East Europe Austria Germany Czech Hungary Slovakia 9 days 7 nights (Songkran Festival) GOSK9086

05.30 hrs. The group meets at Suvarnabhumi Airport, International Departure Terminal, 4th floor, Counter M, Air India Airlines, with the company's staff to welcome and facilitate travel documents.
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08.40 hrs. Depart for New Delhi Airport by Air India Flight AI 333 (approximately 4 hours and 25 minutes)
11.35 hrs. Arrive at New Delhi Airport (approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes for connecting flight)
14.55 hrs. Depart for Vienna Airport, Austria by Air India Flight AI 153 (approximately 8 hours and 10 minutes)
18.45 hrs. Arrive at Vienna Airport, Austria (Austrian time is 5 hours behind Thailand time, please adjust the time to match the local time. For the convenience of making an appointment) After completing the immigration and customs procedures, we will take you to your hotel.
 Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Hallstatt, a romantic World Heritage village (approximately 4.15 hours) which is over 4,500 years old. The city is located by the lake, surrounded by mountains as beautiful as a painting. It is said to be the most romantic city in Salzkammergut, an area in Upper Austria, and has 76 beautiful lakes. Austria has nicknamed this city "the pearl of Austria" and has been registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.
Noon Have lunch (grilled trout menu)
Then take you to Salzburg (approximately 1.30 hours), one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in Europe. It was conserved as a World Heritage Site in 1996. It is also the birthplace of the world's greatest composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and the location where the immortal film, The Sound of Music, was filmed, making the city known around the world. The city has a history of growing from salt production and salt trade, which at that time was as valuable as white gold. Salt is the origin of both the name of the region and the city.
Take you to see Mirabell Garden, the most beautiful Baroque park in the city. It was originally the garden of Mirabell Palace, which was one of the places where Mozart performed and was also the filming location of The Sound of Music. It is no wonder that this palace has been registered as a World Heritage Site.
Walk across the bridge to Mozart's Birthplace (Mozart Geburtshaus) (see the exterior). It is the yellow building number 9. This building is the birthplace of Mozart. And grew up for 20 years before moving to another house next door, which has now been transformed into a museum that exhibits musical instruments that Mozart used, such as violins and pianos, as well as the biography and letters that Mozart wrote (excluding the museum entrance fee).
Then free time for shopping at Getreidegasse (Greidegasse), which has many brand name shops for you to choose from, including accessories, local costumes, and restaurants to sit and relax. The highlight of this street is the shop name signs in front of the building, allowing tourists to look up.
To allow you to enjoy walking to your heart's content Free dinner at your leisure
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotels or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Travel to Munich (approximately 2.15 hours), the charming capital of Bavaria. It is the third largest city in the country. It is located on the Isar River above the Alps on the Bavarian Plateau. It is the city with the strongest economy in Germany. It is full of cultural and religious sites. It was also voted the most livable city in Germany. Visit Marienplatz in the old town, which is like the starting point of getting to know Munich. It is currently used as a venue for important ceremonies in the city. At Marienplatz Square, we will see the New Town Hall, which has replaced the Old Town Hall since 1874. It is easily recognizable with its tall spire and exquisite design and decoration, no less than a castle or palace. It is built in Gothic architecture and the Glockenspiel, a clock tower with dancing dolls. Nearby is Old Town Hall This white building has been the city hall of Munich since 1310. Even though it has been more than 700 years, nearby you will see the Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche-Church of Our Lady), a 99-meter-high red brick onion-shaped church, which is also considered another symbol of Munich. Free time to walk around or shop as you wish.
To fully enjoy your walk, free time for lunch as you wish.
We recommend HOFBRAUHAUS, a famous beer hall in Munich that you must not miss visiting at least once. This legendary beer hall has been in operation since 1589. The atmosphere inside the shop is decorated in a traditional local style. It is a large hall with tables both inside and outside the shop. There is also a band playing to enhance the enjoyment of the beer and to experience the taste of the beer here perfectly.
Afternoon: Travel to Karlovy Vary (approximately 4.45 hours). It is known as the largest spa city in the Czech Republic. Legend has it that King Charles IV discovered the source of the hot springs in this city in 1358 when he was hunting and a hound fell into the hot springs. Since then, the city has been named after it. Today, there are 12 hot springs in the city with temperatures ranging from 42 to 72 degrees Celsius. The spas in this city are known worldwide as a center for treating various diseases. Many royalty have visited here, including Empress Maria Teresa of Austria, Peter the Great of Russia, and Frederick I of Russia, making it a world-class health resort.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Prague, a romantic city that everyone who comes must fall in love with (travel time approximately 2.15 hours). Take you to see Prague Castle (Outside), a large castle that has been used as a residence for kings, emperors, important leaders of the Czech Republic for more than 1,000 years. Amidst an area of ​​70,000 meters, there are palaces, gardens, churches, etc., which are full of various styles of architecture that have been added over the period of more than 1,000 years since the castle was founded. It is also the location of the ancient St. Vitus Cathedral, full of interesting history.
