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London
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1 night
Budapest
1 night
Sleeper with cabin
1 night
Brasov
1 night
Bucharest
1 night
Veliko Tarnovo
1 night
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1 night
Istanbul
2 nights
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Budapest
With hilly, historic Buda on the west of the River Danube, and lively Pest on the east, there's plenty for you to explore in Hungary's buzzing capital. Both sides of the river boast stunning architecture, wonderful eateries and fascinating histories.
Where you could stay1 night
Hotel Memories Old Town
Recommendations
Soak up the natural minerals at the historic Széchenyi Baths, where you can enjoy an impressive assortment of thermal pools. There are also saunas and steam rooms.
Lined with interesting shops and historic sights, Andrássy út (Andrássy Avenue) connects Heroes' Square with Elizabeth Square. As you stroll along the leafy boulevard, you can stop off at the State Opera, admire 19th-century villas and enjoy a drink at one of the city's famous coffee houses.
Experience one of the city's romkocsma, or 'ruin bars', dilapidated old buildings that have been turned into bars featuring upcycled furniture. Szimpla Kert is the oldest and most famous, with live music a few nights a week, and a flea market during Sunday daytime.
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Brasov
Right in central Romania, Braşov is the mountain-circled gateway to Transylvania. Also known as Kronstadt in German, Brasov's Germanic heritage is abundantly evident in its architecture. Castle Bran, known as Dracula's Castle, is nearby.
Where you could stay1 night
Vila Katharina
Bucharest
Romania's capital is a bustling metropolitan city of wide boulevards, city parks and Belle Époque architecture, earning it's nickname of 'Paris of the East' in the early 20th century. Today, the city's earned a particular reputation for its buzzing nightlife and slew of contemporary galleries.
Where you could stay1 night
La Boheme
Recommendations
Explore Bucharest’s 45-acre Botanical Garden. Highlights include the gently crumbling Old Greenhouse, the rose garden, and the Botanical Museum. The lawns and lakeshore are popular picnic spots on sunny days.
Learn about traditional Romanian rural life at the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, a collection of vernacular buildings by Herăstrău Lake. Wander through the open-air museum to see homes, churches and workshops from the last four centuries.
Visit the world's third-largest administrative building, the Palatul Parlamentului (or Parliament Palace), built at the request of Nicolae Ceausescu and formerly known as the People's Palace. It is built, furnished and decorated exclusively with Romanian materials. Take a guided tour to explore the opulent interiors, grand halls, and learn about the history of this colossal structure.
Veliko Tarnovo
The fortified city of Veliko Tarnovo sits along the longest river in Bulgaria, and spreads across the three hills of Tsarevets, Trapezitsa and Momina Krepost. Its strategic location harks back to the city's medieval past, where it was the capital of the Medieval Bulgarian kingdom for more than two centuries, and the epicentre of all major political, economic and religious activity. Today, this can be seen across the many temples, fortresses and churches that remain.
Where you could stay1 night
HiStory INN Unique Guest House
Veliko Tarnovo Istanbul
Istanbul
Straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul is a melting pot of cultures, from its architecture to its cuisine. Modern rooftop bars meet ancient mosques and Byzantine temples, and sand beaches meet ports of cruises and cargo. Once you've soaked up the smells and sights of the bustling Bazaar District and sampled the street food (Balık-Ekmek, Lahmacun and Dürüm are all local favourites), the quiet beauty of the Blue Mosque or the steaming baths of a Kılıç Ali Paşa Hamamı (a traditional Turkish bath) feel all the more peaceful.
Where you could stay2 nights
Celine Hotel
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