Hello Fellow Travelers,
I’m planning for a trip for 2 in Sept 15 to Prague(3 nights)-Vienna(2 nights) –Budapest(3 nights).
Prague:
Day1: Powder Tower, Municipal House, Old Towne Square, Astronomical Clock, National Museum, Church of Our Lady before the Tyn, Climb the Old Town city hall tower, Charles Bridge, Climb the Old Town Bridge Tower, Vysehrad
Day 2 :Prague Castle and the Castle grounds (Vitus Cathedral, St. George Basilica, Golden Lane), St. Nicholas Churuch, Petrin hill, historical city center
Vienna:
Ringstrasse, Hofburg Palace and Schönbrunn Palace , an easy trip from the center by UBahn - subway U-4., Fine Arts Museum ( Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Museum Quarter., Stephansdom - St Stephans Cathedral, walk along the pedestrian streets of Graben and Kohlmarkt. Tis can begin at Stephansdom and end at the Hofburg, Schönbrunn - the summer palace, Naschmarkt (Shopping), State Opera House, Belvedere Palace, Museum Judenplatz, Hofburg Palace
Budapest:
Hungarian Parliament Building, Castle Hill-Buda castle, The Museum of Fine Arts, The Hungarian National Museum, Heroes' Square and the Millennium Monument, Budapest's Busiest Boulevard - Andrássy út, Budapest's Inner Ring, The University Church, Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galéria), Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church.
I’m looking for good hotels around in these cities which is centrally located and easy access ( for sightseeing’s & train/bus to next destination).. After some research I found these:
Prague: The Golden wheel
Vienna: Am Konzerthaus
Budapest ; Continental Zara Budapest
any reviews /experience with these hotels?
We like Art & History, so anything we need to keep in mind while getting admission tickets (like some places basic admission is enough/some places more comprehensive) so that we don’t end up spending a lot on these.
Any feedback on the itinerary is welcome, Does number of days do justice for each place?
Considering this our first trip to Europe and we speak only English.. how difficult is it to navigate through cities on your own.
Thanks for all your help!( sorry for the long post!)