A few days spent in a classic European city may be just what you need. Whether it’s culture, cuisine or adventure you’re seeking, our city breaks are the perfect way of discovering the heart of a country without the need to organise the details yourself. On a city break with Riviera Travel, every little detail is planned for you, from your return Eurostar or flights, to the hotel accommodation, transfers and daily itinerary.
Our team of expert product managers have carefully crafted each of the itineraries to present you with the best experiences on offer - from the iconic Champs Élysées to the towering Belfry of Bruges. Our city breaks are packed full of visits and guided tours with experts who can provide revealing insights into the history and culture of some of Europe’s most exciting cities, really getting under the skin of your destination. Our itineraries are also perfectly balanced with free time, so you can explore at your leisure. And of course, the industry’s best tour managers are there to accompany you throughout your holiday, so you can relax and fully immerse yourself in what will be a truly memorable experience.
With all of this included, it's so much more than just a city break
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Free time to explore
Daily breakfast
Checked luggage allowance
All local taxes
Paris tour highlights
- Tour Paris by day and see of the most magnificent and historical attractions such as L’Arc de Triomphe, Champs Élysées, Eiffel Tower, River Seine, the Louvre and more...
- Tour Paris by night, seeing the city's buildings tastefully illuminated with their reflections dancing in the River Seine, under the dominance of the majestic Eiffel Tower.
- Visit the town of Versailles for a chance to explore France's grandest palace with its beautiful works of art and stunning landscaped gardens.
- Visit picturesque Montmartre, where the artist's quater thrives and the Sacré-Coeur offers wonderful views of the City.
- Opportunity to book a visit to one of the city's best and most famous cabaret shows - the Paradis Latin.
Bruges tour highlights
- Visit one of the last surviving traditional chocolatiers in Bruges, learning how the world's finest chocolates are made with a live demonstration of this artisinal craft.
- Visit Ypres and the Tyne Cot Cemetary to discover the signifance of Flanders during First World War, including the thought-provoking battlefields. We visit the bunkers, craters and trench sites of this monumentally bloody battle.
- Opportunity to book a relaxing boat tour along Bruges' famous canals.
- Enjoy a guided walking tour of Bruges, exploring the medieval history of this beautiful city, seeing sights such as Markt Square, the Belfry, the Gothic Stadhuis (town hall), the 18th-century law courts and more...
- Opportunity to book a visit to De Halve Maan Brewery and tour the cellars, with a tasting.
Krakow highlights
- Enjoy a guided walking tour of the medieval city, seeing many sights including St Mary's Church - richly decorated with gold-leaf and silverware, the immense Florian Gate, the University and Collegium and more...
- Explore the bustling Rynek (main square) and the central Cloth Hall, discovering the wonderful art displays and shop the beautiful, locally made amber jewellery.
- Visit Wawel, the castle district which dates back to the 11th century. See the Palace and Royal chambers plus enjoy free time to explore the entire complex at your leisure.
- Visit Auschwitz-Birkenau (included but optional), now a museum and monument still in much of the same condition since it was liberated in 1945.
- Opportunity to visit the famous Salt Mines.
Prague highlights
- Discover Prague's 17th-century, hilltop castle complex with a local guide, exploring the fairy-tale fortresses, eleborately decorated tombs and the original craftsmen's houses on Golden Lane.
- Marvel at the Old Royal Palace, St George's Basilica and St Vitus Cathedral.
- Choice of itinerary; choose a guided tour of Prague's old town to see the classic city sites, from the beautiful Charles Bridge to the oldest working astronomical clock.
- Or choose to 'go behind the Iron Curtain' for a look at how people lived under the communist regime. Visit important sites like Wenceslas Square, a 1950s nuclear bunker and more...
- Opportunity to take an evening food-themed tour of the city led by a local guide, seeking out family-run cafe's, backstreet bistros and secret wine cellars.
