Baltics, Ukraine, Balkans, Central & East Europe
Each of these countries was once allied to one of the epic powers of Europe — the Holy Roman and Ottoman Empires, the Kingdom of Hungary, the Hapsburg Monarchy and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. In many configurations of language, religion and tradition they display their differences, but one thing they have in common: For over 40 years they lay behind the line of Soviet influence, a line that during the Cold War was called the Iron Curtain. Today, Romanian folktale villages, elegant Budapest, medieval Krakow, dynamic Prague, historic Kiev, the emerging economies of the Balkans and the valiant Baltic capitals are taking their rightful places in the European Community.
Small Group Tours
Flexible Essential Tours
Custom & Private Travel
Some images on this page courtesy Lithuanian Tours
|
