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    presents

    DISCOVERINGEASTERN EUROPE

    17 days from $5,257 total price from Boston, New York($4,595 air & land inclusive plus $662 airline taxes and departure fees)

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    Discoveringeastern europe

    Day 1: Depart U.S. for Warsaw, Poland

    Day 2: Arrive Warsaw After arriving in thePolish capital late this morning, we have freetime before we gather for tonights welcomedinner at our hotel. D

    Day 3: Warsaw Virtually destroyedduring World War II, Warsaw was rebuilt in

    the decades that followed. With the fall ofCommunism, the city has become moredynamic and progressive while retaining much ofits distinct character. We tour this phoenix citytoday, visiting the faithfully rebuilt Old Town, a

    Tour membership limited to 24 alumni & friends

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    hether youre seeking to recapture your ancestral heritage or simply

    to discover a beautiful and poignant part of the world, this small

    group tour offers ample opportunity for enrichment, enlightenment,and enjoyment. Both leisurely and comprehensive, it provides a generous

    overview of five distinctly different and fascinating nations.

    Prague

    Vienna

    Budapest

    Krakow

    Warsaw

    POLAND

    CZECH REPUBLIC

    AUSTRIA

    HUNGARY

    Destination

    Motorcoach

    Entry/Departure

    Bratislava

    SLOVAKIA

    Avg. High (F) Jun Jul

    17 days from $5,257 total price from Boston, New York($4,595 air & land inclusive plus $662 airline taxes and departure fees)

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    Wawel Castle, seat of royalty for more than500 years; and Wawel Cathedral, the nationalchurch. The remainder of the day is free toexplore this charming city independently. B

    Day 6: Krakow This morning we tour the

    Wieliczka Salt Mines, a UNESCO WorldHeritage site. This afternoon is at leisure. B

    Day 7: Krakow/Slovakia/Budapest Headingsouth today we travel through the snow-cappedTatra Mountains into the country of Slovakia,

    of Neszmely where we stop for lunch; we reachthe Austrian capital late this afternoon. B,L

    Day 11: Vienna A half-day tour of this jewel ofthe Habsburg Empire includes a visit to the ornateVienna Opera House, one of Europes grandest;

    and an inside visit to majestic Schnbrunn Palace.The afternoon is at leisure. Following dinner ata local restaurant we attend a concert of classicalmusic in this most musical of all cities. B,D

    Day 12: Vienna Woods This morning we

    We enjoy both guided touring and free time in Vienna.

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    Castle area, including a visit to the 18th-centuryclassical-style Archbishops Palace. After check-

    ing in at our hotel, we have time to refreshbefore dinner tonight in the homes of graciouslocal families. B,D

    Day 14: Bratislava/Brno/Prague We leavethis morning for Prague, proud capital of theCzech Republic. Along the way we stop for

    lunch in Brno and a brief tour of the countryssecond largest city. We reach Prague late after-noon and join our tour director for an informalwalk through Old Town, a UNESCO WorldHeritage site. B,L

    Day 15: Prague We spend the morning

    exploring the Hradcany (castle) district, home ofthe distinctive castle towering above the VltavaRiver. Dating to the 9th century, the castletoday is the seat of the president of the CzechRepublic. Among the highlights of our tour: avisit to Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral and a strollalong Golden Lane, with its picturesque artisans

    cottages. The remainder of the day is free tocontinue exploring this enchanting city as wewish. Restaurants abound for lunch and dinneron our own today. B

    Day 16: Prague This mornings visit toJosefov, Pragues historic Jewish ghetto, includes

    the Old Jewish Cemetery with its centuries-oldheadstones and generations buried atop oneanother, as well as several of the once-thrivingsynagogues now part of the Jewish Museum ofPrague. Then the remainder of the day is atl i h ll h h Old T

    Prices include international airfare and all taxes,

    surcharges, and fees.

    Boston, New York $5,257

    Philadelphia, Washington, DC $5,457

    Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago,Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, $5,557

    Miami, Orlando, Tampa

    Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles,

    Minneapolis, Phoenix, Portland (OR), $5,657

    Tour Departs: June 25, 2013

    Budapests Chain Bridge and Royal Palace.

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    VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY RESERVATION FORM: DISCOVERING EASTERN EUROPE

    Enclosed is my/our deposit for $______($500 per person) for ____ people on Discovering Eastern Europe departingJune 25, 2013. I/We understand the final payment is due 95 days prior to departure. Payment may be made byAmerican Express, Discover, MasterCard, or VISA or by personal check. Please make check payable to OdysseysUnlimited, Inc. and send (with completed reservation form) to: Vanderbilt University Alumni Relations, Attn:Cary Allyn, Travel Program, PMB 407735, 2301 Vanderbilt Place, Nashville, TN 37240-7735. Or call 1-615-322-3673.

    Full Passport Name Date of Birth Gender

    Dear Vanderbilt travelers and friends,

    Join Vanderbilt travelers this summer on an in-depth tour to the heart of Eastern Europe.Culturally rich and exceptionally beautiful, Eastern Europe is ideal for the curious traveler. Ourodyssey spans five countries Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria and the Czech Republic andweaves together the areas deep history with the monumental events of the 20th century.

    In addition to discovering the charms of Budapest, Vienna, Warsaw, Krakow, and Prague,we will have ample opportunity to explore significant cultural, historical, and scenic sites enroute. Tour Viennas majestic Schnbrunn Palace; see Josefov, Pragues historic Jewish ghetto;explore the unique Wieliczka Salt Mines near Krakow; and visit the haunting concentrationcamps of Auschwitz and Birkenau. You may also wish to take the optional post-tour extensionin Prague.

    The group limited to 24 travelers offers unique flexibility enabling you to enjoy personal

    encounters along the way, such as a dinner in Bratislava with a local family and a privateclassical piano recital in Warsaw.

    Please join this wonderful tour. But dont delay, space will fill up fast. Your early reservations areencouraged.

    Sincerely,

    Carroll Kimball, BA 84President, Vanderbilt Alumni Association

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