Berlin – Poznan – Warsaw (620kms)
Today after breakfast you head towards Poznan, former capital of Poland and now a center of culture and academic studies. Set on the banks of the Warta River, it is a 1,000 year old city with a wonderful mix of Gothic and Baroque architecture, the 10th century cathedral Basilica of St. Peter’s, the Dzialynski Palace and fine Opera House.  See the Old town square where crowds gather on the hour to watch the 16th century town hall clock strike and many of the city’s fascinating attractions. Continue your journey into Warsaw and check into the hotel for two nights.
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Warsaw city tour (50kms)
After breakfast today you’ll embark on a city tour of Warsaw, the capital city of Poland. It’s the city sense of gritty realism and a grim determination to overcome the onslaughts of a turbulent history that makes it an interesting and thought- provoking place to visit. You’ll start your city tour by visiting Lazienki Park, Theatre Square with grand opera and former Town hall building, Belvedere Palace, the Ghetto Memorial, Nowy Swiat and Krakowskie Przedmiescie – the most famous  and elegant avenues, the Presidential Palace, University of Warsaw, Holy Cross Church with Chopin's heart, Copernicus Statue. The Old Town, St. John's Cathedral, with its magnificent Gothic interiors, St. Ann's Church and the Castle Square with the Column of King Sigismund III Vasa.
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Warsaw – Czestochowa – Auschwitz – Karkow (400kms)
After early breakfast, you drive to Czestochowa to visit the beautiful 14th century Monastery at Jasna Gora, which houses the famous painting of the ‘Black Madonna’, cherished as the ‘Queen of Poland’ and the country’s national symbol. Later in the afternoon you’ll visit the Concentration Camp at Auschwitz and its chilling reminders of the cruelty of World War II. Then enter into medieval Krakow, Poland’s cultural capital.
Meals: Breakfast & Indian Dinner

 Wieliczka salt mines – Krakow city tour (100kms)
After breakfast, you’ll embark on an exciting excursion to Wieliczka salt mine. It's the oldest operational salt mine in Europe which has been working for over 700 years. Since 1978, the mine is on UNESCO's list of World Class Landmarks of Cultural and Natural Heritage - listed among the top 12 attractions in the world. In the afternoon enjoy the city tour of Krakow – visit the Barbican, Florian Gate, the Old Market Square, the former Jewish district and the Wawel Hill Royal Castle and Cathedral. Evening, free for shopping or relaxation.
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Krakow – Slovakia – Budapest (450kms)
Today you will drive into the foothills of the Tatra Mountains, a region of great scenic beauty, with waterfalls, lakes, caves, forests, rivers and charming little mountain towns and villages,. Your journey continues through Slovakia and finally into Hungary to ‘ Budapest’ the Queen of the Danube. This capital city was created out of the unification of separate historic towns of Buda, Pest and Obuda. Budapest possesses a rich and fascinating history as well as a vibrant cultural heritage. It is also known as the ‘City of Spas’.
Meals: Breakfast & Indian Dinner

Budapest city tour (20kms)
Today enjoy a walking city tour of Budapest featuring Buda Castle which dominates the twin cities of Buda and Pest, separated by the broad ribbon of the Danube. You See Heroes’ Square which typifies the modern capital, the parliament building, Margaret Bridge, the Fishermen’s Bastion which offers stunning views over the city and the Mathias Church, the Elizabeth Bridge, the Opera and St Stephen’s Basilica.  Evening at leisure.
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Budapest – Visegrad – Esztergom – Bratislava – Vienna (250kms)
After breakfast, you’ll drive towards Visegrad and view breath-taking scenery across the Danube bend from the Citadel. You’ll continue along the Danube to see Esztergom: “Taj Mahal of Hungary”, former capital of Hungary, the oldest historic town and sacred town overlooking by a colossal hilltop basilica. Later you’ll drive into Slovakia to visit Bratislava, capital of the Republic of Slovakia. Here you’ll embark on a walking city tour of the old town. Later you board on a cruise from Bratislava to Vienna on the Danube and enjoy the scenic splendor of the famous Danube Bend, where Europe’s longest river twists through narrow valley of green hills, fortresses and beautiful small villages.  Overnight at Vienna.
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Venice – Rome (550kms)
Today you’ll head south to the ‘Eternal City’ of Rome, crossing the forested Apennine hills, the beautiful landscape of Tuscany and Umbria. Upon arrival in Rome, you’ll visit the Colosseum from outside which was used for gladiatorial and public spectacles, capable of seating around 50,000 spectators, a symbol of Rome. Check into the hotel for the next two nights
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Vienna – Kutna Hora – Prague (350kms)
Bid farewell to Vienna today as you cross the Austrian border into Czech Republic. On the way to Prague, you visit world heritage town of Kutna Hora. There you’ll visit the famous St Barbara’s Cathedral dedicated to the miners and Kostnice and Ossuary Sedlec Chapel (Church Of Bones), before arriving into Prague.  
Meals: Breakfast, Indian Lunch & Indian Dinner

Prague city tour – Airport (50kms)
The Czech capital is a beautiful treasure trove of Gothic and Baroque architecture, much of it unchanged for centuries. The historical core of the capital of the Czech Republic is declared a Prague Monument in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. Prague is known as ‘The Golden City’. Your city tour includes visit to Prague Castle (from outside), Charles Bridge, St.Vitus’ Cathedral, Old Town, Astronomical Clock and much more. In the evening, you will be transferred to the airport for your return flight back home. 
Meals: Breakfast & Indian Lunch