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Every great journey starts somewhere. Let’s find yours.
Coffee in Vienna. A sunset over the Danube in Budapest. Wine in the Tuscan hills while the bells ring out across the valley. In Europe, two hours on a train changes the language, the food and the light. We live right in the middle of it. We know which trains to take, which squares to linger in and which tables are worth the wait. You bring the curiosity. We’ll connect the dots, so every border feels like the beginning of something new.
10 nights · 5 great cities · 4 countries
- Berthillon ice cream on the Île Saint-Louis, since 1954.
- Innsbruck’s Golden Roof: 2,657 gilded tiles.
- Cicchetti and an ombra at a Venetian bacaro.
Paris · Zurich · Lucerne · Innsbruck · Venice
Some trips you plan. Some trips find you.
Breakfast in Paris. A Swiss lake by evening. Then the train climbs into the Alps, over the Arlberg, across the Brenner Pass and down through South Tyrol’s vineyards, until the doors open onto the Grand Canal. Five cities, four countries, and train rides you’ll remember as much as the places.
What’s waiting for you- Sainte-Chapelle and the Marais in Paris
- Chagall’s stained glass in Zurich
- Lucerne’s Chapel Bridge and Mount Rigi
- Innsbruck’s old town and the Nordkette
- Venice by vaporetto, then Burano
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7 nights · 5 iconic stops · 2 countries
- A Melange at Café Central, Trotsky’s café.
- One trumpet on the Königssee. The mountains answer.
- Ludwig II lived in Neuschwanstein for only 172 days.
Vienna · Salzburg · Königssee · Neuschwanstein · Munich
The Castles. The Alps. The Beer. All of It Real.
Vienna first: 1,441 rooms in Schönbrunn and the coffee houses where ideas and revolutions were born over a single cup. Then Salzburg, Mozart’s city and the backdrop of the film, still more beautiful than either. Königssee, where boats have run on electricity since 1909: no engines, just water and echo. Neuschwanstein, the fairy-tale castle that inspired Disney. Standing there, you’ll understand why. Then Munich. A beer garden under chestnut trees. The perfect city to end on.
What’s waiting for you- Schönbrunn, skipping the ticket queue
- A candlelit Mozart concert in Salzburg
- Königssee by silent boat, then a hidden viewpoint
- Up to Neuschwanstein by horse-drawn carriage
- Munich’s Glockenspiel and a stop at BMW Welt
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6 nights · 3 capitals · 3 countries
- Chess, waist-deep in thermal water, at the Széchenyi Baths.
- In Bratislava, Čumil is peeking up at you from a manhole.
- On the hour, Death rings the bell on Prague’s 1410 clock.
Budapest · Bratislava · Prague
Three capitals. One train line. All completely different.
Budapest hits you first — grand, golden, Hungarian folk music, strudel dough pulled by hand until you could read through it. Then Bratislava, which nobody expects. That’s exactly why it’s on this route. Then Prague. Cobblestones, castle, the best beer of your life poured by someone whose grandfather ran the same bar.
What’s waiting for you- Budapest: the Danube by night, from the water
- Thermal baths and a strudel masterclass
- A Hungarian folklore evening
- Bratislava’s hidden old town and Slovak wine
- Prague’s old town and a local market
6 nights hand-picked, timed and ready. You just show up.→ You thought you knew Europe. Travel Sorted.
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7 nights · 5 stops · Italy to Austria
- On your heel, on the Galleria’s mosaic bull. Milan swears it’s luck.
- Lemons grown in old stone lemon houses on Lake Garda.
- Ötzi, the 5,300-year-old Iceman, in Bolzano.
Milan · Lake Garda · South Tyrol · Innsbruck · Zell am See
It starts with Prada. It ends with cowbells.
Milan gives you the best of Italy in one city. Lake Garda stops you in your tracks. South Tyrol confuses you in the best possible way — is this Italy or Austria? Both. Neither. Just perfect. Then the Alps open up and everything becomes quiet.
What’s waiting for you- Milan’s design district and a secret espresso bar
- Lake Garda: a private terrace lunch, no tourist menu
- South Tyrol: a family-run wine estate
- Innsbruck, where the cable car rises above the city
- Zell am See, by one of the Alps’ most scenic train rides
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5 nights · Venice to Istria · by sea
- Glass blown on Murano, where Venice moved its furnaces in 1291.
