
Escape into a quiet winter wonderland where time slows down. Wander through frost-kissed stone old towns and past mist-shrouded mountain fortresses, and watch the soft light reflect over frozen alpine lakes—where the cozy warmth of crackling fires, snow-dusted red roofs, and the serene poetry of the sleeping Balkans converge.
Tour Overview




Itinerary Breakdown
A well-planned itinerary for an immersive experience.
Assemble at Changi Airport for your flight to Hungary.

Castle District (walking tour):
Explore historic streets, royal palaces, and panoramic views of the city.
St. Stephen’s Basilica (photostop):
Budapest’s iconic cathedral, renowned for its grand architecture.
Fisherman’s Bastion (photostop):
Enjoy panoramic views of the Danube and the city skyline.
Dinner: Chinese set meal
Radisson Hotel Budapest(4*) or similar

Franklin Roosevelt Square (photostop):
A central square and popular tour starting point.
Ban Jelačić Square (photostop):
Zagreb’s main square, full of life and history.
Zagreb Cathedral (photostop):
Croatia’s tallest building and top Gothic landmark.
Croatia Parliament (photostop):
Home of the national parliament in the Upper Town.
St. Mark’s Church (photostop):
Known for its colorful roof with historic coats of arms.
Stone Gate (photostop):
Medieval gate and important pilgrimage site.
Lotrščak Tower (photostop):
Historic tower offering panoramic city views.
Lunch: Local cuisine
Dinner: Chinese set meal
Movenpick Zagreb Hotel (4*) or similar

Pliva Waterfall (photostop):
A scenic waterfall in Jajce, where the Pliva and Vrbas rivers meet.
Lunch: Local cuisine
Dinner: Local cuisine
Hollywood Hotel (4*) or similar

Sarajevo City Hall (photostop):
An Austro-Hungarian era landmark, now a symbol of Sarajevo’s cultural heritage.
Latin Bridge:
Historic Ottoman bridge linked to the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque:
Iconic Ottoman mosque and one of Bosnia’s most important landmarks.
Baščaršija:
Sarajevo’s old bazaar and cultural center.
Stari Most (Old Bridge)(photostop):
A 16th-century Ottoman bridge and Mostar’s most iconic landmark.
Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque (photostop):
Riverside mosque offering views of the Old Bridge.
Lunch: Sarajevo Sahan
Dinner: Cevapi Sausages
Hotel Bristol (4*) or similar

After breakfast, proceed to Dubrovnik via Kotor, enjoying scenic views along the way.
Lunch: Local cuisine
Dinner: Chinese set meal
Hotel Adria (4*) or similar

Church of St Blaise (photostop):
Baroque church dedicated to Dubrovnik’s patron saint.
Onofrios Fountain (photostop):
15th-century stone fountain that once supplied water to the city.
Orlandos Column (photostop):
Medieval symbol of freedom and justice in Dubrovnik.
Franciscan Monastery (photostop):
Historic monastery housing one of Europe’s oldest pharmacies.
Rectors Palace (photostop):
Former seat of Dubrovnik’s government and rector’s residence.
Old Pharmacy (photostop):
Historic pharmacy established in 1317 and still operating today.
Lunch: Seafood Risotto
Dinner: Chinse set meal
Hotel Mondo (4*) or similar

Saint Domnius Cathedral (photostop):
Once Diocletian’s tomb, now one of the world’s oldest cathedrals.
Jupiter’s Temple (photostop):
3rd-century Roman temple with carvings and a preserved sarcophagus.
Sea Organ (photostop):
Modern marvel turning tides into tunes, known as the ocean’s voice in stone.
The Greeting to the Sun (photostop):
A glowing solar-powered dance floor that lights up as the night falls.
Lunch: Local cuisine
Dinner: Local cuisine
Hotel Kolovare (4*) or similar

Plitvice Lakes National Park:
Croatia’s oldest and most famous national park.
Lunch: Pork under the Peka
Dinner: Local cuisine
ONE 66 Hotel (4*) or similar

Bled Island:
A charming lake island with a historic church.
Bled Castle:
A clifftop medieval castle overlooking Lake Bled, featuring a museum and panoramic views.
Saint Nicholas Cathedral:
Ljubljana’s main cathedral, known for its Baroque design, twin towers, and vivid frescoes.
Triple Bridge:
A distinctive trio of bridges in Ljubljana, connecting the historic old town with the modern city center.
Dragon Bridge:
An iconic Art Nouveau bridge, famous for its striking dragon statues and unique design.
Prešeren Square:
Named after Slovenia’s national poet and popular for gatherings and events.
Ljubljana Castle:
A medieval castle on a hill above the city, now a cultural venue with exhibitions and scenic views.
Lunch: Trout Fish specialty meal
Dinner: Chinese set meal
ONE 66 Hotel (4*) or similar

Postojna Cave:
One of Europe’s largest show caves, featuring underground train rides, massive chambers, and unique cave wildlife.
Designer Outlet Noventa di Piave:
Free time for shopping at designer brands with attractive discounts.
Lunch: Local cuisine
Move Hotel Venezia Nord (4*) or similar

With all the fond memories, head to the airport for your flight back to Singapore.


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