Slovakia - Beautiful cities, stunning landscapes and warm, hospitable people. Come and discover this country and its many and varied concert opportunities! Thanks to its geographical location, it is easy to combine Slovakia with the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary or Poland for a multi-destination concert tour.
Opt for an all-Slovak itinerary or combine Slovakia with one of its many surrounding countries for a combination trip.
Starting in the Slovak capital of Bratislava, and including a day trip to Vienna, this tour takes you on a voyage of discovery to the beautiful mountain landscapes of Central Slovakia with their historic towns such as Banská Štiavnica and Kremnice.
Full ItineraryThis tour features the Czech and Slovak capitals, Prague and Bratislava, whilst taking in a number of smaller historical cities en route. By turning aside from the main tourist trail, get to meet the locals and experience some of the architectural and cultural gems which this region has to offer.
Full ItineraryCombine the beautiful historic cities of Moravia and Western Slovakia with the bustling Slovak capital, Bratislava. Take in the UNESCO World Heritage locations of Olomouc, Kroměříž, and the picturesque spa towns of Luhačovice and Piešťany, where spa guests provide an appreciative audience for visiting ensembles.
Full ItineraryDiscover the history and beauty of Central Europe with this 10-day tour that includes stops in Hungary, Slovakia, and Czech Republic.
Full ItineraryAre you ready to take your ensemble to new places? Get a quote from one of our tour consultants who will help you customize a trip to meet your goals.
From the beautiful capital Bratislava to the mountainous Spiš region with their grand merchant’s houses, Gothic spires and wooden churches, Slovakia’s cities offer everything to provide you with an intimate Central European experience.
Slovakia offers a wide-variety of venues, from world-class orchestral halls, such as Dvorak Hall in the Rudolfinum and Smetana Hall to wonderful choral venues such as Church of the Holy Savior in Prague, to spectacular palaces such as Kroměříž.