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Tour Code: RP
Tour Length: 15 days
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THE CROATIAN
Overview Click map for larger sizeThis incredible vacation begins with two overnights in Vienna, once the center of the Habsburg Empire. Guided sightseeing shows off the must-see landmarks, including Hofburg Palace, the State Opera House, the Ringstrasse, and visits St. Stephen's Cathedral. Head across scenic Semmering Pass, through Styria and Carinthia, and via the Alps to Ljubljana in Slovenia, where guided sightseeing features the medieval castle and visits magnificent St. Nicholas Cathedral. Continue to the Dalmatian Coast in Croatia and overnight in Split, with a visit to 4th-century Diocletian's Palace, then cross into Bosnia-Herzegovina to visit the pilgrimage town of Medjugorje. In Dubrovnik, admire the impressive Crusade-era ramparts and the 15th-century Rector's Palace before continuing to picturesque Plitvice National Park. North to the Croatian capital of Zagreb for guided sightseeing, then enter Hungary with a stop at beautiful Lake Balaton and two nights in cosmopolitan Budapest. Here, guided sightseeing includes views from Fishermen's Bastion, a visit to Matthias Coronation Church, and a celebratory farewell dinner.
Notes:
- Please check visa requirements with your local consulate(s); responsibility for obtaining visas rests with the traveler.
- Note that this tour passes twice through Bosnia-Herzegovina.
- This vacation can be combined with a river cruise. Please refer to our Web site or ask your Travel Agent for details.
City Highlights Vienna: Welcome dinner; guided sightseeing, visit St. Stephen's Cathedral
Ljubljana: Guided sightseeing, visit St. Nicholas Cathedral
Split: Guided walking tour, visit Diocletian's Palace
Medjugorje: Lunch break
Dubrovnik: Guided walking tour, visit Rector's Palace
Plitvice: National Park
Zagreb: Guided sightseeing, visit the cathedral
Lake Balaton: Take pictures of the Abbey of Tihany
Budapest: Guided sightseeing, panoramic view from Fishermen's Bastion, visit Matthias Coronation Church; farewell dinner |