- St. Euphemia on Rovinj’s bell tower turns with the wind.
- Pula’s arena: the only Roman one with its whole outer wall still standing.
Venice · Venetian Lagoon · Rovinj · Pula
You came for Venice. The Adriatic kept you.
Arrive by water taxi — the only way to enter Venice. Then the bacaro trail: centuries-old wine bars, an ombra and cicchetti. Out into the lagoon, where Burano paints its houses and Murano still blows glass. Then Croatia, by sea. Rovinj at sunset — you’ll understand why everyone photographs it. And Pula: a Roman amphitheatre, a cold drink, the whole city alive around you.
What’s waiting for you- Venice: water taxi arrival and a bacaro trail
- Burano’s colours and a family glass studio on Murano
- The catamaran across the Adriatic to Istria
- Rovinj’s car-free old town and a harbour table
- Pula’s amphitheatre at sunset, the city as locals live it
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7 nights · 4 faces of Italy
- At one of Florence’s tiny wine windows. Some still pour a glass.
- The Torre del Mangia, around 400 steps above Siena’s Campo.
- Through a keyhole on the Aventine. St. Peter’s dome fits inside it.
Florence · Tuscany · Siena · Rome
Four Faces of Italy, None of Them the Postcard.
In Florence, the Uffizi with room to actually look, then a leather artisan whose hands have made the same stitch for thirty years. Tuscany unfolds the way it always has: a family wine estate, lunch cooked by the nonna herself, no menu, no rush. In Siena, Piazza del Campo turns at dusk from a tourist photograph back into a local square. Then the train south, the countryside blurring past, and Rome. Two thousand years old, and entirely unbothered by how long you’ve kept it waiting.
What’s waiting for you- Florence: the Uffizi with breathing room
- A visit with a Florentine leather artisan
- Tuscany: lunch cooked by the nonna herself
- Siena’s Campo at dusk, when locals take it back
- Rome: the Colosseum, the Vatican done properly
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7 nights · 4 stops · one country, slowly
- Hellbrunn’s trick fountains, built in 1615 to surprise a prince’s guests.
- Down a miners’ slide in the oldest salt mine in the world.
- Lake Zell in summer, with the Kitzsteinhorn glacier above you.
Vienna · Salzburg · Hallstatt · Zell am See
Austria, Slowly. That’s the Whole Point.
Austria doesn’t rush you, and somehow that’s exactly why it gets under your skin. Vienna before it wakes — the Naschmarkt still belongs to the people who actually shop there. Salzburg, smaller than you expect, more beautiful than you’re prepared for. Hallstatt — so perfect the Chinese built a copy. The original is better. Come early. Then Zell am See, where every city you’ve ever lived in suddenly feels too loud.
What’s waiting for you- Vienna: Naschmarkt, Kaffeehaus mornings, Schönbrunn
- Salzburg: a candlelit concert and a secret bakery
- Streets built for walking slowly, on purpose
- Hallstatt early, while it’s still the original
- Zell am See: a panorama cruise on a mirror-still lake
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8 nights · 5 stops · one coastline
- People still live inside a Roman emperor’s palace in Split.
- 16 lakes at Plitvice, stepping down from one to the next.
- Zadar’s Sea Organ, played only by the waves.
Dubrovnik · Split · Plitvice · Zadar · Pula
Five Cities. One Coastline. Every Version of Croatia.
Dubrovnik’s walls hold centuries of history and somehow still feel alive, not preserved behind glass. In Split, the fish market is where locals and visitors genuinely stand shoulder to shoulder. Plitvice’s waterfalls make you stop talking mid-sentence. In Zadar, you’ll watch the sunset Alfred Hitchcock once called the most beautiful he’d ever seen. And in Pula, a Roman amphitheatre that’s stood for two thousand years still opens its doors for a concert.
