Discover Europe’s imperial cities on a guided tour designed for Spanish speaking travelers.

Imperial Europe – Guided Tour for Spanish-Speaking Travelers

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Berlin » Berlin (2 Nights) » Prague (2 Nights) » Budapest (2 Nights) » Vienna (2 Nights) » Venice (1 Night) » Florence (1 Night) » Rome (3 Nights)
15 Days | Tour Code: E-2214 | Berlin – Rome

The Imperial Europe tour is a comprehensive journey across some of the most historic and culturally rich destinations in Central and Southern Europe. Travel through Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria and Italy while discovering cities filled with architecture, history, art and unforgettable scenery.

This itinerary connects some of the continent’s most iconic capitals and cultural centers, offering a balanced combination of guided sightseeing, free time to explore, and comfortable travel between destinations. It is ideal for travelers who want to experience Europe’s imperial heritage, famous landmarks and vibrant urban life in a well-organized itinerary.

This tour is designed for Spanish-speaking travelers. The tour leader, explanations and group interaction are conducted in Spanish, creating a comfortable travel experience for participants who prefer to travel in a Spanish-speaking environment.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1 – America → Berlin

Departure on an intercontinental flight to Berlin, the dynamic capital of Germany and one of Europe’s most historically significant cities.

Day 2 – Berlin

Arrival at Berlin Airport and transfer to the hotel. After check-in, enjoy time to rest or begin discovering the city at your own pace. Overnight stay in Berlin.

Day 3 – Berlin

After breakfast, enjoy a panoramic guided tour of Berlin, a city that symbolizes modern European history and reunification. Highlights include the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, Alexanderplatz, Kurfürstendamm and the remaining sections of the Berlin Wall.

In the afternoon, free time to explore museums, cafés or shopping districts. Optional excursion available to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial.

Day 4 – Berlin → Dresden → Prague (354 km)

Breakfast and departure to Dresden, the historic capital of Saxony located along the Elbe River. Despite extensive destruction during World War II, the city has been beautifully restored and is today one of Germany’s most impressive cultural centers.

After time to explore, continue toward Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Overnight in Prague.

Day 5 – Prague

Breakfast followed by a guided city tour of Prague, one of Europe’s most enchanting historic capitals. Visit Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, the picturesque Mala Strana district, the Church of the Infant Jesus of Prague, Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock.

Afternoon free to enjoy the city’s cafés, shops and historic streets.

Day 6 – Prague → Bratislava → Budapest (528 km)

After breakfast, depart toward Slovakia and stop in Bratislava, the country’s charming capital located along the Danube River. Continue to Budapest, the elegant capital of Hungary.

In the evening, optional excursion to see Budapest illuminated at night including a Danube River cruise.

Day 7 – Budapest

Breakfast followed by a panoramic tour of Budapest, a city divided by the Danube into the historic Buda and lively Pest districts.

Highlights include Castle Hill, Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion and views across the Danube River. Optional evening folkloric dinner featuring traditional Hungarian music and cuisine.

Day 8 – Budapest → Vienna (247 km)

After breakfast, depart for Austria and arrive in Vienna, one of Europe’s most elegant imperial capitals. Check in at the hotel and enjoy free time. Optional introductory city visit upon arrival.

Day 9 – Vienna

After breakfast, enjoy a panoramic tour of Vienna, including Schönbrunn Palace, the State Opera, the Imperial Palace, the City Hall, the Votive Church and the Danube Canal.

Afternoon free for optional excursions such as visiting Vienna’s museums, the Vienna Woods or attending an evening classical concert featuring the famous Viennese waltz.

Day 10 – Vienna → Venice (602 km)

Breakfast and departure through southern Austria via Klagenfurt and Villach before crossing into Italy. Arrival in Venice, one of the world’s most unique cities built across a lagoon of interconnected islands.

Day 11 – Venice → Florence (256 km)

Morning guided visit of Venice including St. Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace and the Bridge of Sighs.

Later depart toward Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance and one of Italy’s most culturally significant cities.

Day 12 – Florence → Rome (274 km)

After breakfast, enjoy a guided tour of Florence including the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Giotto’s Campanile and the Baptistery with its famous “Gates of Paradise”.

Continue to Rome, the capital of Italy and one of the world’s greatest historic cities. Optional evening excursion through Baroque Rome.

Day 13 – Rome

Breakfast followed by a panoramic tour of Imperial Rome including the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, the Arch of Constantine, Piazza Venezia and St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City.

Optional visit to the Vatican Museums and Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the Sistine Chapel.

Day 14 – Rome

Breakfast and free day to explore Rome independently. Optional full-day excursion to Naples, Pompeii and the island of Capri, famous for its dramatic coastal scenery and historical significance.

Day 15 – Rome

Breakfast and end of services.

Planned Hotels

• Berlin – Azimut City South Berlin
• Prague – Clarion Congress Centrum
• Budapest – Achat Premium Budapest / Mercure Buda
• Vienna – Senator Vienna
• Venice – Albatros / Sirio
• Florence – Mirage
• Rome – Rome Pisana

Price Includes

• Arrival transfer in Berlin
• Luxury touring coach throughout the itinerary
• Professional Spanish-speaking tour guide
• Local guided city tours in Berlin, Prague, Budapest, Vienna, Venice, Florence and Rome
• Hotel accommodation according to itinerary
• Daily breakfast
• Travel insurance

Important: The tour operates entirely in Spanish and is intended for Spanish-speaking travelers. All explanations, guided visits and group interaction are conducted in Spanish.