Then take you to take pictures at Old Town Square, the important central square of Prague, which used to be a trading market since the late 12th century. There are beautiful buildings surrounding the square that have been well preserved. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of ancient Europe. The city square is full of life. We will see the Astronomical Clock Tower, which tells the time to the townspeople every day. The Astronomical Clock Tower was built in 1410. In addition to the hands of the clock telling the time, the blue case also has statues of saints. The clock case shows the orbit of the sun and moon, showing the current month. When the hour is up, there will be a ringing bell and statues of the 12 disciples of Jesus Christ walking behind the dial. Take you to see Charles Bridge, another important destination that cannot be missed. This bridge is outstanding with statues of saints lining the length of the bridge. It is an important building that shows the current generation the prosperity during the era of Emperor Charles IV. To let you enjoy walking to your heart's content,
have lunch at your leisure.
In the afternoon, take you to Cesky Krumlov (approximately 3 hours), a small ancient city like a fairy tale. The Vltava River flows through and surrounds the city along the hills, winding like an S, making the landscape of the city look like a drop of water. In addition, all houses and buildings have orange-red roofs. This makes the city, when viewed from above, a unique and beautiful image. It is also famous for its classical architecture and art from the Middle Ages in the Old Town area. It still preserves its traditional arts and culture perfectly. It has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage City in 1992 and has been called the beautiful pearl of Bohemia.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Then travel to Brno (approximately 3.15 hours). It is a city in the southeast of the Czech Republic. It is located where the Svityava and Svartaka rivers meet. It is one of the 100 largest cities in the European Union. Although Brno is small, it is a large industrial city. It has many outstanding features in terms of arts, culture and food. Free time to walk around the city.
Noon Have lunch.
Then travel to Budapest, the capital of Hungary (approximately 4.45 hours). It is located on the banks of the Danube River that flows through the city center. This divides the city into two sides: Buda and Pest. Budapest is known as a spa city. There are many hot springs scattered throughout the city.
Have free time at the Central Market Hall or Great Market Hall, a large indoor market. Located in the heart of Budapest, one of the city's most popular tourist destinations, here you can experience true Hungarian culture and food. The market is housed in an Art Nouveau building built in 1897. The market sells almost everything from fresh produce, meat, cheese, pastries, and traditional Hungarian souvenirs. Tourists can try traditional Hungarian food such as beef stew, chimney cakes, and langos, or buy Hungarian paprika, traditional jams, and pickles. In addition, there are souvenirs such as handmade ceramics, textiles, and traditional Hungarian clothing for sale.
To make your stroll to your heart's content, free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotels or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to see Heroes' Square, the largest square in Budapest. In the center of the square is the Millennium Memorial, which is 36 meters high and flanked by statues of 14 former kings and important figures in Hungarian history. Heroes' Square is currently considered a World Heritage Site along with Andrássy Avenue.
Then take you to Fisherman's Bastion Viewpoint, one of the most beautiful viewpoints of Budapest from a high angle. From the fortress, you can see the Danube River and the magnificent Parliament Building. Nearby, you will see the Matthias Church, an ancient church registered as a World Heritage Site, over 700 years old. Free time to enjoy the view and take photos as you please.
Pass by Buda Castle, the former royal palace of Buda, a historical site that preserves both the splendor and traces of the past of Budapest. The architectural form is a combination of ancient and modern art. It has also been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It is now the Budapest History Museum, the National Gallery, the National Szechenyi Library, and the Underground Wine Museum, all of which are interesting places worth visiting.
Pass by Chain Bridge, one of the most beautiful bridges in Europe built across the Danube River. It is considered another symbol of Budapest. It was built in 1839 by an English engineer named William Tierney Clark. It was the first large chain bridge connecting Buda and Pest. All the steel and materials were imported from England. On the neck of the Chain Bridge, there are stone statues of lions lying on both sides. Budapest Fashion Street is a famous shopping street in the heart of Budapest, Hungary. This street is known for its high-end fashion stores from world-class brands such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Armani, Prada and Chanel. The street is also full of restaurants, bars and cafes, making it a popular destination for tourists and Budapest locals.
To fully enjoy your stroll, have lunch at your leisure.
