Look east for holiday adventure
It seems amazing that 17 years have past since the Berlin Wall came down and Eastern Germany was opened up again to tourists, but a lot has change though in Eastern Europe since then.
These days boarder crossing have become mere formalities in place like the Czech Republic and Hungary, after being virtually closed to tourists for the most part of the previous two decades.
If you haven’t yet seen the sights of Central Europe, now is the time to go. Insight vacations is offering a very reasonably priced holiday that will take you beyond Checkpoint Charlie and into historical Bohemia travelling all the way to where the blue Danube divides the cities of Buda and Pest.
Super Saver Capitals of Eastern Europe -10-days from $1799 per person, twin share, land only.
Highlights include: enjoy orientation tours of Nuremberg and Dresden; in Vienna see the Imperial Winter Palace, the parliament and Opera House; visit St Matthias’ Church in Budapest and view the Parliament and Heroes’ Square; see Bratislava Castle and stroll the old town; explore Prague and see St Vitus’ Cathedral; the Astronomical Clock in the Town Square and the Jewish Quarter. Visit Berlin’s Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate; see Nuremberg’s Zeppelinwiese and tour the old town to see Albrecht Durer’s house, Beautiful Fountain and town ramparts.
Insight Vacations’ SuperSaver Europe & Britain program is available for travel between April and October 2007.
Insight Vacations’ SuperSaver program includes excellent guided city and orientation tours in each of the highlighted destinations, plus plenty of free time to enjoy quality optional excursions. Also included are continental breakfasts daily, more meals than ever before and Insight’s knowledgeable tour directors.
Every Insight journey is smooth and hassle free, so you’ll have time to fully enjoy each destination. The exceptional quality, unrivalled value and impeccable service provided by Insight Vacations will create holiday memories that last a lifetime. To make a booking visit your local travel agent, or for more information see www.insightvacations.com.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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