The East of Europe has amazing history, breathtaking nature, and rich cultures to learn from. There are also unique medieval towns that you can explore. To understand these details, watch our video on Eastern Europe travel.
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Prague, Czech Republic: Also known as “The City of a Hundred Spires”, Old Town Square infused with elegant castle architecture tells a lot of stories. Walk down the narrow stone streets filled with colorful shops and take a stroll on the famous Charles bridge.
Krakow, Poland: A city known for its beautiful combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles. The elegant Wawel Castle and market square Rynek Glowny are must-visits in the city. To learn about history of Auschwitz – Birkenau, head to the city outskirts.
Bucharest, Romania: The Romanian capital combines the beauty of hot modern life with belle époque style architecture. Visit The Grand Partliament Palace, the world’s second biggest house which is used for administrative purposes. Walk around Lipscani district for a hint of Bucharest’s charm.
Budapest, Hungary: Rich in history and sights, Budapest enchants with its thermal baths, beautiful bridges, and the iconic Buda Castle towerning over the Danube River. Take a refreshing plunge into the Széchenyi Baths and delight in the breathtaking view from the Fisherman’s Bastion.
Transylvania, Romania: Explore the stunning landscapes and quaint villages around Sibiu and Brasov – Transylvania is the fictional home of Dracula, complete with fortified churches and medieval castles that make it a tale-like destination.
Eastern Europe is still unexplored but on the list of places to visit. The old and the new charm this Eastern part of Europe and are sure to leave a traveler with unforgettable memories.
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