Arched stone facade of a Central European townhouse on a quiet street

Itinerary code UA-27

Journeys drafted around buildings, not brochures

We arrange architectural landmarks, regional heritage and selected accommodation into one route for your dates. The first draft route costs nothing.

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Stop 1 · Lviv: the 19th-century historic centre and the station quarter, walked in a single morning.

The process

Three steps from a brief to a fixed route

1

You send the brief

Dates, the cities you want anchored, the buildings you will not skip, and whether the trip is for study, family or a small group. Half a page is enough. No journey is sold from a fixed shelf.

Reply within one working day
2

We draft the route

Days are built around named landmarks, for example Brno functionalist villas, Olomouc's Holy Trinity Column or the Lviv ensemble on Rynok Square. Stays are chosen for walking distance to the first stop of the day.

First draft route free of charge
3

We revise until it fits

Swap a day, add a regional branch, change the class of accommodation. The route is recalculated with the accommodation and price table updated on the same sheet, so the quote always matches the itinerary you are reading.

Two revision rounds included

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Indicative tiers are published on the pricing section.

Selected buildings

Buildings we build routes around

Customized sightseeing journeys work only when the stops are named. These are the ensembles travellers ask us to hold most often, each within a day's walk or a short rail hop of the next.

Villa Tugendhat

Brno, Czech Republic

Mies van der Rohe's 1930 villa on a sloping garden, with the onyx wall and chrome columns still in place. Entry is timed, so a route here starts early.

Mies van der Rohe, 1930

Holy Trinity Column

Olomouc, Czech Republic

A 35 metre baroque column raised above the upper square, ringed by six fountains and the town hall's astronomical clock.

Wenzel Render, 1716 to 1754

St. Elisabeth's Cathedral

Kosice, Slovakia

The easternmost Gothic cathedral in Europe, with a double flight staircase and a roof of glazed tiles laid in fifteenth century patterns.

Gothic, 14th to 15th c.

Centennial Hall

Wroclaw, Poland

Max Berg's reinforced concrete dome of 1913, 65 metres across, paired with the Four Domes Pavilion and the Szczytnicki Park pergola.

Max Berg, 1911 to 1913

The Plecnik Axis

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Triple Bridge, the colonnaded Central Market and the National Library reading room, all inside one afternoon on foot.

Joze Plecnik, 1920s to 1940s

Brukenthal Palace

Sibiu, Romania

A baroque governor's palace on a square with eyelid dormers above it, and the passage stairs down to the lower town.

Baroque, 1778 to 1785

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Route blueprints

Three regional blueprints, each redrawn around your own dates

Nothing here is sold from a fixed shelf. Choose a blueprint as a starting draft, then we adjust stops, pace and accommodation to the people travelling.

01

Galicia and Podillia

Lviv's Rynok Square courtyards and the Armenian Cathedral, the Kamianets-Podilskyi fortress, then the wooden churches of the Carpathian foothills.
6 days · from €820 per person
02

Bohemia and Moravia

Brno's functionalist villas around Villa Tugendhat, Olomouc's Holy Trinity Column, and the Strahov monastery above Prague.
7 days · from €940 per person
03

Danube capitals

Otto Wagner's Stadtbahn pavilions in Vienna, Budapest's Gresham Palace, and the Blue Church in Bratislava.
5 days · from €760 per person

Arcaded Renaissance courtyard of a townhouse on Rynok Square in Lviv, seen from the first-floor gallery. — Lviv · itinerary code UA-07

See all route blueprints Or start a custom brief

Indicative pricing

Three tiers, one free draft route

These are starting points per person, not fixed shelf prices. The first draft route costs nothing; the quote follows your brief, the season and the cities you name.

Reconnaissance

3 to 4 days, one city pair

from €890 per person

Two named buildings or ensembles per day
Hotel within walking distance of the day's first stop
Route notes and a printed plan on arrival

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Most briefs land here

Architectural Core

6 to 8 days, two or three cities

from €1,640 per person

Brno functionalist villas and the Holy Trinity Column in Olomouc
Guide-architect hours on the two heaviest days
Accommodation chosen for the day's first stop

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Bespoke Atlas

9 days and longer, cross-region

from €2,450 per person

Regional heritage threaded between the set pieces
Private transfers and a flexible day order
One revision of the plan after the trip, free of charge

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Included

First draft route and itinerary plan
Accommodation with breakfast
Rail, coach or private transfer between stops
Operator registration and guarantee cover

Not included

International flights
Meals other than breakfast and named dinners
Entries outside the agreed building list
Travel insurance and visa fees

Prices are quoted in EUR. A UAH equivalent is shown at the rate on the quote date. galedorix.com is a single tax payer, so VAT is optional on these services. LLC, registration code 61979788, 45 Horodotska St, Lviv, 79000, Ukraine.

Tell us which buildings matter, and we draft the route around them.

Send us two travel dates, the cities you will not skip, and the pace you actually want. The first draft itinerary is free of charge and comes back with named stops, walking distances and a choice of stays.

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