Travel Highlights - Southeast Europe

2In 2019, we plan to spend two weeks on an in-depth tour to Southeast Europe. This includes five countries and six cities. They are the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, and Slovakia. The six cities are Prague (3 nights), Brno (2 nights), Bratislava (1 night), Budapest (3 nights), Zagreb (2 nights), Ljubljana (1 night), Plitvice Lakes National Park (1 night).

All accommodations are arranged using Booking.com, and basically looking for a place close to the station within a 10-minute walk is a priority, and apartment-style housing is the choice. The feeling of being at home in an apartment house includes a living room, kitchen, bathroom, room, etc. This accommodation arrangement allows the fatigue, fatigue, etc. of traveling abroad to be relieved and rested to the greatest extent.

Except for Prague, the first stop, the transportation is by using the most economical and convenient large buses in Europe. There are many buses in Europe, and we took RegioJet, FlixBus, etc. this time, and you can check online by clicking on the link.

Among these capitals, only Prague and Budapest have MRT systems, while the rest of the cities such as Bratislava, Brno, Zagreb, Ljubljana, etc. do not have MRT systems, but they all have buses, trams, etc. that can be used. Of course, if you really can't find transportation when you're out of the house, Taxi and Uber can take you home without worrying.

There are two places on this tour that use a rental car to get to your destination. The first place is Brno, which is the second largest city in the Czech Republic, and we are going to Punkva Cave, because this cave is not world-famous, so there are few bus connections, and usually you have to get here by tour bus or by car. Another place to visit in Brno is Pernštejn Castle, which is located about 40 kilometers northwest of Brno, so you can only rely on Car Rental, click on the link to check the rental status.

The second place to rent a car is Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, why rent a car here is to go to Plitvice Lakes National Park, of course, there is a bus to Plitvice Lakes, but self-driving saves time, convenient to get in and out, in addition to going to Plitvice Lakes National Park, you can also go to the neighboring country Slovenia, the drive is not far and only takes more than two hours, we visited two places there one is Postojan Cave, Europe's largest stalactite crypt, and the picturesque Bled (Lake Bled) Car Rental.