Itinerary

Today we will go on a Super Jeep tour visiting the beautiful multi-colored terrain of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. The western tip of the peninsula is the newly designated park including the Snaefellsjokull glacier and stunning coastal beaches and cliffs.
 
We will stop at a tiny village at Amarstapi to see the beautiful sea cliffs and visit the small settlement of Hellnar—a town sitting below the glacier at the ocean’s edge. Seabirds and cliffs dominate the area.

With our local guide we will explore scenic Connemara. Enjoy panoramic views filled with rugged purple mountains, deep blue lakes and shimmering seascapes.
 
We will visit Kylemore Abbey, situated in the heart of Connemara amidst rivers, lakes and rolling hills. Most recently this former 19th century neo-Gothic mansion, with massive walls and gracious windows, was a prestigious boarding school.

Fly to Milan where we will transfer to Como.
 
 
Situated in a breathtaking setting on the shores of Italy's most famous lake, the Mandarin Oriental Lago di Como exudes romantic Italian style perfectly complemented by timeless Oriental charm. Atmospheric, elegant and incredibly private, the hotel effortlessly blends the romance of the past with the luxury of the present.

Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.

With our local guide we will tour the ancient towns and Unesco treasures today. Dating back to the 5th century BC, the winding cobblestone streets of Budva lead explorers to the heart of Montenegro’s cultural heritage.
 
We will vist the Old Town, the trademark of Budva. Originally built on an island, a sand isthmus developed between Budva and the main land and so it became a peninsula.
 
Old Town Budva is a unique architectural and urban unit that was already mentioned as a settlement in ancient times. According to these sources, Budva is over 2,500 years old and one of the oldest urban centres around the Adriatic Sea. The walls of the Old Town were, and still are, as much of an attraction to residential homes as for tourists, who come to visit from the furthest parts of the world. They were built in the Middle Ages when this region was ruled by the Venetians.
 
As you visit the Old Town of Budva, you might think that you have entered a labyrinth, with lots of narrow streets, squares, walls and towers from the late Middle Ages.
 
Today, the ground floors of many houses have been converted into art galleries, shops, cafes, and boutiques. Within the Old Town is the city fortress, Citadela, dating from the 5th –6th centuries AD.
 
 
There are also the churches of St. Ivan (a monumental three-nave basilica, built in the 7th century AD), St. Mary's of Punta (the oldest building, dating from 840 AD) and the Holy Trinity (built in 1804).

Fly to Austria, where we will discover one of the most beautiful cities in Europe - ‘Vienna’. Home  to  some  of  the  most  beautiful  Renaissance, Baroque,  and Rococo architecture in the world, here you will find the    houses    of Vienna’s     great     composers,     including     Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Haydn, Brahms and Johann Strauss, all carefully preserved.

Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.
 
The Hotel Imperial enjoys a genuinely unique location within a short distance of the Musikverein concert hall, the Vienna State Opera, Belvedere Palace, the Fine Arts and Natural History Museums, the Museumsquartier, as well as the city’s finest restaurants, boutiques and other attractions.

With our local guide we will discover baroque architecture and medieval history in Lithuania’s capital.
 
We will gain insight into Vilnius’ culture and heritage as we stroll along quaint streets and admire top attractions including the Bernardine Church and Monastery, the Church of St Anne, Cathedral Square, the Presidential Palace and Vilnius University. Explore Gediminas Avenue, soak up the atmosphere in the UNESCO listed Old Town and enjoy panoramic views over the rooftops from Subačius Hill.

Fly to Stockholm.
 
Rich in history and tradition, more than 130 year old Grand Hotel Stockholm occupies a prime position on the city's waterfront overlooking the Royal Palace and Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s old town, a timeless classic that has played a pivotal role in shaping Stockholm as the cosmopolitan city that it is today.
 
 
The hotel has borne witness to some of the world's greatest achievements. Since 1901, the Nobel Prize laureates and their families have all been guests of the Grand Hotel Stockholm and the list of royalty, heads of state and artists who have stayed is impressive.

Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.
 
The Grand Hotel Stockholm has been home to celebrities, grand events and ordinary life-pleasers since 1874. It was the French chef Régis Cadier who initiated the first Swedish hotel that could compete with the well-known hotels in Europe.