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London
Ulm
1 night
Sleeper with cabin
1 night
Split
1 night
Dubrovnik
7 nights
Split
1 night
Sleeper with cabin
1 night
London
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Ulm
On the banks of the Danube, Ulm is a distinct mix of old and new, with the 'Neu Ulm' feeling like an entire city in itself. Although significantly damaged by the Second World War, the old town retains some noteworthy original architecture: the Münster, complete with the world's tallest church tower; the riverside fishing quarter, home to 'das schiefes haus' (meaning 'crooked house'); and the renaissance town hall with its original facade.
Where you could stay1 night
Hotel Goldenes Rad
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At 162 metres, Ulmer Münster is the tallest church in the world. Climb the staircase to the viewing platform for panoramic views of the city.
Housed in an strikingly modern, block building with a glass front, the Kunsthalle is a private collection owned by Siegfried and Jutta Weishaupt. You'll find works by the luminaries of modern art including Mark Rothko, Andy Warhol and Josef Albers, which are displayed in thematic exhibitions.
Take a gentle stroll through the narrow alleys of the Fischerviertel (Fishermen's Quarter). You'll be able to enjoy picturesque views of the charming old town, and head to one of the nearby restaurants.
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Split
As the largest city in Dalmatia, Split offers a fusion of ancient and modern on the Adriatic Coast. It showcases stunning Roman architecture, rich history, and a vibrant harbour. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace before relaxing on one of the gorgeous beaches, or climbing sunny Marjan Hill for views across the city and coast.
Where you could stay1 night
Hotel Vestibul Palace
Recommendations
- Pay a visit to the magnificent Diocletian's Palace. Dating back to the fourth century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit, forming about half of Split's old town.
- Spend the morning exploring the Green Market. This colourful and bustling outdoor market, locally known as Pazar, is the perfect place to browse for some fresh local produce.
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," sits majestically on Croatia's southern coast. This UNESCO-listed city is famed for its preserved medieval architecture in the terracotta-roofed old town enclosed by its formidable walls, alongside the Rector's Palace, and the Baroque St. Blaise Church.
Where you could stay7 nights
Your Exodus Adventure
Recommendations
Venture beyond the city walls to hike Mount Srฤ and ruins of the Fort Imperial, which provides a peaceful retreat and offers breathtaking vistas of the city, the Adriatic Sea, and the nearby islands, especially at sunset. You can reach the fortress by cable car or by hiking the scenic trails.
Escape the crowds and seek out hidden beaches and caves along the coastline near Dubrovnik. Explore beaches like Sveti Jakov and Betina Cave close to the city, or make your way to nearby Lokrum Island for secluded spots with pristine waters and peaceful surroundings.
Split
As the largest city in Dalmatia, Split offers a fusion of ancient and modern on the Adriatic Coast. It showcases stunning Roman architecture, rich history, and a vibrant harbour. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace before relaxing on one of the gorgeous beaches, or climbing sunny Marjan Hill for views across the city and coast.
Where you could stay1 night
Hotel Vestibul Palace
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