TraWork Europe brings the best of Austria & Hungary for workaholic travellers, explorers and digital nomads from all over India. ABOUT THE CITIES BUDAPEST: Budapest’s beauty is not all God-given; humankind has played a role in shaping this pretty face too. Architecturally, the city is a treasure trove, with enough baroque, neoclassical, Eclectic and art nouveau buildings to satisfy everyone. They say the past is another country, but it’s always been just around the corner in Budapest. Witness the bullet holes and shrapnel pockmarks on buildings from WWII and the 1956 Uprising. There are sad reminders like the poignant Shoes on the Danube memorial, but ones, too, of hope and reconciliation – like the 'sword' of the former secret-police building on Andrássy út now beaten into the 'ploughshare' that is the House of Terror, with both sides of the story – left and right – told. Budapest is blessed with an abundance of hot springs. As a result, ‘taking the waters’ has been an experience here since the time of the Romans. The array of bathhouses is generous – you can choose from Turkish-era, art nouveau and modern establishments. Some people come seeking a cure for whatever ails them, but the majority are there for fun and relaxation – though we still maintain it’s the world’s best cure for what Hungarians call a macskajaj (cat’s wail) – hangover. VIENNA Vienna's imperial grandeur is the legacy of the powerful Habsburg monarchy. Their home for more than six centuries, the Hofburg palace complex, incorporates the Burgkapelle (Imperial Chapel), where the Vienna Boys' Choir sings Sunday Mass, and the famed Spanish Riding School, where Lipizzaner stallions perform elegant equine ballet, along with a trove of museums, including in the chandeliered Kaiserappartements (Imperial Apartments). One of the Habsburgs' most dazzling Ringstrasse palaces, the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, houses the imperial art collection. It's packed with priceless works by Old Masters and treasures including one of the world's richest coin collections. Behind the Hofburg, the former imperial stables have been transformed into the innovative MuseumsQuartier, with a diverse ensemble of museums, showcasing 19th- and 20th-century Austrian art at the Leopold Museum to often-shocking avant-garde works at the contemporary MUMOK. There is so much more to it. Vienna has a musical heritage too, that includes composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Josef Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert, Johann Strauss (father and son), Johannes Brahms and Gustav Mahler, among countless others, Vienna is known as the City of Music. The Viennese appreciation of the finer things in life extends to its opulent coffee-house 'living rooms' serving spectacular cakes; its beloved pub-like Beisln dishing up hearty portions of Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz (prime boiled beef) and goulash; elegant restaurants; and its fine Austrian wines Local and international delicacies fill the heady Naschmarkt stalls, and creative chefs are experimenting with local produce and fresh new flavour combinations in innovative, often repurposed venues. A typical Day at TraWork - Yoga & Meditation or a morning stroll (best time to see a city) - Breakfast - Head to the Coworking Space - Events/Workshops - Local Experiences - Sightseeing - Dinner/Clubbing ITINERARY July 28th to August 11th Day 1 to 7 - Vienna Day 8 to 15 - Budapest PRICE INR 1,00,000/ person*** WHO IS IT FOR? TraWork welcomes all you travel junkies who want to work and travel together. Get your work along and leave the exploration and adventure to us. TraWork is here to change the work culture for you. Love travelling the world while ticking off all your work tasks? TraWork with us! WHY COME WITH US? There is so much that TraWorking can do to you once you hop on to the TraWork train. We provide experiences beyond usual touristy trips. If you love travelling and do not want to miss out on work, you are the right person to come along with us on this amazing trip. Backed by work, co-work and network and of course a lot of travelling and exploration. This is an opportunity for you to work from anywhere and travel from everywhere – with an endless dose of excitement and adventure. Registrations are open till July 15th