From Vienna to Dubrovnik by train: 12 days Travel Package

Upon our arrival at Vienna Airport, we will be greeted and transported to our hotel.

Vienna is a captivating city with a rich history and breathtaking beauty. As the capital of Austria, it's brimming with culture, music, art, and impressive architecture.

This enchanting city is renowned for its musical legacy, home to composers like Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss.

Palaces such as Schönbrunn Palace and Hofburg Palace stand as dazzling examples of imperial opulence. The baroque and neoclassical architecture throughout the city is truly remarkable.

And not to be missed are the historic cafés, serving as cultural hubs where one can indulge in coffee and pastries while immersing in the artistic and literary atmosphere.

Vienna houses an impressive array of museums such as the Museum of Art History, the Natural History Museum, and the Belvedere Gallery, showcasing works by artists like Klimt and Schiele. And like any great city, it offers a diverse nightlife scene, from traditional bars to modern and chic clubs.

Greca Tip: Vienna is an incredibly safe city for residents and tourists, boasting a reputation as one of the safest cities in the world.

After a magnificent breakfast, we will take a panoramic tour of Vienna's most famous landmarks using tourist buses. This 24-hour ticket allows us to access 3 different lines and create our own city itinerary.

Red Line
Discover the city's most famous landmarks and attractions, from Votivkirche and the Museums Quartier to the Blue Danube. You can hop on and hop off from any stop. Pre-recorded commentary is available in 13 languages.

Blue Line
Discover the architectural highlights of Vienna's imperial history, including Schönbrunn​ Palace, Belvedere Palace, and Arsenal.

Greca Tip: The Danube River is an essential part of Vienna's identity, known as the "Blue Danube" for its beauty.

After a hearty breakfast and at the designated time, you will make your way to the station to begin your journey to Ljubljana.

On the train ride from Vienna to Ljubljana, you can enjoy a variety of landscapes, including views of mountains and hills, as well as charming villages along the way. As the train progresses, you’ll witness the transition from the Alpine region to the softer, greener landscapes of Slovenia.

Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is known for its picturesque architecture, vibrant cultural life, and rich history. The city blends influences from various eras, from the Roman Empire to Baroque and Art Nouveau. It's a welcoming and accessible destination, with a charming old town and a relaxed atmosphere.

The rest of the day will be free to explore the city at your own pace.

Greca Tip: Ljubljana is famous for its open-air markets and craft shops. Consider looking for local souvenirs like carved wooden items or traditional Slovenian ceramics.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast at our hotel, you will begin the day with a sense of complete freedom in charming Ljubljana. This city, where bridges tell stories and Art Nouveau façades reflect centuries of culture, becomes your personal stage today.

In the morning, you may immerse yourself in its local markets, stroll along the Ljubljanica River, or discover new corners of the old town at your own pace.

In the afternoon, if you wish, you can venture beyond the historic center and explore the surroundings of the Slovenian capital, filled with nature and small villages that reveal the local way of life. Every step in Ljubljana is an invitation to connect with its serene rhythm and creative spirit.

Greca Tip: Do not miss the traditional prekmurska gibanica, a typical dessert made with cheese, poppy seeds, walnuts, apple, and cinnamon—a perfect treat to understand the sweet soul of Ljubljana.

After breakfast at the hotel, you will leave behind Ljubljana and head to Zagreb in a private transfer.

Zagreb is a wonderful medieval city with beautiful streets, monumental buildings, and a gastronomy that won't disappoint. The central square of Zagreb is surrounded by palaces of classic, modernist, and rationalist styles.

If we head to Ilica Street, we can buy souvenirs in the most famous shopping area in Zagreb, or if we wish to explore another main artery, we have Tkalciceva Street, a youthful area where we can find antique shops and luxury boutiques.

Greca Tip: Zagreb has the shortest funicular in the world, known as the "Uspinjača". With a length of only 66 meters, it connects the Lower Town with the Upper Town and is a popular and picturesque way to get around the city.

You will start the day with a tasty breakfast and then you will have the rest of the day free to enjoy the Croatian capital at your own pace and, thus, visit its main attractions, delight in its gastronomy, or stroll through its streets full of history.

We recommend visiting the Church of San Marcos (XVIII), the city's standard, with its colorful roof and Gothic style. The Zagreb Cathedral has its origins in the year 1040, it is located in the Kaptol neighborhood (upper area of ​​the city), and surrounded by the main points of interest that the city offers us.

If you go to Ilica Street, you can buy souvenirs in the most famous shopping area of ​​Zagreb. In turn, if you want to visit another of the main arteries, you have Tkalciceva Street, an area with a youthful atmosphere, where you will find antique shops and luxury boutiques.

Greca Tip: In Zagreb, there are more than 30 museums, so perhaps it is a good opportunity to visit one of them.

