Ancient Rome to Balkan Heartlands with Tour Leader and Car

Day 1: Arrival in Rome (Italy)

1. Rome
   2h
   Benvenuti a Roma! After your arrival in Rome, you will make your own way to the hotel already booked for you by Choose Balkans, where you will be welcomed by hotel staff assisting you with the check in procedures. After freshening up and settling in, spend your first day exploring the city at your own pace. As the saying goes; "All roads lead to Rome". So here you are, at the heart of ancient Rome; take this opportunity to wander through the enchanting streets and immerse yourself in the vibrant life of the city. Find a bustling café to savor an espresso and cannoli (filled pastry) while soaking in the Italian charm. Overnight in Rome

Day 2: Rome Local Food Tour

1. Rome
   1h
   Today, you will meet your tour leader who will accompany you at the meeting point to join the local food tour, led by a local knowledgeable guide. Explore the neighborhood of Trastevere, known for its lively nightlife, charming streets, and hidden culinary gems. The tour begins at a bustling local market, where the air is filled with the irresistible aromas of fresh ingredients. At this stop, we will try all kinds of spreadable creams made of rich and unique flavors such as truffle, mushrooms and cheese. After sampling these treats, we raise a glass and toast to the day with a refreshing limoncello.
   Next, we step into a charming store renowned for its selection of local products from the Norcia region. Here, we will try fresh prosciutto, ham, and salamis. The store’s warm atmosphere and the quality of the products make this stop a highlight for any food enthusiast.
2. Trastevere
   2h
   Our local food tour adventure continues at a local pizzeria, where we’ll enjoy mouthwatering arancini—crispy rice balls that are a Roman specialty. We’ll then head to the next pizzeria to sample authentic Roman pizza, known for its super-crispy, thin crust. This classic pizza is simply topped with cheese, tomato, and a drizzle of fine olive oil, allowing the pure flavors to shine.
   For our final stop, we’ll visit a gelateria to try authentic Italian gelato! Here, you will experience the smooth, rich textures and vibrant flavors that define this delicious and iconic Italian treat. This marks the end of our unique food adventure.
   Afterwards, have the rest of the day to explore Rome on your own

Day 3: Rome – Wine Tasting experience in Tuscany – Florence

1. Rome
   1h
   After breakfast, we will drive through the heart of Tuscany. As the saying goes, "In Tuscany, every hilltop is a painting, and every meal a masterpiece." Our first stop will be at a local winery, where you’ll have the chance to taste some of the region’s finest wines. Enjoy a guided tour of the winery and savor a tasting of three exceptional wines from the area.
2. Florence
   1h
   Following the winery visit, we’ll continue our journey to the capital of Tuscany, Florence (Firenze). Known for its cobbled streets, iconic museums, and stunning architecture, Florence is also home to the first banks, including the legendary Medici Bank, once the largest and most respected financial institution in Europe. During our time in the city, learn more about the powerful Medici family, whose influence helped shape Florence’s rich cultural, artistic, and architecture. Florence beautifully blends its rich history with vibrant modernity, making it one of Italy's most captivating cities.
   We will start our visit at Florence’s iconic Piazza del Duomo. This square is home to some of the city's most famous landmarks, including the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (the Duomo), Giotto’s Campanile (the bell tower), and the Baptistery of St. John.
3. Ponte Vecchio
   2h
   After we take a short walk to the famous Ponte Vecchio. This medieval stone bridge, lined with jewelry shops, offers a picturesque view of the Arno River and It’s one of Florence’s most photographed landmarks.
   Have some free time exploring its art treasures. No visit to Florence is complete without visiting the Uffizi Gallery, one of the most famous art museums in the world. The collections of paintings from the 14th-century and Renaissance period include some absolute masterpieces from Michelangelo; Giotto, Simone Martini, Botticelli, etc.
   In the late afternoon enjoying a glass of wine from the famous “Buchetta del vino (wine window)” or simply admiring the beauty of its architecture. Florence never fails to leave a lasting impression.

Day 4: Florence – Pisa – Portofino – Genoa – Savona – Costa Azzurra

1. Pisa
   1h
   Today we will drive to the iconic city of Pisa, home to one of the most famous landmarks in the world, the Leaning Tower of Pisa. We will visit the Piazza dei Miracoli, the square where the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, and the Baptistery of St. John are located. Don’t forget to snap the classic photo of the Leaning Tower and marvel at the beauty of this architectural complex.
2. Portofino
   1h
   Later we head towards the charming coastal town of Portofino, located along the stunning Italian Riviera. Portofino is known for its colorful buildings, luxurious yachts, and scenic harbor. We will wander through the narrow streets while enjoying the sea breeze, and take in the view of the Portofino Lighthouse. The town’s vibrant atmosphere and natural beauty make it a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll or coffee by the sea.