Moments only Croatia gives you- Dubrovnik’s walls, before the day’s crowds arrive
- Split’s fish market, next to locals, not tourists
- Plitvice, quiet enough to hear only the water
- Zadar at sunset, the one Hitchcock never forgot
- Pula’s amphitheatre, still standing, still hosting
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8 nights · England to the Highlands
- Bath’s spa water in the Pump Room. Dickens wrote it tastes of warm flat irons.
- The One O’Clock Gun from Edinburgh Castle, fired since 1861.
- Castle Stalker on its own island. Monty Python fans will know it.
London · Bath · Cotswolds · Edinburgh · Scottish Highlands
Some Countries Impress You. Britain Haunts You.
Borough Market, alive with the kind of energy only a morning market has. Bath — where Romans once bathed and time forgot to move on. A Cotswolds village where nothing has changed in 400 years. Edinburgh on a clear night. And then the Highlands, where the road runs out and the silence takes over.
What’s waiting for you- London: Savile Row and a gastro pub nobody’s written about
- Bath: 2,000-year-old Roman baths, still steaming
- A farm dinner in the Cotswolds, no tour buses in sight
- A castle tour and a local whisky bar in Edinburgh
- An off-menu distillery visit and a loch to yourself
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7 nights · 3 countries · one secret corner
- 99 steps up, then the wishing bell on Bled’s island.
- Bled cream cake, made at the Park Hotel since 1953.
- Truffles in the Motovun forest, with a dog that knows the way.
Vienna · Ljubljana · Lake Bled · Piran · Istria
The corner of Europe nobody told you about.
Vienna gives you the grand version of Europe. Then the train crosses into Slovenia and everything gets smaller, greener, closer. Ljubljana, a capital that feels like a village with a river running through it. Lake Bled, where a boatman rows you to Slovenia’s only natural island. Piran, Venetian on the outside, Slovenian at heart. Then Istria, where lunch is truffles and nobody checks the time.
What’s waiting for you- Vienna: coffee house mornings and the Ringstrasse
- Ljubljana’s old town and Plečnik’s bridges
- A pletna boat across Lake Bled
- Piran’s Venetian square at sunset
- Istria: a truffle lunch and a family olive oil tasting
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7 nights · 3 countries · mid-Nov to Dec
- Mass in the Hofburg chapel, where court music has played since 1498.
- Silent Night in Oberndorf, where it was first sung in 1818.
- From the Krampus, in Salzburg’s early December streets.
Vienna · Salzburg · Munich · Prague
Europe, the way it looks in December.
Vienna’s squares turn into markets, the air smells of cinnamon and roasted almonds, and the mugs are too pretty to give back. Salzburg, where Silent Night was born just up the river. Munich, loud, warm and full of carols. Then Prague, its spires dusted with snow if you’re lucky, looking exactly like the fairy tale you hoped it would be.
What’s waiting for you- Vienna: Christmas markets and an evening concert
- Salzburg: Advent singing and the Silent Night chapel
- Munich: Marienplatz market and a Bavarian beer hall
- Prague: Old Town Square under the lights
- Warm trains between snowy cities
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6 nights · 2 countries · May to November
- 36 hairpins on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road.
- Ikarus at Hangar-7, a different top chef every month.
- BMW’s headquarters, built to look like four cylinders.
Munich · Ingolstadt · Salzburg · Grossglockner
Built in Bavaria. Tested in the Alps.
Munich, where BMW turned its headquarters into four cylinders and its showroom into a cathedral. Ingolstadt, Audi’s home, quieter and prouder than you’d expect. Salzburg, where Red Bull parked its planes in a glass hangar and put a world-class kitchen next to them. Then the finale: the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, hairpin after hairpin, to the foot of Austria’s highest mountain.
What’s waiting for you- BMW Welt and the BMW Museum in Munich
- Audi Forum Ingolstadt and the museum mobile
- Hangar-7: the Flying Bulls’ aircraft collection
- Lunch facing Austria’s highest peak
- The Grossglockner High Alpine Road, behind the wheel
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7 nights · art, food & engines
- 463 steps inside Brunelleschi’s dome.
- 666 arches up to San Luca, the longest portico in the world.
- At least 12 years for real balsamic of Modena.
Florence · Bologna · Modena · Maranello · Milan
From Michelangelo to Maranello.
