Construction began in 1869, but the castle remained unfinished due to the death of Ludwig II in 1886. In fact, some of the interior decorations are still incomplete to this day. The architectural style of Neuschwanstein Castle typifies the Romanticism of the late 19th century, incorporating elements of medieval German knight castles and traditional Bavarian architecture. Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most famous castles in the world, attracting millions of visitors annually. Its appearance also inspired the design of Disney‘s Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Note: For guests who register within two weeks of departure, tickets to enter Neuschwanstein Castle cannot be guaranteed. If tickets are unavailable, an exterior visit is an option, with a refund of 20.5 euros for the ticket fee.

Hotel: Holiday Inn Munich Unterhaching, an IHG Hotel or Similar. (Breakfast-included)

After breakfast, head to Salzburg, a city with a long history and rich cultural traditions. This city has existed since medieval times and is highly regarded for its Baroque and Renaissance-style architecture. Salzburg is famous as the birthplace of composer Mozart, featuring Mozart‘s birthplace, Mozart Square, and Mozart‘s residence. The Old Town of Salzburg and the Salzkammergut region are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Mirabell Palace is a famous attraction in Salzburg, known for its Baroque-style gardens and architecture. Designed in 1690, the palace garden features multi-tiered terraces, marble statues, and fountains, and is one of the filming locations for the movie "The Sound of Music."

The Franciscan Church is located to the north of St. Peter‘s Church in Salzburg and served as the town‘s parish church until 1635. Its features include the towering choir roof and the south tower built in 1498. Inside, the dark 13th-century Romanesque nave contrasts sharply with the tall, bright 15th-century Gothic choir. Baroque chapels around the church were built in 1606, while the high altar added in 1709 is famous for its late 15th-century carved Madonna.

Then proceed to Hallstatt, Austria‘s most beautiful town. Hallstatt is nestled at the foot of the Alps, surrounded by majestic mountains and the mirror-like Lake Hallstatt, enveloped in natural beauty. Hallstatt and its surrounding area were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, revered for their unique geographical location and cultural value. The village is home to many ancient wooden buildings, some of which date back hundreds of years. The traditional architectural style of these houses adds a quaint charm to the village.

Hotel: Cocoon Salzburg or Similar.  (Breakfast-included)

After breakfast, head to Vienna, the capital and largest city of Austria, as well as the country‘s political, cultural, and economic center. Vienna has a rich history and was once the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The city has witnessed numerous historical events and cultural developments, including Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture. Vienna is renowned for its outstanding cultural heritage and is one of the world‘s most important centers of music and art. It is the birthplace of many great musicians and artists, such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss. Vienna has a deep connection with classical music and is known as the "City of Music." It is home to world-renowned music institutions like the Vienna State Opera and the Vienna Philharmonic. Vienna features a variety of architectural styles, including Baroque, Rococo, and Art Nouveau. Famous buildings include St. Stephen‘s Cathedral, Schönbrunn Palace, and the Hofburg Imperial Palace. The Vienna State Opera is one of the most important opera houses in the world, attracting audiences each year to enjoy spectacular opera performances.

Visit the inside of the Vienna Musikverein, located in the Musikverein building, one of the world‘s famous concert halls. It is known for its lavish decoration, excellent acoustics, and the high level of concerts it hosts.

Hotel: Holiday Inn - Vienna - South, an IHG Hotel or Similar. (Breakfast-included)

After breakfast, head to the town of Český Krumlov, located on the banks of the Vltava River. It is renowned for its Baroque and Renaissance architecture, including the town castle and the historic city center. The entire town is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit Český Krumlov Castle, the iconic building of the town, which was founded in the 13th century and is one of the largest castles in the Czech Republic. The castle complex includes multiple courtyards, towers, an art museum, and gardens. The Old Town Square is a charming spot surrounded by colorful Renaissance and Baroque buildings, including hotels, restaurants, and craft shops.

Hotel: Hotel Golf Prague or Similar. (Breakfast-included)

After breakfast, head to visit Prague. Prague has a long history dating back to the 9th century. As one of the most important cities in Central Europe, Prague was a significant city of the Holy Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Habsburg dynasty. Visit Prague Castle, the iconic structure of Prague and one of the largest ancient castles in Europe. It includes important buildings such as St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George‘s Basilica, and Golden Lane. This 14th-century stone bridge is one of Prague‘s landmarks, connecting the castle to the Old Town, adorned with numerous sculptures and towers. The Old Town Square is one of Prague‘s most famous squares, surrounded by colorful Baroque and Gothic buildings. The Astronomical Clock, the statue of Jan Hus, and the Church of Our Lady before Týn are all located in this square.

Charles Bridge is an iconic historic structure in Prague, spanning the Vltava River and connecting the Old Town with the Lesser Town. This stone arch bridge, built in the 14th century and named after Bohemian King Charles IV, is renowned for its Gothic architectural style and the 30 saint statues that line both sides of the bridge.

Hotel: Hotel Golf Prague or Similar.  (Breakfast-included)

  The order of itinerary may change without any notice depending on weather situations or for some other unforeseen circumstances.

  The order of activities held during the tour is planned by the tour guide. So, it may be different from what is mentioned on the tour page. On fewer occasions, Tour Guide has to skip an attraction or few during the tour depending on weather, traffic, group interest or some other reason.

  Some attractions are seasonal. So, when they are closed they will be replaced with some other attraction.

  You can skip some optional activities during the tour and plan something on your own. Make sure that you coordinate with Tour guide and stay with the group with next activity. Please note you cannot stay on the bus if you skip some optional activity.

  Probable hotel names are mentioned in the itinerary. It can be similar or a different hotel of the similar rating. Exact Hotel details can only be provided one day before the departure.

  Maximum 4 people of any age can stay in 1 Room in the hotel.

  These tours are conducted in a group. A group can have people of several cultures. We expect each person to coordinate with Tour guide to make sure things are on track.

  Though attractions are optional but you have to at least take 2 attractions.

  All the prices are listed in USD.

  Any Amount paid in cash to the Tour Guide is not refundable.

  Tour display price is based on double occupancy. It is the price each person will pay if a group of two is traveling.

  Prices may change without any notice.

  Prices include hotel accommodation, transportation and taxes.

  Admission Tickets to different places and meals are NOT included in the tour price.

  Mandatory Tip for tour guide and driver are NOT included.

  Only the tour guide can purchase entrance tickets for you. Pre-purchased tickets are NOT acceptable.

  There must be at least one passenger of 18 years for every booking made with GoldenBusTours. For Children between the age group of 2 to 14 years, a different price will be charged. Please refer to Child price on our pricing calendar. Child Age may vary between different bus operators. Maximum 4 people of any age can stay in 1 Room in the hotel. If the 5th person is infant you will be charged normally then with the second room as an expense.

  Activities are optional though, but each customer has to participate in 2 activities at least. No city pass allowed. Some attractions are mandatory. Each customer has to take part in them and have to pay for them in cash.