AWT Reisen
Anubis Travel is considered one of the leading Outbound, Inbound, DMC & MICE Tour operator established in
Hungary since 2001. In which during that time Anubis Travel became the founder and a member of a group of
companies by the name of AWT- Reisen existing in Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary & Egypt.
As of the continuous growing of Anubis Travel & AWT Reisen Group of companies, Anubis Travel starting from
September 2016 will be handling all its incoming (Inbound) tour operation in central Europe through its Sister
company AWT Reisen. While Anubis Travel will be mainly working & operating as an outgoing (Outbound) tour
operator.
Why AWT Reisen is the best choice?
 Wide variety of Programs & hotels selections with competitive rates for all tastes and demands.
 Good network in all central European countries with offices in 3 major capitals, which allow us to provide the
best quality service.
 Providing all kind of programs including tailor made ones for groups & even for FIT.
 Good & long experience with many references for MICE & different kind of shows & conferences.
 Always at yours & your guests service at any time guarantying the best service.
Along all this and due to our existence in 3 major central European countries (Austria, Hungary & Czech Republic),
We can offer complete packages or tailor made holidays for all the 3 countries or even the neighbouring countries,
covering all kind of services from hotel booking, trains & bus transfers, flight bookings, private escorted tours with
professional guides.
Furthermore since Hungary & Czech Republic are also considered as a leading thermal spring destination countries in
Europe, AWT Reisen provides a huge range of programs for Spa & Health care programs serving all different kind of
diseases or just for re-creation reasons.
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
Why Central Europe?
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Value for money for all ages and Nationalities.
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Central and easy to reach from all continents.
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Variety of things to see and visit.
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Easy to move within offering more countries with less transportation.
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Possibility to extend to neighbour countries for leisure beach holidays.
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Lifetime experience that you will never forget!
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
Best time to visit Central Europe:
Based on the prices we can divide it to three seasons + peak seasons. Generally the seasons are the following:
Low season:
November, December, January, February, March
Middle season:
April, July, August
High season:
May, June, September, October
Based on the weather conditions we can say that it almost seems the same as based on the prices. Of course to visit
the cities the most comfortable seasons are the spring and the early autumn, but it does not mean that area can not
entertain in the other seasons.
The spring is the most beautiful season with blooming, colors, sunshine and comfortable weather to visit the cities.
Explore the Easter Market in Prague, take a boat trip from Budapest on the river Danube or walk around Vienna in
the famous Vienna Woods.
The early autumn is very busy period, after the hot summer the cities fill up again with visitors who can admire the
colors of the leaves and take long walks.
In summer sometimes the weather is hot, but you can cool down in one of our spas and baths, as Budapest has a very
good supply of these facilities. For example in Hungary you will find central Europe’s largest lake, the Balaton where
you can enjoy your vacation while in winter season Budapest and Vienna offers Christmas shows, a different face
with incredible amount of lights in the whole city, plus a lot of well-known Christmas markets.
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
The jewel of the Danube – Budapest
The Hungarian capital Budapest is considered the largest city of Hungary, and one of the largest in Europe. It is the country's
principal political, cultural, commercial, industrial, and transportation centre, sometimes described as the primate city of
Hungary.
Cited as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Budapest's extensive World Heritage Site includes the great monumental
sites at the banks of the Danube, the Buda Castle Quarter, Andrássy Avenue, Heroes’ Square and the Millennium Underground
Railway (the second-oldest metro line in the world). It has around 80 geothermal springs, the world’s largest thermal water cave
system, second largest synagogue, and third largest Parliament building.
Budapest – Hungarian Parliament, Margaret Bridge & Margaret Island, Castle District: Royal Castle, Matthias Church,
Fisherman’s Bastion, Citadel on Gellért Hill, Heroe’s Square, City Park, Andrássy Avenue, Opera House, St. Stephen’s
Basilica, Széchenyi Bath, Gellért Bath, Chainbridge.. 
Other recommended destinations:
Danube Bend – Szentendre: Artist’s Village, Baroque Old Town. Visegrád: Royal Residence. Esztergom: Cathedral.. 
Lake Balaton – largest freshwater lake of Central Europe, picterusque Balatonfüred, the Abbey of Tihany, Herend Porcelain
Manufactory.. 
Hungarian Great Plain – Hungarian Great Plain is the so called “Puszta”. Lajosmizse: carriage ride and horsemen show.
Kecskemét: Hungarian Art Nouveau buildings.. 
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
The city of the bridges - Prague
The Czech Capital Prague is considered the largest city in the Czech Republic, situated in the north-west of the country on the
Vltava River.
