3 Days/2 nights Prague-Bratislava Private guided tour package from Budapest

wn (Malá Strana).There is a tower standing on each end of the bridge. The beautiful Charles Bridge is one of the most visited sights in Prague.

iculously preserved buildings and monuments: the Church of Our Lady in front of Tyn, The Old Town City Hall and the Baroque church St. Nicolas. One building that truly dominates the square is the Old Town City Hall. In 1410 the astronomical clock was added to the Hall with a chronometer and the zodiac below; this clock is a worldwide attraction and one of the signature stops on your visit to Prague. Hundreds of people gather at the start of every hour to see the elaborate installation with its centerpiece, the 12 apostles rotating inside the clock. The city government is long gone from the Old Town City Hall; it is now used for tourism and is the most famous place is Prague to get married. If you climb the tower you can enjoy truly breathtaking views of the square and see why Prague is called the city of 1000 spires.

world heritage site, is considered to be the largest ancient castle complex in the world. Several churches, palaces, towers, halls, and other buildings within Prague Castle are open to visitors.

atholic metropolitan cathedral in Prague, the seat of the Archbishop of Prague.This cathedral is a prominent example of Gothic architecture and is the largest and most important church in the country.

The ride takes approx 3 hours. Overnight in Bratislava.

First let's start with picturesque Old Town Bratislava for a walking tour. On this guided tour, enjoy a wonderful panorama of the Slovakian capital as you see its main sites such as Michael’s Gate, the only remaining gate of the medieval fortification of Bratislava, and Bratislava Castle. Visit Grassalkovich Palace and learn about its history from your guide. Built as a summer residence for Count Grassalkovich in the 18th-century, this huge rococo-style palace was used as a Hungarian aristocracy social center. Continue to the Primate’s Palace, an 18th-century palace inspired by French classicism considered today as one of the most beautiful buildings in Bratislava. Then, enjoy your lunch and spend some free time visiting one of the numerous coffee houses, shops or cultural sites.

capital of Slovakia.Considered as one the most beautiful buildings in Bratislava for its pale pink and white exterior.

It's a gated property that has a fountain at the front courtyard and a very beautiful garden at the back.