BERLIN

Berlin’s Secret Past Revealed

37 EUR

Go beyond the surface with this guided tour into Berlin’s complex 20th-century history. Led by a Local Specialist, this experience explores sites connected to World War II, the Holocaust, and the Cold War era.

Walk through the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe — a moving space of concrete stelae set in the heart of the city. Visit the remains of the Berlin Wall, where graffiti and crumbling concrete mark the divide that once split East and West. Stop at the former site of Checkpoint Charlie, once the most famous border crossing in the world, and learn how Berlin became the front line of ideological conflict.

This tour offers a deeper understanding of the city’s difficult past — and how it continues to shape Berlin today.

BERLIN

Traditional Lake District Dinner

76 EUR

Spend a relaxed afternoon discovering a lesser-known side of Berlin — where nature, history, and Cold War intrigue come together in unexpected ways.

We begin with a visit to the Berlin Olympic Stadium, site of the 1936 Olympic Games. This iconic venue still stands as a powerful symbol of 20th-century history — where Jesse Owens defied Nazi propaganda by winning four gold medals. You’ll have time to explore the stadium grounds and take in its monumental architecture, shaped by both politics and sport.

From there, we continue into Berlin’s green outskirts, following the Havel River toward the Glienicke Bridge — known as the “Bridge of Spies.” This quiet span between West Berlin and Potsdam was once a critical Cold War exchange point, and later immortalized in the Spielberg film of the same name.

The day ends at Moorlake, a tranquil lakefront setting where dinner awaits at a rustic Bavarian-style inn built in 1840. Enjoy a full group menu featuring pumpkin soup, a choice of regional main courses, and a Tartufo ice cream dessert — with drinks included.

WARSAW

Warsaw Through the Looking Glass

37 EUR

Begin your visit to Warsaw with an eye-opening journey through the city’s many layers — from 19th-century elegance to war-torn streets, communist grandeur, and bold 21st-century reinvention.

This evening experience, led by a Local Specialist, explores both the well-known and the quietly powerful. You’ll see remnants of the Jewish Ghetto, including a surviving wall and the site of the Ghetto Bridge — famously depicted in The Zookeeper’s Wife. You’ll pass the Warsaw Zoo, where real-life stories of resistance and rescue unfolded during WWII.

Driving through Praga, one of the city’s most intriguing districts, you’ll discover a neighborhood that blends faded pre-war charm with artistic renewal. Then, move into the heart of post-war communist planning, stopping at Constitution Square and the Palace of Culture and Science, a gift from the Soviet Union and still one of the city’s most defining landmarks.

As the tour progresses, you’ll also see how Warsaw’s newer side is emerging — with visits to repurposed factory buildings, modern residential developments, and Koszyki Market Hall, now a trendy meeting place that still hints at its market hall roots. One of the highlights is a walk across the footbridge over the Vistula, offering sweeping views of both the city’s business district and the royal castle in the distance.

It’s a thought-provoking introduction to a capital that continues to rebuild, reimagine, and reclaim its place among Europe’s most dynamic cities.

WARSAW

Wilanów Palace

48 EUR

Step inside one of Poland’s most beautiful historic residences — the Wilanów Palace, built in the late 1600s as the summer retreat of King Jan III Sobieski. Blending baroque style with Polish tradition, the palace offers a rare glimpse into the life of the royal court during the height of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Led by a Local Specialist, your guided visit includes the royal apartments, galleries, and private rooms, all filled with original furniture, portraits, and decorative arts. The palace now forms part of the National Museum, with collections that highlight both royal life and Polish cultural heritage.

Surrounded by landscaped gardens and tranquil courtyards, Wilanów is more than just a historic site — it’s a preserved piece of Poland’s golden age, just outside the heart of Warsaw.

WARSAW

Chopin’s Warsaw

57 EUR

Few experiences capture the spirit of Warsaw like an evening of Chopin’s music performed live in the city of his birth. Set in an intimate historic venue, this recital features a selection of the composer’s most beloved works, brought to life by a professional Polish pianist.

The performance takes place in one of Warsaw’s restored 18th- and 19th-century salons — small, elegant concert halls that recreate the kind of setting Chopin himself once performed in. Sparkling wine is served during the intermission, adding a relaxed and celebratory touch.

