The Europe you always meant to see.
Paris · Zurich · Lucerne · Innsbruck · Venice
Five Cities · One Connected Journey
10 nights · From €1,995 per person. Hotels with breakfast and all train travel between cities included.
Some trips you plan. Some trips find you. Five cities, ten nights, and every detail already connected. Your hotels are chosen, your train tickets are booked, and every stop comes with recommendations that actually matter.
This is multi-city travel without the usual stress — just arrive, enjoy, and move on, knowing everything is already sorted.
What’s waiting for you:
— Paris before it wakes, a bistro without an English menu
— Zurich and its lakeside old town, experienced perfectly
— Lucerne’s lake at dawn, before the tour groups arrive
— Innsbruck, where the cable car goes up and the Tirolean dinner comes down
— Venice by train, a palazzo hotel and empty streets before 8am
— Every train ticket booked, every hotel handpicked and support throughout the journey
Ten nights. Five cities. Nothing left to figure out but how much you enjoy it.
→ You will never look at a map the same way again. Travel Sorted.
Milan · Lake Garda · South Tyrol · Innsbruck · Zell am See
Italy to Austria · One Connected Journey
7 nights · From €1,595 per person. Hotels with breakfast, all train travel included.
It starts with Prada. It ends with cowbells.
Five stops, two countries and nothing left for you to arrange in between. Every hotel is selected, every train ticket booked — so all you need to do is move from one unforgettable moment to the next.
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 the espresso bar nobody photographs
— Lake Garda and a private terrace lunch without a tourist menu
— South Tyrol, a family-run wine estate and pure mountain air
— Innsbruck, where the cable car rises above the city
— Zell am See, reached by one of the most scenic journeys through the Alps
— Every hotel handpicked, every train ticket booked and support throughout the journey
Seven nights. Two countries. Every detail already yours.
→ From Milan’s marble floors to Alpine silence. Travel Sorted.
ALPINE SELF-DRIVE
Grossglockner · Stelvio · Alpine High Passes
Handpicked hotels, full route notes, mountain hut lunches included
Your car. Your pace. Our planning.
You already know you want to drive through the Alps. The passes. The hairpin bends. Windows down. No tour bus behind you. What you don’t have to know is which pass is worth the detour and which one just eats your afternoon — that’s already sorted, before you ever start the engine.
We handle everything else — the route, the passes worth doing and the ones to skip, the mountain hut lunch, the viewpoint nobody mentions, the timing that makes it perfect. You just drive.
What’s waiting for you:
— The Grossglockner High Alpine Road, timed for the light
— Hairpin passes chosen for the drive, not just the destination
— Mountain hut lunches, booked, in places worth stopping for
— Handpicked hotels along, no motorway service stations
— A route built entirely around where you’ll want to stop
Engine off. 2,500 metres. Glacier ahead. You found it because we knew exactly where to send you.
Self-Drive · Private · Flexible Dates
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Dubrovnik · Split · Plitvice · Zadar · Pula
Five Cities. One Coastline. Every Version of Croatia.
8 nights · From €985 per person. Hotels with breakfast and Plitvice entrance included.
Dubrovnik’s walls hold two thousand years of history and somehow still feel alive, not preserved behind glass. In Split, the fish market isn’t a tourist stop — it’s where locals and visitors genuinely stand shoulder to shoulder, buying from the same families who’ve sold there for generations. Plitvice’s waterfalls make you stop talking mid-sentence, whether you planned to or not. In Zadar, you’ll watch the sunset Alfred Hitchcock once called the most beautiful he’d ever seen — and understand exactly why he said it. And in Pula, a Roman amphitheatre that’s stood for two thousand years still opens its doors for a concert, the old stone making the music feel bigger than it is.
Moments only Croatia gives you:
— Dubrovnik’s walls, before the day’s crowds arrive
— Split’s fish market, where you stand 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
Croatia is small enough to fit in eight nights. What it does to you afterward is not.
→ Five cities, one trip, every hour already worked out. Travel Sorted.
© julius_silver_Pixabay Vienna · Salzburg · Hallstatt · Zell am See
Austria, Slowly. That’s the Whole Point.
7 nights · From €815 per person. Hotels with breakfast and Zell am See panorama cruise included
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, not the ones photographing it. Salzburg, smaller than you expect, more beautiful than you’re prepared for — a candlelit concert, a bakery nobody’s written about yet, streets that feel like they were built for walking slowly on purpose. 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, never photographed bakery
— Hallstatt: early enough that it’s still the original, not the copy
— Zell am See: a panorama cruise, the Alps reflected on water that doesn’t move
Seven nights. Every early morning already yours.
→ The kind of trip you’ll spend years trying to explain. Travel Sorted.
Florence · Tuscany · Siena · Rome
Four Faces of Italy, None of Them the Postcard.
7 nights · From €1,655 per person. Hotels with breakfast, high-speed rail between cities included.
The Italians have known something the rest of the world is still figuring out.
