The only way to go boho
Are your clients daydreaming of gliding through grand Vienna, marvelling at medieval Budapest and exploring picturesque Prague?
Insight’s nine-day The Bohemian, will snap travellers back to reality and channel their inner gypsy on a whimsical tour that epitomises boho chic.
Guests will be inspired by contrasting cities and eclectic first class accommodation ranging from the refurbished Vienna Hilton, the conveniently located Crowne Plaza across from the Presidential Palace in Bratislava and the artistic Radisson Beke in Budapest.
Insight Vacations’ nine-day The Bohemian is priced from $2399 per person, twin share, (land only). This tour is valid for travel from 19 April, 2008 to 18 October, 2008.
Highlights of the tour include:
Taking in breathtaking views of Budapest from Gellert Hill
Visiting Heroes’ Square and Andrassy Boulevard
Driving along the Danube to view the ruins of the Roman settlement of Aquincum
Walking up the Visegrád Citadel to take in the stunning views over the Danube Bend
Visiting the splendid Coronation Cathedral in Esztergom
Wandering the 9th century Bratislava Castle then stroll the medieval old town
Strolling Prague’s Old Town and see the Astronomical Clock
Visiting Hradcany Castle and see the majestic St Vitus’ Cathedral
Seeing the Hofburg, Opera House, Parliament building and St Charles’ Church in Vienna.
This tour also includes an in depth sightseeing tour with expert local guides in Budapest, Bratislava, Prague and Vienna.
All Insight’s premium escorted tours include premium highlights worth hundreds of dollars, ensuring your client’s holiday budget goes further. With so many included meals, quality hotels and sightseeing experiences, they’ll be astounded at the value of an Insight holiday.
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 http://www.insightvacations.com/.
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