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An Insight Vacations Eastern Europe travel itinerary is full of iconic experiences: touring the 13th century Malbork Castle in Poland, visiting Bran Castle after-hours in Romania, and tasting Czech beer in Český Krumlov, to name a few. Accompanied by our Travel Directors and local experts, Our Eastern Europe guided tours shine a light on this richly historied region.

A stop at the Auschwitz memorial and museum, a tour of Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope with a Bosnian War expert, and a hotel stay near Checkpoint Charlie allow you to learn more about the troubled history of the best cities in Eastern Europe.

Relax and refuel not only with the premium dining options offered, but during food-focused stops along the way – from a traditional Vienna coffeehouse to a Torún gingerbread bakery, and even a dine-around evening in Dubrovnik. Let us awaken your senses on a 'Business Class' style Insight Vacations Eastern Europe trip.

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What to Eat in the Eastern Europe

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Eastern Europe food ranges from sweet to savoury, thanks to its convergence of ingredients and influences from Italy, Germany, Russia, Greece, and more. Stewed meats, potato-stuffed pierogies, and vegetable casseroles offer dozens of different menu options across the region.

Treat your sweet tooth to a sachertorte in Vienna. This Austrian chocolate cake, created in the famous Cafe Sacher, is a perfect dessert before or after a Vienna Opera visit.

You’ll find polenta offered as a side dish for many Eastern European dishes in Romania. This cornmeal porridge is usually served beneath a meat dish to soak up its sauce.

If you've never tried sheep's cheese, Slovakia offers you two chances. The first is in a traditional creamy soup called demikát in the local tongue; the second is as a chewy gnocchi.

Learn More About Eastern Europe

Did You Know?

Slovakia’s capital Bratislava borders two countries.

Bratislava sits on the Danube, touching both Austria and Hungary’s borders. It’s the only capital city in the world to touch two separate countries. Slovakia is as diverse as it is underrated. It has the most castles per capita in the world, it has more than 4,000 caves beneath its mountains, over 1,600 mineral springs, and 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Sharing a border with five countries, there are countless reason to visit Slovakia.

What to Know Before You Travel to Eastern Europe

Currency: Euro, Zloty, The Koruna, The Hungarian Forint, Romanian leu, Bulgarian lev, Macedonian denar, Serbian dinar, Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark

Time Zone: London GMT+2

Languages: Polish, German, English, Hungarian, Romanian, Macedonian, Albania, Montenegrin, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian

Power Outlets: European 230V

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