"The best thing about Eastern Europe is that it never lets history become history." – Franz Kafka

Kafka knew a thing or two about Eastern Europe. A proud son of Prague, his work embodied the sheer audacity yet restraint that the two cities of Prague and Budapest are synonymous with. Beautiful yet haunting, unique yet welcoming, the two cities seem always poised to narrate a story.

Your first stop is Prague, a city they call "City of Hundred Spires". Built along the Vltava River, Prague’s historical centre is essentially and conveniently for travellers divided into four quarters; the Old Town (Stare Mesto), New Town (Nove Mesto), the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) and the area around Prague Castle (Hradcany).

A landmark city in the times of the great European Renaissance, Prague has a lot to offer for that avid traveller in you. And from the 4 Star Red and Blue Design Hotel (Travellers' Choice 2021), you have the best vantage point to discover the city to the fullest. Be it the mystery of the Gothic monasteries or the classical music concerts in one of the baroque cathedrals. Or simply relaxing in the beautiful Renaissance gardens. Prague will soon convince you why people have been saying that it is one of the most beautiful historical cities in the world since as far back as the Middle Ages.

Next up for you the "City that has two sides", Budapest. Quite fittingly it gets its name from two sides of town the quieter Buda on the west bank and livelier Pest on the East bank of the Danube. Architecture aficionados will savour the rich tones and drama of the iconic Baroque style in the buildings and art work straight away. While the museums are some of the finest in Europe.  But that’s not all that there is to Budapest. The city offers vibrant atmosphere, fantastic sights, a renowned classical music scene as well as a happening nightlife. All along your stay in Budapest, the 4 Star Marmara Hotel shall ensure you are never far from any place of interest.

And we shall be there at every moment of those days to ensure you carry back memories worthy of the two beautiful cities.