Upon arrival, embark on your tour around the city. Explore the administrative, business and cultural centre of Hungary. The Castle District is the premier destination for visitors and contains some of Budapest's most important monuments and museums. The main sights of the twin cities of Buda and Pest include Heroes’ Square, a magnificent reminder of Hungary’s influence during the celebrated Austro-Hungarian Empire, Fisherman’s Bastion and Gellert Hill, all of which offer panoramic views of the city. Spend the afternoon free at leisure or do not miss an opportunity to cruise along the Danube River, which pulses through the heart of Central and Eastern Europe.

After breakfast, visit the Parndorf Fashion Outlet. Enjoy international brands, which range from casual fashion, sport, outdoor and shoes, up to accessories and lifestyle products. After lunch, proceed to Slovakia and enjoy a city tour and take in sights such as Slovak National Theatre, Reduta concert Hall, Presidential Palace and the Bratislava Castle.

This morning, continue your journey to Banska Bystrica, a town situated within the Central Slovakia over the Hron River. The town is one of the richest mining town in Slovakia which backdates to the 12th century. Start with a tour of the old town where you will view the town’s “gem”, the Main Square surrounded itself with colourful charming buildings. Next, have a stroll to view many interesting sights such as: the house of the first pharmacy of the town, the Bethlen House where the prince Gabriel Bethlen was crowned, Matthias Bel's house as well as the oldest building in Dolna street, the Church of St. Elisabeth. Thereafter, proceed to Krakow, a Southern Polish city known for its medieval and Jewish quarter.

This day, bid farewell to Poland and take a scenic drive toward Brno, a city known for its modernist buildings and the second largest city in Czech’s Republic making it one of the 100 largest city of the European Union. It was also the capital city of the former Moravia Region. First, start your city tour by admiring architectural highlights such as the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Medieval Liberty Square and the Capuchin Monastery. After lunch, proceed to Prague, the capital city of Czech’s Republic.

This morning, proceed to Munich, the capital city of Bavaria enroute to Ingolstadt Village where you will be stopping for your shopping spree at a Designer’s Outlet Mall. Enjoy some luxury shopping with more than 110 International brandings such as Coach, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, MCM and many more. Thereafter, continue to view the 1,000-foot-tall Olympic Tower and the Olympic Stadium, which hosted the 1974 FIFA World Cup Final and multiple UEFA Champions League finals upon arriving to Munich city. Next, stop by Marienplatz. It is known as Munich’s main square since the 12th century, with the old and new town hall.