Florence first, where the Renaissance still has the best seats in town. Then Bologna, the city Italians call la Grassa, the fat one, and mean it as a compliment. Modena, where balsamic vinegar ages longer than most marriages. Maranello, where red isn’t a colour, it’s a religion. And Milan, ending with Leonardo, the original genius of design.
What’s waiting for you- Florence: Michelangelo’s David, without the queue
- Bologna: fresh pasta with a local sfoglina
- A Parmigiano dairy at dawn, when the cheese is made
- Maranello: the Ferrari Museum, and the wheel if you dare
- Milan: Leonardo’s Last Supper, tickets sorted
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One region. Really well.
A Grand Tour shows you the country. These show you the place. Stay a week, slow down and get to know one corner of Europe like the locals do.
Istria
Istria. Truffles at noon, the sea by sunset.
Morning: Motovun floats above the fog and a dog leads you to a truffle. Lunch at a family konoba: fuži with that truffle, olive oil pressed down the road and wine from the next hill. Sunset: Rovinj glowing over the sea. Most people choose one Istria. We give you both.
- A truffle hunt in the Motovun forest
- Rovinj, Pula’s arena and the quiet coves
- Hills by day, the Adriatic by night
Salzburg & the lakes
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The lakes, with a little Salzburg.
Start in Salzburg: the fortress above the old town, Mirabell’s gardens and craftsmen still working in shops that are centuries old. Then the lakes. Cross the Traunsee on the Gisela, a paddle steamer from 1871, to the castle on its island. Fresh lake fish, cake, repeat.
- Salzburg’s fortress, gardens and workshops
- The Gisela steamer to Schloss Ort
- Gmunden ceramics, handmade since 1492
Kitzbühel, Tyrol
Kitzbühel on foot. Down the Streif.
The Hahnenkamm gondola from the middle of town, then back down the most famous downhill in ski racing, on foot, with a local guide and all the stories. Lunch at a mountain hut: homemade butter, fresh milk, cake and a schnapps to finish. By the time you reach town, all you want is the hotel pool.
- The Hahnenkamm gondola from the town centre
- A local guide and the stories of the Streif
- A homemade hut lunch and a schnapps
How it
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from booking a package tour?
A package runs on someone else’s clock. Ours runs on yours. We plan the best of every day, but if lunch turns into a long one, the museum keeps you, or a side street steals your afternoon, you follow it. No group waiting, no bus leaving. That freedom is the whole point.
What exactly do you plan for us?
Everything that turns a list of cities into a journey. The route and the order of the stops, how many nights in each place, the trains, transfers or drives in between, hotel recommendations, the right time for the big sights, and the small local places we would send our own friends to. You get one clear itinerary, day by day.
Can we change the route, the order or the number of nights?
Always. The routes on this page are starting points, not fixed products. Add a city, drop one, stay longer where you fall in love, or start in a different country. Tell us what you want and we will tell you honestly what works.
Guided or on our own – which is better?
Both work, and many guests mix them. Some love a private guide in Rome or Vienna and freedom everywhere else. Others want a guide at every stop. We plan it the way you travel best and only add guides where they really make a difference.
We are a couple, a family or a group of twenty. Does that work?
Yes. We plan individual trips for two, family trips with kids or grandparents, small groups of friends and larger groups. The bigger the group, the more the details matter, from seats on the train to tables for dinner. That is exactly the part we take care of.
Train, coach, car or boat – how do we travel between countries?
It depends on the route and on you. Trains are fast and scenic, a private coach suits groups, and a car gives you the Alps at your own pace. Sometimes the best way is by water: river boats, ferries and catamarans across the Adriatic. Many trips mix them, and we choose the best one for each leg.
What will it cost?
Every grand tour is different, so there is no one price. Our planning fee depends on the route, how many countries and regions you want to combine, and how complex the journey is. For journeys like these, planning starts from €279. Before we begin, you receive one clear fixed fee from us, so you know exactly what the planning service will cost. No hidden planning charges. Once you approve the fee, we start building your itinerary around your trip, your priorities and your budget.
How do we start?
Send us your dates, who is travelling and the route that caught your eye. Even “we love Italy and have ten days” is enough. A real local replies within 24 hours, and from there we take it step by step together.