About the Webinar
From Vienna to Bucharest, discover the cultural treasures that await on a Capitals of Eastern Europe voyage with Viking. Delve into Austria’s musical legacy, explore grand palaces from the Habsburg era and be captivated by lesser-known gems as you visit towns and cities across the Balkans.
On Thursday 24 September at 11.00am AEST, join us for a live virtual event where a Viking expert will walk you through every highlight of this captivating voyage.
You will gain practical tips and recommendations designed to help you plan your journey with clarity and confidence.
The Voyage
Viking’s 17‑day Capitals of Eastern Europe voyage journeys from Vienna to Bucharest, beginning in Austria’s graceful capital, renowned as the “City of Waltzes” and a historic hub of classical music. In Bratislava, you’ll encounter stately Habsburg‑era architecture before immersing yourself in the lively spirit of Budapest. The itinerary also reveals lesser‑known treasures throughout the Balkans, offering a deeper look at the region’s diverse cultures. Your journey concludes in Bucharest, where old‑world elegance meets broad boulevards and striking examples of socialist‑era design. With stops in five remarkable capitals, this voyage is sure to inspire.
What to Expect
This is more than a presentation. It’s your chance to picture yourself on board one of our award-winning ships. We’ll show you what a day in the life of a Viking guest looks like, from relaxing in your veranda stateroom to joining guided tours that bring Eastern Europe’s rich heritage to life.
During this free event, which will run for just over an hour, you can also expect:
- A live Q&A where your questions are welcome
- The chance to win exciting prizes on the day
- A special event-only booking offer
Whether you’re ready to book or simply curious, this is your opportunity to experience Eastern Europe in depth.
Event Time Across Regions
- 11.00am AEST – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
- 10.30am ACST – Adelaide
- 9.00am AWST – Perth
- 1.00pm NZST – New Zealand
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