Day 5: Costa Azzurra – Nice (France) – Monaco (Monaco) – Costa Azzurra (Italy)

1. Nice
   1h
   After breakfast, we will set off for the French Riviera, heading towards Nice, the capital of the French Riviera. Nice is a city filled with art, history, and culture. We will take a leisurely walk along the Promenade des Anglais, where we will enjoy the Mediterranean breeze and the stunning views of the turquoise water. We will also explore the Old Town (Vieux Nice) with its narrow alleys, vibrant markets, and colorful buildings. We will continue our visit to Cours Saleya, a bustling market square known for its fresh flowers, local produce, and artisanal product. Enjoy some free time to wander or have lunch.
2. 1h
   After exploring Nice, we will make our way to Monaco, one of the smallest but most glamorous places on earth. The city state Monte Carlo is known for its wealth, luxury, and grand casinos. We will visit the Exotic Garden of Monaco, which offers incredible views of the Mediterranean coastline. Have some free time to wander around the Monte Carlo district, famous for its luxury hotels, high-end shops, and the Casino de Monte-Carlo. After an exciting day on the French Riviera, we’ll head back to Italy’s Costa Azzurra in the late afternoon.

Day 6: Costa Azzurra – Milan – Como – Bellinzona (Switzerland)

1. Milan
   1h
   Today we will set off towards Milan, Italy's fashion capital and one of the country’s most iconic cities. Upon arriving we will visit the stunning Duomo di Milano, one of the largest and most impressive Gothic cathedrals in Europe. Next, we’ll stroll through the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an upscale shopping gallery featuring luxury boutiques and beautiful architecture. We’ll also pass by Piazza della Scala, home to the world-famous Teatro alla Scala opera house
2. Lake Como
   1h
   Later we will drive towards one of Italy's most famous and picturesque destinations: Lake Como, known for its crystal-clear waters, stunning mountain and charming lakeside villages. We will take a leisurely walk through the charming streets, exploring the Piazza del Duomo, the Como Cathedral (Duomo di Como), and the lovely Piazza Cavour, where you can enjoy the view of the lake. Have some free time by the lake side, explore Como's historical quarter, relax with a cappuccino or take the funicular for an amazing view.
3. Bellinzona
   1h
   In the late afternoon we will drive towards picturesque Switzerland.

Day 7: Bellinzona – Liechtenstein (Liechtenstein) – Innsbruck (Austria)

1. Liechtenstein
   1h
   Enjoy breakfast with an amazing view of the Swiss Alps and get ready for our journey to the tiny yet fascinating country of Liechtenstein. Our first stop is Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein. This small yet charming town is famous for its fairy-tale-like setting, nestled between the Alps and the Rhine River. We’ll visit the Vaduz Castle, which overlooks the town and is home to the princely family. We will stroll through the town's pedestrian streets lined with quaint shops and cafes, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this small European gem.
2. Innsbruck
   2h
   We will visit the Old Town (Altstadt), known for its beautifully preserved medieval buildings, narrow streets, and colorful facades. Our next stop is one of the most iconic sights in Innsbruck, the Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl), a landmark building with 2,657 gilded copper tiles.
   Just a few steps from the famous Golden Roof, we will explore the surrounding streets of Innsbruck’s Old Town. Here, we will visit Tirol Geniessen, a unique boutique dedicated to the authentic flavors and traditions of Tyrol. Whether you are searching for a special souvenir or simply want to experience something authentically local, this charming shop is the perfect place to immerse yourself in Tyrol’s flavors and traditions.
   Have some free time to take a walk down Maria-Theresien-Strasse, Innsbruck’s main shopping street. Here, you can find a mix of high-end boutiques, souvenir shops, and cozy cafes where you can relax and enjoy a coffee or local pastry.

Day 8: Innsbruck – Salzburg

1. Salzburg
   1h
   Today, we will continue our journey through the Austrian alps, heading to the cultural and musical heart of Austria, Salzburg. The city is famous for its baroque architecture, its well-preserved old town, and as the birthplace of classical music composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Our first stop will be the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will stroll through cobblestone streets lined with beautiful baroque buildings, charming squares, and quaint shops.
2. Salzburg
   2h
   Later we will visit another highlight of Salzburg, the Mirabell Palace and its surrounding gardens. The palace, with its impressive architecture, is home to the Mirabell Garden, a beautiful baroque garden.
   In the afternoon you’ll have some free time to wander through Salzburg at your leisure. You can visit Hohensalzburg Fortress or Salzburg Cathedral (Dom zu Salzburg). Alternatively, relax in one of the cafes in Getreidegasse, a famous shopping street with charming boutiques and traditional Austrian cafes. Overnight in Salzburg

Day 9: Salzburg – