Esztergom One of Hungary’s oldest cities, Esztergom impresses with its vast basilica rising above the Danube. Views stretch across the river, giving the town a grand yet peaceful presence shaped by centuries of religious and political importance. Bratislava Bratislava reveals itself through Gothic gateways, Habsburg influences and inventive modern culture. Street art, craft workshops and riverside cafés sit alongside markets and emerging Slovak wines, giving this cosy capital a distinctively creative and welcoming character. Dürnstein In the heart of the Wachau Valley, Dürnstein captures hearts with its blue-towered church and wine terraces. Hilltop ruins, tied to Richard the Lionheart’s captivity, lend a touch of epic storytelling to the pastoral magic.
Bratislava’s quirky statues surprise and delight visitors at every turn.
Melk High above the Danube, Melk’s outstanding Benedictine Abbey dominates the landscape with Baroque splendour. Inside are frescoed halls, ornate libraries and calm courtyards, while below, the town invites gentle exploration. Linz Austria’s third-largest city boasts riverside relaxation and a contemporary arts scene. Wander from medieval squares to cutting-edge museums, pause in leafy parks or ride the hilltop tram for superb views across a city shaped by innovation. Salzburg Backed by snow-dusted alpine peaks and crowned by its mighty fortress, Salzburg combines Mozart’s legacy with elegant squares, promenade walks and mountain-fresh air. It’s a city where music, scenery and old-world allure meet in a striking cinematic blend.
Salzburg
Melk Abbey
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