Transfer from Vienna - International Airport
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Departure from Vienna - International Airport
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Estimated arrival to Jena
15:33h

Trip duration: 393min

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Places you can visit along the way

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Mikulov
Czech Republic

75 min

With the history that dates back to the 11th century, Mikulov has much to offer. Starting with the well-preserved historic architecture, charming market, a much... significant Jewish quarter with the synagogue and the second biggest Jewish cemetery in the Czech Republic, and finally the most important city attraction Mikulov Castle; thus the curious tourists really have a busy schedule here. After all this sightseeing, travelers deserve a good rest with a glass of good vine. Fortunately, Mikulov is very famous for wine-making and wine from this region has a distinct taste because of the high concentration of limestone in the local soil.

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Klosterneuburg
Austria

75 min

Situated on the southern bank of the River Danube and near the Vienna Woods, Klosterneuburg is a charming town and very popular among tourists. Wits... its rich cultural and leisure offer as well as the abundant high-end shopping facilities, it is a perfect day-trip from Vienna. The most renowned tourist attraction of Klosterneuburg is its Monastery, whose slogan is “Where heaven and Earth meet”. All visitors are enchanted by the beauty of the abbey church featuring the magnificent golden Verdun Altar. There are various guided tours visitors can take to explore its interiors including the wine tour, and given that this monastery has the oldest vineyard in Austria, we recommend you go for some free wine tasting in the cellars.

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Cesky Sternberk Castle
Czech Republic

75 min

The history of the astounding Cesky Sternberk Castle begins in 1241 when the noble family Sternbergs constructed it on a cliff top above the river... Sazava. On a nice summer day, the striking reflection of the castle in the river seems almost dreamlike. This amazing location is just one of the many things it has to offer. The castle belonged to the same family for almost 8 centuries to this day and the owners now still live on the ground floor. Visitors are welcomed to visit with the guided tour the second floor with 15 rooms full of furniture, details and decor. There is also a rare collection of 545 copper engravings depicting the Thirty Years' War.

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Lednice Castle
Czech Republic

75 min

Everyone is left very impressed and astonished when first seeing the grand Lednice Castle. With a breathtaking conservatory, the acres of formal gardens and constructed... landscape woodland and lakes, this castle looks ready for a fairy tale. The castle has had a complete makeover – from lush baroque architecture to “Windsor Gothic” style with complementary landscape in “English Garden” style. You can choose between several different tours inside the chateau.

Quality photo of Sazava Monastery - Czech Republic

Sazava Monastery
Czech Republic

75 min

Sazava Monastery had a very dynamic history, being continuously destroyed and reconstructed. It was originally built in the 11th century, but during the Hussite War... in 15th century it was burnt down. Revived again in 16th century and rebuilt in the Baroque style in 17th century, it was eventually closed down by Emperor Josef II. After being abolished in the 19th century, the monastery was remodeled to a Pseudo-Renaissance chateau. Today, the former monastery is a significant medieval center of Slavic culture and literature and in its library visitors can see medieval manuscripts written in Old Slavonic, Latin and Czech.

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Dresden
Germany

135 min

At the zenith of its glory, in 1700, Dresden was known as “Florence of the Nort” due to its palaces, towers and churches. It is... hard to imagine this all was destroyed in World War II when almost four tons of bombs were dropped on it over two days and nights. Nowadays, Dresden is one of Germany’s most delightful cities, with the most incredible architecture, vibrant nightlife, the famous museums and the splendid views of the banks of the Elbe.