Whether you’re a devoted classical music fan or simply curious, this evening offers something truly special — a quiet, beautiful moment that lingers long after the music ends.

KRAKOW

Wieliczka Salt Mine Exploration

72 EUR

Explore one of Poland’s most extraordinary landmarks on this private guided visit to the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, located just outside Kraków. Operational for over 800 years, this vast underground complex is one of the country’s most visited attractions — and for good reason.

Led by our Local Specialist, you’ll descend 135 meters (440 feet) below the surface to walk through a maze of tunnels, chapels, and grand chambers — all carved entirely from salt. Among the highlights are underground lakes, intricate sculptures, and the breathtaking Chapel of St. Kinga, illuminated by chandeliers made of rock salt.

This exclusive visit with our group only offers a more personal experience of a site that’s both an engineering marvel and a deep part of Polish history. It’s an unforgettable look beneath the surface — in every sense.

KRAKOW

Farmhouse Dinner and Polka Party

83 EUR

Celebrate Poland’s rich cultural traditions with an evening of hearty food, live folk music, and vibrant dancing at a countryside venue just outside Kraków. This is a true taste of Polish hospitality — warm, lively, and filled with energy.

You’ll enjoy a full meal of traditional Polish dishes — the same flavors that crossed the Atlantic with immigrant families generations ago — served alongside local beverages in a rustic setting. Throughout the evening, a live folklore ensemble brings the night to life with music, costume, and dance, including the beloved polka.

More than just dinner, this is a cultural celebration — one of those nights guests talk about long after the trip is over.

BUDAPEST

Danube Cruise with Dinner

104 EUR

Experience Budapest at its most breathtaking — from the water. As the sun sets and the city lights begin to glow, you’ll board a private boat reserved exclusively for our group and sail along the Danube, taking in the illuminated beauty of Hungary’s capital.

This is often described as Europe’s most impressive cityscape from the river — more striking even than Paris or London. The cruise passes major landmarks like the towering Parliament building, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge, while our Local Specialist shares stories and context that bring these sights to life.

On board, you’ll enjoy a full Hungarian buffet featuring iconic local dishes such as Szegedin Goulash, Töltött Káposzta (stuffed cabbage), chicken paprikash, and Dobos-torta for dessert. The atmosphere is warm, festive, and deeply moving — a perfect introduction to the heart and soul of Budapest.

BUDAPEST

Szentendre and Light Lunch

71 EUR

Take a break from the pace of the city with a visit to Szentendre — a charming baroque town just north of Budapest, nestled along the banks of the Danube. Known for its cobbled streets, pastel-colored houses, and riverside views, it’s one of Hungary’s most picturesque spots.

With our Local Specialist, you’ll explore the town’s historic center and then enjoy a traditional Hungarian lunch featuring a goulash cooking demonstration. You’ll learn how this signature dish is made before sitting down to enjoy it, along with cake and drinks included.

After lunch, there’s time to browse the town’s many artisan shops — known for hand-embroidered textiles, painted ceramics, and locally sourced paprika. It’s a relaxed and rewarding way to experience more of Hungary’s culture just outside the capital.

BUDAPEST

Hungarian Parliament and Danube Shoe Memorial

81 EUR

Step inside one of Europe’s most striking buildings — the Hungarian Parliament, an architectural masterpiece set on the banks of the Danube. Designed in neo-Gothic style and completed in 1904, it remains the largest building in Hungary and one of the tallest in Budapest. At 268 meters long, it’s even one meter longer than the UK’s Palace of Westminster.

Led by a Local Specialist, your guided visit takes you through grand staircases, vaulted chambers, and the central dome — home to Hungary’s sacred Crown of St. Stephen. The scale and symmetry of the building are matched by its craftsmanship, with thousands of hand-carved ornaments, gold detailing, and stained glass.

Following the visit, you’ll stop at the Shoes on the Danube memorial — a simple yet powerful tribute to the Hungarian Jews killed during WWII. Here, cast-iron shoes line the riverbank in memory of those who were executed at the water’s edge.

This is an experience that captures both the grandeur and gravity of Hungary’s past — from royal halls to moments of quiet remembrance.

