I would add the days to Berlin, Prague, or Budapest. Sounds like the last 2 makes most sense. Plus Salzburg/Innsbruck are a ways out. If you want to cut that 8 hour rail trip add in Bratislava for 1 day only and add a day to Prague or Budapest. I would do the overnight option to maximize your time in both places. Posted by frank. pittsburgh. 08/30/15 10:03 AM. 162 posts. I Would advise spending Christmas in Prague. Vienna, Salzburg, and Budapest are nice, but they really celebrate the Christmas/Advent holiday and a lot of attractions are closed dec 24-26. Overview Of 10 Days In Central Europe . Length of Trip: 10 days or more. Start and End Point: Prague and Budapest. UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Prague Historic Center, Prague Castle, Cesky Krymolov Historic Center, Schonbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, Wachau Valley, Salzburg Historic Center, Budapest Castle District, Danube Embankment Budapest answered on 10/4/07 by. a VT member from Telfs. If you liked Praha you should of course consider to visit Krakow, Vilnius, L'viv, Brasov, Sibiu and Sighisoara and maybe Graz, Ljubljana and Zagreb. Budapest is very nice, of course, but completely different.

Prague is much cheaper than Vienna – travelers may spend half the money in Prague for similar activities. Czech Republic’s local currency, the Koruna, is more affordable for US visitors than the euro. Vienna is famous for its elegant coffee houses, while Prague is well-known for its beer gardens.

Answer 1 of 13: I am planning our family Europe trip next May. Due limited time in Europe, we can only select either Prague or Budapest? Anyone can recommend which city is better for history and sightseeing?
Budapest is better known for its nightlife and big city activities, while Vienna is more popular for its food, music, historical sights, shopping, and impressive beauty. Vienna is more touristy than Budapest and is known for its strong classical music roots including being home to both Mozart and Beethoven.

Vienna is famous for its New Year's Eve Trail with countless orchestras - pop, classic, disco, waltz, reggae, folk - bars, food stalls, theatre and dancing in the streets The entire center

The journey takes around 45 minutes to an hour in good traffic and costs between 35-55 HRK, depending on the operator you choose. The entrance to Dubrovnik harbour. Dubrovnik is a super walkable city. In fact, getting lost in the Old Town area is one of the best things to do here.
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    • budapest or prague which is better