Things to Do in Eastern Europe

These fifty things to do in Prague range from the ordinary, such as viewing the city's important sights, to the unusual, such as taking in the annual Masopust festival. Prague activities abound no matter what time of year you travel, and if you have limited time in the Czech capital city you'll probably wonder how you'll be able to do everything you want to! Major sightseeing attractions include Prague Castle and Old Town, but you'll also want to schedule in some time to explore nearby treasures of the Czech Republic, including Karlstejn Castle and Kutna Hora. 

Moscow's exoticism is a major draw for Russophiles and culture hounds, and your visit wouldn't be complete without experiencing some typical Russian activities. Visit the city's major sights and tour the Kremlin, Novodevichy Convent, and Old Arbat Street. Then taste Russian food, take in a concert, or shop for souvenirs. You'll come away from the experience with greater knowledge about Russian life and history. 

Warsaw, Poland's capital city, is jam-packed with things to do. From taking a carriage ride through the old town to listening to summer concerts in parks and gardens, Warsaw's metropolitan feel belies its romantic nature. Shopping, dining, and fun await the visitor to Warsaw. This city will surprise you with its warm, friendly attitude.

Just because Bratislava's old town is small does not mean that there is a short of things to do! You will love Bratislava's markets and restaurants, as well as its unusual display of sculputres which seem almost lifelike in their execution. Bratislava has a fun rhythm and is extremely tourist friendly!

Dubrovnik is one of those destinations you simply don't want to pass by. This Adriatic jewel, located in Croatia, is a hub of activity and culture the year round. The influences of the past are still felt in the old walled town of the former capital of Ragusa, a historic region of Croatia. Sunbathe, swim, view water creatures, peek into courtyards, and snap photo after photo after photo. Dubrovnik won't let you down, not in the summer, and not in the winter. A variety of annual festivals add to Dubrovnik's attractiveness. 

Budapest is too cool to pass up. This happening Hungarian city is a mixture of both old and new. Explore turn-of-the-century Budapest, which created the impetus for many of today's major sights. Or seek the fully modern Budapest that courts the young and with it. Whatever your approach to getting familiar with Budapest, you're sure to come away with an even better appreciation for Hungarian culture and the elegance of the city itself.