Trnava: The Slovak Rome (1.5 h on foot) 

Known as “the Slovak Rome” for the large number of churches it is home to. Trnava has preserved its medieval walls for more than 700 years.

The tour goes through its charming pedestrian area, where the 17th‑century Town Tower can be seen and the reason why the statue at its top looks toward both sides of the city. A unique spot is shown from which five churches can be seen at the same time, some of them oriented in unusual directions. The route passes the historic university complex and includes a visit to a beautiful café that used to be an Orthodox synagogue.

Departures: If you are arriving by your own bus, the meeting point is at the tourist bus stop in Trnava city center. If you are staying in Bratislava, you can take a train from Hlavná stanica (Main Station), which departs approximately every 30 minutes. Please check the departure times at www.cp.sk. I will meet you at the Trnava train station, which is less than a 5-minute walk from the historic center.

Type of tour: Easy, route through the pedestrian area.

Price: up to 2 people: flat rate €155, from 3 to 45 people: flat rate  €185. For more info click here. 

Győr:  The City of  Waters (1.5 h on foot)

Located between Budapest and Vienna, Győr is highly accessible and boasts one of the most beautiful Baroque centers in Hungary. Known as the "City of Waters" due to its four rivers, the historic district is pleasant and easy to explore on foot.

During the tour, we will visit the Basilica, which houses one of the country's most important relics. We'll see remnants of ancient fortifications, discover the origins of Radó Island, stroll through a charming shopping street, and admire the Town Hall, which resembles a castle.

Departures: Flexible. If your group arrives by private bus, we'll meet at the tourist bus stop in the historic center. If you arrive by train or bus, we'll meet in front of the Town Hall, next to the station.

Type of tour: Easy walking tour. For transport info, check www.flixbus.sk  or www.mavcsoport.hu.

Price: 1-2 people: flat rate of €185. From 3 to 25 people: flat rate of €210.  For groups larger than 25 people, it is recommended to have your own audio system. If you have any questions,  feel free to contact me.

Vienna: A Blend of History & Modernity (2.5 hrs on foot)

Vienna, the former imperial capital, combines historical elegance with a vibrant contemporary lifestyle. Renowned for its music, art, and architecture, the city offers a wealth of cultural experiences.

During the tour, we'll admire key landmarks such as the MAK (Museum of Applied Arts), the KHM (Museum of Art History), the MuseumsQuartier, and the Albertina Gallery. We'll discuss the State Opera, the Hofburg Palace and its nearby gardens, the Parliament, and City Hall, all unique in their architectural styles.

We will also stroll along the exclusive shopping streets known as the "Golden Triangle" and end near the iconic St. Stephen's Cathedral.

Departures: Subject to availability. Meeting point in Vienna: Main entrance of the Opera House. Getting to Vienna is easy; refer to the Useful Info section.

Type of tour Easy, mostly pedestrianized.

Price: 1-2 people: flat rate of €250. From 3 to 25 people: flat rate of €275. For groups larger than 25 people, it is recommended to have your own audio system. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.

Komárno: A unique blend of Slovak & Hungarian traditions (1.5 h on foot)

Komárno is a charming, quiet city nestled on the northern bank of the Danube River. Just a short walk across the bridge connects Slovakia with its Hungarian counterpart, Komárom.

During the tour, we'll admire the impressive Komárno Fortress, one of Central Europe's largest fortification systems from the Habsburg monarchy. It strategically stands at the confluence of two rivers and served as a Soviet military base for 23 years following the Warsaw Pact invasion in 1968.

The route will take us through the pedestrian zone highlighting the Officers' Pavilion, Town Hall, the birthplace of Franz Lehár, the celebrated Austrian composer known for his enchanting operettas.

Lastly, wander through the Courtyard of Europe, a vibrant architectural project showcasing diverse European styles.

Departures: Flexible. If your group arrives by private bus, we'll meet at the tourist bus stop in the historic center. If you arrive by train or bus, we'll meet in front of the Officers' Pavilion in the center of Komárno (picture in the Gallery section). Get there by train: from Bratislava www.slovakrail.sk,www.leoexpress.com,  from Hungary www.mavcsoport.hu.

Type of tour: Easy, pedestrian walkway. 

Price: Up to 2 people: €165; for groups of 3 to 45 people: €185. Please contact me with any questions.