In Florence, you’ll stand in front of the Uffizi’s collection with room to actually look, then sit with a leather artisan whose hands have made the same stitch for thirty years, watching him work rather than just buying what he’s finished. Tuscany unfolds the way it always has — a family wine estate where lunch is cooked by the nonna herself, using whatever the garden gave up that morning, no menu, no rush. In Siena, Piazza del Campo shifts at dusk from a tourist photograph into something that actually belongs to the people who live around it — you’ll feel the difference the moment the light changes. Then the Frecciarossa, seventy-six minutes of 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: Uffizi with breathing room, a visit with a leather artisan
— Tuscany: a family wine estate, lunch cooked by the nonna herself
— Siena: Piazza at the hour it turns back into a local square
— Rome: the Colosseum, the Vatican done properly
— All trains between cities booked, hotels handpicked throughout
7 nights. Italy doesn’t rush. Neither will you.
→ Two thousand years of beauty. You have eight days. Use them well. Travel Sorted.
London · Bath · Cotswolds · Edinburgh · Scottish Highlands
Some Countries Impress You. Britain Haunts You.
8 nights · from £1,395 per person. Hotels with breakfast, all transport between destinations included
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:
— Savile Row, and a gastro pub nobody’s written about yet
— 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 entirely to yourself
— All hotels and transport between destinations already booked
8 nights. We’ve already called ahead.
→ You came for the castles. Britain gave you everything else. Travel Sorted.
© SchloSchoenbrunn_Kultur-_und_Betriebsges.m.b.H._Severin_Wurnig Vienna · Salzburg · Königssee · Neuschwanstein · Munich
The Castles. The Alps. The Beer. All of It Real.
7 nights · from €915 per person. Hotels with breakfast, all transport between destinations included
Vienna — 1,441 rooms in Schönbrunn. The coffee house where ideas and revolutions were born over a single cup. Then Salzburg — Mozart’s city, backdrop of the film, still more beautiful than either. Königssee — electric boats only since 1909, no engines, just water and echo. Neuschwanstein — the castle Walt Disney sketched on a napkin. Standing there, you’ll understand the napkin. Then Munich. Beer garden under chestnut trees. The perfect city to end on.
What’s waiting for you:
— Vienna: a Schönbrunn tour, skipping the ticket queue entirely
— Salzburg: a candlelit concert, the hills that inspired the film
— Königssee: the boat ride, then a hike to a hidden viewpoint
— Neuschwanstein: the horse-drawn carriage up, not the walk
— Munich: the Glockenspiel’s evening chime, a stop at BMW Wel
— All hotels and transport between destinations already booked
The route that makes people wonder why they waited so long.
→ You dream it. We make it exactly that. Travel Sorted.
Venice · Venetian Lagoon · Rovinj · Pula
You came for Venice. The Adriatic kept you.
5 nights · from €795 per person. Good-value hotels with breakfast, the Venice–Croatia catamaran.
Arrive by water taxi — the way Venice has welcomed people since 1094. Then the bacaro trail — centuries-old wine bars, a glass of ombra or cicchetti. Out into the lagoon. Burano — painted houses, no crowds, a table by the water. Then Murano, where the same families have been blowing glass for seven centuries.
Then Croatia. Rovinj — the most photographed town on the Adriatic. Stand there at sunset and you’ll understand why. And Pula — a Roman amphitheatre older than the Colosseum, a cold drink, the evening light, the whole city alive around you.
What’s waiting for you:
— Venice: lagoon arrival, bacaro hopping, ombra
— Burano: painted houses, full od colours
— Murano: family glass studio, tradition since 1291
— Rovinj: car-free old town, the harbour table worth booking
— Pula: amphitheatre at sunset, the city as the locals live it
— The Venice–Croatia catamaran
— Full itinerary planning included
The most beautiful journey in Europe has no roads.
→ Every crossing, already booked. Travel Sorted.
Budapest · Bratislava · Prague
Three capitals. One river. All completely different.
6 nights · from €795 per person. Hotels with breakfast, all transport between destinations, Hungarian folklore evening and Bratislava wine tasting included
Budapest hits you first — grand, golden, Hungarian folk music, strudel pulled by hand since 1827. 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: Danube at night, strudel masterclass, thermal baths
— Bratislava: hidden old town, local guide, Slovak wine tasting
— Prague: old town streets that still feel like a story, local market
6 nights hand-picked, timed and ready. You just show up.
→ You thought you knew Europe. Travel Sorted.
Europe by Train
The moment the Alps appear outside your window somewhere between Zurich and Innsbruck. The Italian countryside at dusk. Pulling into a city centre — not an airport forty minutes outside it — and walking straight into the life of the place.
Train travel in Europe is not a compromise. It is the better way. First class cabins, dining cars, overnight sleepers that drop you somewhere extraordinary by morning. City centre to city centre. No security theatre. No lost hours.
We handle the tickets, the connections, the seat reservations and the timing. You handle the window seat.
What this means for you:
— Every ticket booked and every connection timed, so a tight transfer never becomes your problem
— First class and sleeper options where they make the journey
— Seat reservations that face the view — the Alps side
— Works alongside any trip you book with us, or entirely on its own
You handle the window seat. We handle everything else.
Rail Travel · Personal Planning
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