PRG → BEG

Austrian Alps

On clear days, the snow-capped eastern reaches of the Alps are visible on the far horizon.

Vienna Basin

The plane typically passes east of Vienna, offering a sprawling view of the city and the Danube.

Lake Balaton

The most iconic landmark on this route; the long, turquoise 'Hungarian Sea' is fully visible mid-flight.

Fruška Gora

The lush green hills and vineyards of Serbia's oldest National Park during the descent.

Sava-Danube Confluence

Just before landing at BEG, you can see the meeting of the two great rivers near Belgrade.

Prague Historic Center

Bird's-eye view of the Vltava River and the Spire-filled skyline shortly after takeoff.

Brno Skyline

Clear views of the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul in the Czech Republic's second city.

Budapest Distant View

The Hungarian capital and the Parliament building are often visible in the distance to the east.

Vojvodina Plains

The vast, geometric agricultural patterns of the Pannonian Basin in northern Serbia.