VIENNA

Viennese Dinner with Musical Entertainment

77 EUR

Enjoy a relaxed and authentic evening at a traditional Heuriger — a cozy wine tavern set in the outskirts of Vienna, where locals have gathered for centuries to share good food, fresh wine, and live music.

These family-run establishments are a cornerstone of Viennese culture, known for their welcoming atmosphere and rustic charm. You’ll be treated to a generous dinner of regional specialties, served alongside locally produced wines in a setting that feels both intimate and festive.

Live musicians add to the experience with traditional Austrian tunes, played in the spirit of a true Gemütlichkeit — the kind of warmth and cheer that makes these evenings so memorable.

This is not just a meal — it’s a taste of everyday Viennese life, shared in good company and steeped in local tradition.

VIENNA

Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens

62 EUR

Step into the grandeur of Austria’s imperial past with a private guided visit to Schönbrunn Palace — the former summer residence of the Habsburgs, one of Europe’s most influential royal dynasties. With over 1,400 rooms and a legacy spanning centuries, the palace reflects the height of Habsburg power and taste.

Our group will be among the first to enter the palace that day, allowing for a quieter, more intimate experience. Inside, your Local Specialist will guide you through the richly decorated halls and royal apartments, where stories of Maria Theresa, Franz Joseph, and Empress Elisabeth (Sisi) come vividly to life. Each room reveals details of court life, diplomacy, and the cultural ambitions of a dynasty that shaped European history.

Outside, take in the beautifully maintained baroque gardens, which stretch toward the Gloriette — a hilltop pavilion offering panoramic views over Vienna. It’s a visit that combines architectural splendor, personal stories, and privileged access to one of Austria’s most iconic landmarks.

VIENNA

Viennese Concert at Palais Eschenbach

72 EUR

Experience the magic of Viennese music in a city that lives and breathes it. Held at the beautifully preserved Palais Eschenbach, this evening concert features some of the most beloved works by Strauss and Mozart, performed by a professional chamber orchestra, opera soloists, and classical ballet dancers.

In the 19th century, Johann Strauss was nothing short of a sensation — performing nightly to packed concert halls, his waltzes drawing crowds in the thousands. This performance captures that same energy, offering a lively and elegant taste of Austria’s musical heritage in one of Vienna’s most atmospheric venues.

The concert runs approximately 75 minutes, with ‘A Class’ seats reserved for our group. At the end of the evening, each guest will receive a small surprise gift — a thoughtful memento from a night filled with music, movement, and Viennese tradition.

PRAGUE

Prague Evening Panorama

55 EUR

See Prague in a different light — literally — with this relaxed evening tour through the City of a Hundred Spires. We begin aboard a private vintage tram, reserved just for our group, which winds through the historic quarters of the city, offering elevated views of its illuminated landmarks as dusk settles over the skyline.

The tram takes us up to Prague Castle, the highest point in the city, where sweeping panoramas unfold across rooftops, domes, and spires — a breathtaking way to take in the full scale of the old city. From there, we descend toward the river on foot with our Local Specialist, strolling past cobbled lanes and quiet courtyards as Prague reveals its fairy-tale character.

The evening ends with a walk across the Charles Bridge, one of Europe’s most iconic crossings. Lined with baroque statues and softly lit by old-fashioned lamps, the bridge is especially atmospheric at night — a perfect setting to pause, reflect, and take in the magic of this timeless city.

PRAGUE

Scenic Vltava Cruise with Lunch

71 EUR

See Prague from a different perspective — aboard a private cruise boat gliding down the Vltava River, the lifeline of the city and a defining part of its history and beauty.

As we sail past some of Prague’s most iconic sights — from the Gothic towers of the Old Town to the domes of the National Theatre and the soaring silhouette of Prague Castle — you’ll hear stories, legends, and insights from our expert Local Specialist. Their commentary brings to life the hidden layers of this enchanting city, from royal processions to wartime secrets.

While you enjoy the views, you’ll also be treated to a generous lunch buffet featuring local Czech specialties — a perfect combination of sightseeing and regional flavor in a relaxed setting.

It’s a peaceful, panoramic way to experience Prague — all from the comfort of our own boat.