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EASTERN EUROPE DESTINATIONS Budapest is fast becoming a popular destination for touring teams. The capital city of Hungary sits astride the majestic Danube river. Buda is the old town with it’s castle perched high above the city, Pest is more modern with designer shops, trendy bars and restaurants. Hungary has a fine footballing pedigree and a visit to the famous Nep Stadion is a must. We are the UK’s no 1 agent to the Kun Cup, Eastern Europe’s largest and most prestigious football tournament. The tournament is held at the end of July in the town of Szolnok, between Budapest and the Romanian / Ukrainian border. Bratislava may be the capital of Slovakia but it retains a provincial feel from the days it was the second city in Czechoslavakia. There are many similarities to Prague, prices are cheap, beer, food and nightlife are similar. Most of the nightlife is centred around the Old Town and on the banks of the Danube. We feature the capital city of Warsaw and the beautiful city of Krakow in the south of the country as single or two centre destinations. Warsaw’s nightlife is mainly centred around the Old Town, which was completely rebuilt after World War 2. Krakow is a great destination for touring teams. It’s large student population ensures a thriving social scene centred around it’s many cellar and music bars. It’s possible to combine a visit here to nearby Auschwitz. Llubjiana is a quaint, charming city. Nightlife is informal and relaxed. Excursions are possible to Lake Bled and into the mountains.
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