Overnight international flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) to Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG); expect one connection. Book an overnight flight to arrive refreshed the next morning.
Arrive Prague, take taxi or Airport Express to central hotel and drop luggage. Many hotels allow early luggage drop; request early check-in if possible.
Historic heart of Prague; see the animated Astronomical Clock (show every hour). The square is open 24/7, but museums and towers have specific hours—check before visiting.
Popular Czech restaurant serving classic dishes and draft beer in a casual setting; a reliable spot for goulash or schnitzel. Usually opens for lunch around 11:00am.
Walk the iconic Charles Bridge for statues and Vltava views, then explore Kampa's art and riverside paths; bridge is always accessible but crowded midday.
One-hour sightseeing cruise offers a different perspective on Prague's bridges and skyline; many cruises run daily—check times and book if sunset timing matters.
Large hilltop complex with the cathedral, royal palace and Golden Lane; open typically 9:00am–5:00pm—arrive early to avoid lines and allow time to explore.
Explore synagogues and Jewish museum or stroll boutique-lined Parizska; some sites close earlier in the afternoon—verify opening times (many 9:00–16:30).
Direct Railjet takes roughly 4h00m between Prague hlavní nádraží and Vienna Hauptbahnhof; comfortable and scenic—book reserved seats (trains run frequently).
Arrive in Vienna, check in and head to Figlmüller for the famous Wiener schnitzel; the restaurant opens for lunch around midday and is a favorite for tourists.
Central Vienna landmarks; the cathedral tower and catacombs have separate opening hours—cathedral open generally 6:00am–10:00pm, tower access limited midday.
Former imperial summer palace with gardens and the palace interior (guided tours). Palace areas generally open from about 9:00am–5:30pm—book tickets for a specific time slot.
Choose fine arts at the Kunsthistorisches or baroque/modern holdings at the Belvedere; typical opening hours 10:00am–6:00pm (check current times and closed days).
Explore Salzburg's charming streets and shops in the historic old town; great for evening photos and light shopping—most shops open until early evening.
One of Europe’s best-preserved hilltop fortresses with panoramic views over Salzburg; fortress and museum generally open around 9:00am–5:00pm (cable funicular runs frequently).
Depart Salzburg early by train (change at Attnang-Puchheim) for Hallstatt, total rail+ferry or shuttle time ~2h30m; scenic journey—book seats where possible.
Salt mine tour and panoramic Skywalk offer history and stunning views over the lake; the mine typically runs tours 9:00am–4:00pm—book early slots during busy periods.
Stroll the village, visit the Bone House (Beinhaus) and take a short ferry or boat on the Hallstätter See if operating—boat services often run year-round but check schedules for off-season.
Take the funicular + cable car from the city center up to Seegrube/Hafelekar for panoramic views and gentle hikes; cableway usually operates from about 8:30/9:00am to late afternoon—check weather and operating schedules.
Experience a traditional Viennese heuriger in districts like Grinzing for local wines and simple cold-hot dishes—usually open evenings, often requiring reservations on busy nights.
Visit the historic Prater amusement area and ride the Riesenrad for a retro panoramic city view; attractions usually operate from mid-morning to late evening (seasonal hours vary).
Visit Hofburg’s museums or, if available, catch a Lipizzaner morning practice or show—Spanish Riding School performances and schedules vary, so confirm in advance.
Allow 30–60 minutes for taxi or 15–25 minutes for rail + shuttle to the airport depending on your location—arrive 3 hours before international departure.