Discover Central Europe's Brightest Stars: eight sparkling and vibrant cities that attract visitors with their great diversity. Namely, these are Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Dresden, Munich, Prague, Salzburg, Vienna. Centuries of colorful history have formed the unique character of each city. This is impressively reflected in the quaint and quirky city centers, charming palaces and beautiful gardens, as well as magnificent UNESCO World Heritage sights. Moreover, the rich cultural treasures such as world-renowned classical music, exquisite art as well as outstanding events and delightful culinary experiences underline the long and exciting history and tradition. But the Star Cities also boost of a modern, trend-setting lifestyle, featuring extraordinary architectural styles, a diverse nightlife, fine restaurants, and endless shopping opportunities that invite visitors to a unique travel experience.

2010: The Stars at a glance

The Stars of Central Europe will shine bright for you in 2010: Many anniversaries are being celebrated and many new attractions and cultural highlights await you.

2010 is the 150th anniversary of the birth, and 100th anniversary of the death of Gustav Mahler. It is also the year to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the  world famous Oktoberfest and 300 Years of European Porcelain.

You can still admire Prague’s Astronomical Orloj Clock which erected 600 years ago in 1410, or wander for hours through recently opened New Museum on Museum Island.

You will take part in Royal Coronation ceremonies, swim in the Thermal Spas originating in the “underworld” and enjoy classical music at The Sound of Salzburg Dinner Show and weekly Mozart Symphony concerts. And much more.

Experience Central Europe on this site and in reality in 2010. Contact us or your travel agent for more information.