13 Nights / 14 Days
Some trips move through countries. This one moves through history.
The lands connecting Budapest, Ljubljana, and the Croatian Adriatic were once shaped by two of Europe’s most powerful forces: the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which made Budapest and Vienna its twin capitals and stretched its reach all the way to the Dalmatian coast, and the Venetian Republic, which left its salt-and-marble fingerprints on every harbor town from Trieste south. Then there was Dubrovnik, the Republic of Ragusa, which was never ruled by either, and never let anyone forget it.
Grand boulevards and thermal baths in Budapest. Plečnik’s reimagined streets in Ljubljana. Truffle forests and Venetian campanili in Istria. The medieval walled perfection of Dubrovnik. These are not interchangeable European cities. Each tells a completely different story. Together, they tell a remarkable one.
- 3 Nights in Budapest
- 2 Nights in Ljubljana
- 2 Nights in Rovinj
- 1 Night near Plitvice Lakes
- 2 Nights in Hvar
- 3 Nights in Dubrovnik