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Eastern Europe is a vague geopolitical concept Westerners use to define the territories and societies located on the other side of the former Berlin Wall. From the tranquil shores of the Baltic Sea to the windswept steppes of Southwestern Russia, every village, town, hamlet east of Bavaria may be regarded as a piece of Eastern Europe, a boundless and diverse land without clear geographical borders. With the exception of a few overtourism-plagued destinations, such as Prague or Budapest, we cover the entire Eastern European spectrum from Eisenhüttenstadt to Kursk, from eastern Estonia up north to Dimitrovgrad down south. Where shall we take you next?

In addition to our regular group departures to Eastern Europe, we also offer tailored services for private travel parties and lone wolves alike for unusual travel routes and short city trips. Just email us at info@soviettours.com for more info about our unadvertised tours.


Every time I have returned to Western Europe from my travels across the East, I have felt disorientation and wondered: What am I doing here? Crossing the borders to the West, I always had a burning sensation: here is where the adventure ends, the notes in my notebook become rarefied, and in the air there is always that unmistakable mixture of sugary Catholic respectability and Protestant obsession with productivity.
— Paolo Rumiz