Travel Information
Choose from Vilnius, Krakow, Warsaw and Bucharest.
Vilnius:
Beautiful and bewitching, Lithuania's capita entices visitors with its astonishing Old Town charm. The heart of the city is centred around a well-preserved and expansive baroque old town that is fringed by the Vilnia and Neris rivers. Unesco has declared this, Europe's largest baroque old town, a World Heritage site.
**Extra flight now on Thursdays**
Krakow:
A city with such significant history, yet Krakow is emerging as a modern 21st century destination. Their new-world cuisine, modern shopping malls and clubs that never close are mixed with medieval old towns and gothic castles, blending the best of old and new.
Warsaw:
Poland's capital offers a vibrant dining and shopping scene just like any other cosmopolitan city. Its bar, clubbing and music offerings are unmatched in the country, and its yearly calendar is filled with theatre productions, operas and art-house film premieres. If culture is your thing, then Warsaw is your place.
Bucharest:
Located between Transylvania's Carpathian Mountains and the Black Sea, Bucharest offers visitors a unique experience. Nicknamed 'Paris of the Balkans' a century ago, visitors have to work a little to find and explore the finer architectural monuments hidden away. The historic centre is home to bars, eateries (French, Italian, Transylvanian), antique shops, a 15th-century court attributed to Vlad Dracul, and Piata Revolutiei, the heart of the 1989 protests that ended communism here.