After enjoying our breakfast, at the agreed time we will make our own way to the station to begin our journey to Split, either by train or bus depending on availability. Over approximately six hours, we will travel through Croatia’s picturesque landscapes, where rolling green hills, charming villages, and scenic countryside views accompany us along the way.

Upon arrival in the charming coastal city of Split, we will continue on our own to the hotel to check in and begin discovering this fascinating destination. Located along the Dalmatian Coast, Split perfectly blends its rich historical heritage with a vibrant modern atmosphere. Its greatest treasure is the impressive Diocletian’s Palace, a magnificent 4th-century structure built by the Roman emperor, which today forms the living heart of the city.

Within its white stone walls, more than 200 historic buildings are seamlessly integrated into everyday life. As we wander through its narrow streets, we will find an ancient cathedral, as well as shops, cafés, and hidden corners full of history that invite us to explore at a relaxed pace.

We will stay at our hotel in Split, where we can unwind and prepare for the experiences ahead.

Greca Tip: Don’t miss trying “pašticada,” a traditional Dalmatian slow-cooked beef stew served with gnocchi—one of Split’s most authentic and flavorful dishes.

After a delicious breakfast, you will have free time to visit the city.

Split, a city on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, is famous for its beaches and for the fortress-like complex at its center, Diocletian's Palace, erected by the Roman emperor in the 4th century.

The ruins spread across the city include more than 200 buildings, once numbered in the thousands. Inside the white stone walls, and under its courtyards, there is a cathedral and a variety of shops, cafes, bars, hotels, and houses.

Greca Tip: You should not miss visiting the main market of the city, where you will find an explosion of colors, smells, and flavors of Dalmatia and the Mediterranean.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast at our hotel, we will begin the morning with a pleasant transfer to Trogir, a medieval gem declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its narrow stone streets, infused with the Adriatic breeze, welcome you with an atmosphere that feels frozen in time.

During your free time, you may explore at your own pace the splendid Cathedral of St. Lawrence, admire the Cipiko Palace, visit the Kamerlengo Fortress, or simply wander through charming alleys where local artisans keep centuries-old traditions alive. You can also stroll along the waterfront promenade and relax in a café overlooking the harbor—an ideal spot to absorb the Dalmatian spirit.

In the afternoon, we will return to Split, accompanied by the scenic coastal landscape.

Greca Tip: In Trogir, be sure to try rozata, a traditional Croatian dessert similar to a flan and flavored with local liqueur—a delightful way to end a day filled with history and sea.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast at our hotel, you will make your way on your own to the designated meeting point to take your transport to Dubrovnik, the famous Pearl of the Adriatic. The journey will allow you to anticipate the magic that awaits in this walled city, celebrated for its history, colors, and natural harmony.

Upon arrival, make your way to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to begin exploring at your own pace. Dubrovnik unveils a unique charm: warm, radiant weather, vast blue skies, and a sea that shifts from emerald to deep blue as it touches hidden coves, golden beaches, and cliffs seemingly sculpted by the wind. Its lush Mediterranean vegetation completes a landscape that many consider unmatched.

In the afternoon, you may stroll through its winding stone streets, feel the energy of the Old Town, or simply let yourself be carried away by the serenity of this Adriatic wonder.

At the end of the day, return to the hotel to rest and enjoy the hotel comfort.

Greca Tip: In Dubrovnik, a curious legend circulates: it is said that the street drains hide a romantic destiny. Single women who step on them… might remain single forever! Could it be true?

After a peaceful and fabulous breakfast, you will have the day free to enjoy "The Pearl of the Adriatic."

Dubrovnik is a walled city dating back to the 7th century, full of contrasts and fusion that continues to enchant its visitors. Strolling within the walled area, we will reminisce about hundreds of years of history. Its walls and towers are considered the main attraction of the city, and from there we can capture breathtaking panoramic photos.

You shouldn't miss a visit to the Church of St. Blaise (1715), located in the heart of the city, the Stradun Street, the main artery of the city, where we will find bars and shops, and also the Franciscan Monastery and its church (14th century), home to the oldest pharmacy in the world.

To further explore the city's history, we recommend visiting the Sponza Palace, which dates back to the 16th century. We can also take a funicular ride to Mount Srđ to enjoy the views and have a good cup of coffee.

Greca Tip: Explore the city walls of Dubrovnik for breathtaking panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the old town.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Dubrovnik International Airport to board your next flight.

After spending some fantastic days with Greca, we hope to see you again to enjoy some wonderful moments that will remain forever in your memory.

Bon voyage! Or, as locals say: “Dobro putovanje!”.

Greca Tip: Don't forget to bring a souvenir in the form of the traditional rakija, a fruity liqueur whose most famous variant includes honey.