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Departure to Peleș Castle, one of the most beautiful royal residences in Europe, renowned for its architecture, refined interiors, and stories that captivate all ages. Continue to Snagov Monastery, set on an island and linked to the legend of Vlad the Impaler, a brief yet evocative stop for both adults and children. Return to Bucharest

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In the morning, visit the Libearty Bear Sanctuary, an educational and moving experience where both children and adults learn about wildlife protection in a natural setting. This is followed by an exploration of Bran Castle, where history and legend spark the imagination of younger visitors while adults discover the site’s real historical context. Before returning

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Travel into rural Covasna for a hands-on bread-baking workshop in a remote village. Families take part together, learning traditional techniques before enjoying a hearty Hungarian lunch. The afternoon visit to the Haszmann Pál Museum adds context with tools, machines, and stories from rural life. The day blends learning, taste, and touch — ideal for children

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A day designed especially for younger travelers, without losing adult interest. MiniTransilvania presents the region’s landmarks in miniature, making geography and history easy to grasp. Later, visit the petting zoo at Babușgato, where children can meet and feed friendly animals in a relaxed setting. Adults can slow the pace and enjoy the countryside. The evening in

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Travel the famous Transfăgărășan Road, winding through dramatic mountain scenery to Bâlea Lake. Frequent stops allow time for photos, fresh air, and short walks suitable for families. In the afternoon, take part in a respectful cultural meeting with a Gypsy family, offering insight into daily life, crafts, and traditions. The evening in medieval Sighișoara, the

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Begin the day at the Curtea de Argeș Monastery, where royal tombs and legends introduce Romanian history in an accessible, story-driven way. Continue to Cozia Monastery, set beside the Olt River, then enjoy a short and relaxing boat ride, a favorite with children. The day ends in Sibiu, where colorful squares, pedestrian streets, and ice

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Welcome to Romania! Your private tour begins in the capital, Bucharest – once known as “Little Paris.” After airport pickup, enjoy a comfortable transfer to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, take a gentle stroll along Victory Avenue or admire the grandiose architecture of the Romanian Athenaeum and Revolution Square. Settle in, relax, and

To Vienna 73

Following the Danube on our way north-west towards Vienna, stop and tour the city of Bratislava. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Hungary for over 250 years before really coming into its own during the 18th century Austrian rule of Maria Theresa, and finally becoming the capital of Slovakia since the country’s establishment

To Budapest 72

Admire the Habsburg looking palaces that border the central walk of the West-most major city in the country. Settled in the middle ages, it changed hands between Hungary, the Ottomans and the Austro-Hungarian empire, before becoming, in 1884, the first city with electrified street lighting in Europe, and its 2021 capital of culture. Cross the

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Start your day with a stroll through the bustling old market where the locals sell their produce every morning. Further into the land, you discover Alba Iulia; ex-capital of Transylvania, surrounded by an impressive and wonderfully restored 18th century Vauban (star-shaped) fortification, home of the purpose built complex that hosted the celebration of the union