Prague has been a political, cultural, and economic centre of central Europe. It is home to a number of famous cultural
attractions, including the Prague Castle, the famous Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with the Prague astronomical clock, the
Jewish Quarter, Petřín hill and Vyšehrad. Since 1992, the extensive historic centre of Prague has been included in the UNESCO
list of World Heritage Sites. The city’s rich history makes it a popular tourist destination.
Prague – Municipal House, Wenceslas Square, National Museum, Charles Square, Prague Castle, Tyn Church, St. Nicholas
Church, Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge.. 
Other recommended destinations:
Karlovy Vary - Karlovy Vary is a world famous spa town, the spa was founded in 1358 by Charles IV Czech king. Hot spings
in Karlovy Vary. Moser Glass work.. 
Cesky Krumlov - mediavel town of Cesky Krumlov, Cesky Krumlov Castle.. 
Kutná Hora & Ossuary - mediavel town, famous for its silver mines. Cathedral of St. Barbara, Royal Mint.. 
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
The pear of the Danube – Vienna
The Austrian Capital Vienna is considered the largest city in Austria, and its main cultural, economic, and political centre. In
2001, the city centre was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The historiccentre of Vienna is rich in architectural
ensembles, including Baroque castles and gardens, and the late-19th-century Ringstrasse lined with grand buildings, monuments
and parks. Between 2005 and 2010, Vienna was the world's number-one destination for international congresses and
conventions.
Vienna – Vienna State Opera House, Ringstrasse, Hofburg Palace, Museum of Art History, Museum of Natural History,
Parliament, Burgtheatre, City Hall, Schönbrunn Palace, Prater.. 
Other recommended destinations:
Danube Valley – Krems, Dürnstein Castle, village of Spitz, Melk, Benedictine Abbey.. 
Vienna Woods - southern part of Vienna Woods, Baden, a well-known Roman spa town and Helen’s Valley. Mayerling: the
memorial chapel and than the Abbey of Heiligenkreuz. Seegrotte: Europe’s biggest underground lake.. 
Salzburg – Salzkammergut countryside, St. Gilgen, Wolfgangsee, Salzburg: historic center, Mozart’s Birth Place, University
Church, St. Peter’s Abbey, Salzburg Cathedral, Festival Hall.. 
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
Wellness & Spa facilities in Hungary
With it’s over 400 hot springs, Hungary is a world leader in medical spa holidays. Our capital Budapest is often
called as the „Spa Capital” or „The city of the spas”, as this is the only capital in the world which have springs inside
the town.
Spa holidays has a long tradition in Hungary since the Roman times, and not concentrated only to the capital, but you
can find great, well equipped spas in many other destinations all over the country.
Some of the most important Wellness & Spa destinations in Hungary:
Budapest, eg: Széchenyi Bath, Gellért Bath, Rudas Bath, Király Bath, Lukács Bath
Hévíz: spa city by lake Balaton, with Europe’s biggest thermal lake
Hajdúszoboszló: most well known bath city in the Hungarian Great Plain
Others: Sárvár, Zalakaros, Miskolctapolca, Egerszalók, Bükkfürdő, Lillafüred, etc.
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
Wellness & Spa facilities in Austria
Austria is blessed with a whole range of former volcanic zones. The country has beautiful spas mostly in the SouthEast of the Alps, but also in Southern Salzburg and Upper Austria. In fact, some spas are in major ski resorts. You
can swim outdoors with snowy mountains around you and go skiing right next to the spa later that day.
Some of the most important Wellness & Spa destinations in Austria:
Alpentherme Gastein
Therme Laa
Bad Waltersdorf
Bad Schallerbach – Eurothermen Resort
Vitalhotel Therme Geinberg
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
Wellness & Spa facilities in Czech Republic
Czech Republic is famous for it’s luxury and traditional spas, especially the so called “West Bohemian Spa Triangle”.
The spa care has a tradition going back hundreds of years. The high quality spa centres are located in beautiful
surrounding to provide full relaxation.
Some of the most important Wellness & Spa destinations in Czech Republic:
Karlovy Vary – with it’s beautiful colonnades
Mariánské Lázně - with it’s singing fountain
Luhačovice Spa – with it’s Art Nouveau characteristics
Prague: Spa Beerland – unique experience where classic Czech treatment based on the exclusive use of natural
ingredients, materials and old medical procedures
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]
Thank you for your attention!
AWT Reisen, 1024 Budapest, Széll Kálmán Tér 3.
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Tel.: (+36 1) 213-9693
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[email protected]