Travel to Bratislava, the capital of the Slovak Republic and the country's largest city (approximately 3 hours). The city is located on both banks of the Danube River, on the border of Slovakia with Austria and Hungary, and near the border of the Czech Republic.
Pass by Bratislava Castle, standing tall on the Little Carpathians hill on the banks of the Danube River. Built between the 9th and 18th centuries, it combines Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, giving it a sense of luxury and beauty.
Pass by St. Martin's Cathedral, one of the oldest and largest Gothic churches. Built in the 15th century, it is a church used for coronation ceremonies. On the top of the church tower, which is 85 meters high, there is a replica of a crown weighing 150 kilograms installed as a symbol of the glorious past.
Then enter the Old Town of Bratislava, a historical district consisting of beautiful Renaissance buildings and the symbol that makes this city well-known, which is the statue of Cumil Man at work (Peeping Tom), a smiling man who sticks his head out of the drainpipe to greet tourists. Everyone is free to explore the city at their leisure.
Evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Take you to the accommodation (travel time approximately 1.30 hours)
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to McArthur Glen Outlet Parndof (about 1 hour) A large outlet that focuses on brand names at special prices, with discounts of up to 70%. Leading brands from almost all over the world are available for you to choose from, such as Gucci, Prada, Burberry, Stone Island, Valentino, Armani, boss, Michael Kors, Karl Lagerfeld, Benetton, Calvin Klein, Crocs, Guess, Lacoste, Diesel and many more
To let you enjoy walking around to your heart's content, have lunch at your leisure
Take you to Vienna, the capital of Austria (Approximately 1 hour) The cultural, economic and political center of the city, it still retains the charm of the former capital of the Austrian Empire, with traces of art, classical music, architecture, history and rich culture, making it one of the most romantic cities in the world.
Take you to see the Maria Teresa Monument, built to commemorate the great Empress of Europe. On the left and right sides of the monument are twin buildings built in Neo-Renaissance architecture. One side is an art museum and the other side is a natural history museum.
Then take you to Hofburg Palace (outside area), one of the oldest and largest palaces in the world, built in 1275. Originally the winter palace of the Hofburg dynasty, it is now a top museum in the old residence of the powerful dynasty of Austria.
Graben Street, Vienna's most famous shopping street, is not far from Hofburg Palace. Graben Street was built in 1220. The word Graben can be translated as a ditch. Most of the buildings in Graben were built around the early 19th century, when the street was wider. Today, both streets are full of restaurants, cafes and many brand name shops such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, Chanel, etc.
Visit one of the most popular tourist attractions in Vienna, Austria, Stephansplatz or Stephan Square, which is home to St. Stephen's Cathedral. This cathedral is considered the center of Vienna and one of the most prominent buildings in Austria. In the past, it was the tallest church in the world. Construction began in the 12th century and it is the main church of the Roman Catholic Church of Vienna. It was built in the Romanesque and Gothic styles and was dedicated to St. Stephen.
Then, you are free to shop to your heart's content at Karntner Strasse. This street has now been transformed into a pedestrian street, paved with cobblestones and lined with old and new shops. The atmosphere of the people, the shops along the way and the cool temperature stimulate our shopping buddies to walk in and out of beautiful shops without getting tired at all. There are many sweet shops, craft shops and glass shops.
Evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to Schonbrunn Palace (Exterior) is a large and beautiful palace that has been in Vienna since the 18th century. It was registered as an important world heritage site in 1996 and is also a top tourist attraction in Vienna and Austria.
Then take you to Belvedere Palace (Exterior) built in the 18th century with Baroque architecture. In the past, it was built as the residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy. It is now a museum that exhibits and stores art works by many world-famous artists.
To let you enjoy walking around to your heart's content, have lunch at your leisure.
Take you to see Vienna City Hall, one of the most beautiful buildings among the many old buildings in Vienna. With Gothic architecture that is beautiful both inside and outside of the building With a prominent spire tower that is 97.9 meters high, Vienna City Hall currently serves as the headquarters of Vienna Municipality. Then take you to Grinzing Village, a village located outside the city center to the northwest of Vienna. Located at the foot of a hill, it is a village famous for producing one of the top wines in Europe. Anyone who visits Vienna should not miss visiting Grinzing Village. Everyone is free to travel around the city at their own leisure. When the time is right, take you to Vienna Airport.
20.30 Depart for New Delhi Airport by Air India Flight AI 154 (approximately 6 hours and 55 minutes).

07.40 Arrive at New Delhi Airport (wait for connecting flight approximately 3 hours 20 minutes)
11.00 Depart for Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand by Air India Flight AI 332 (travel time approximately 4 hours 25 minutes)
16.55 Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport safely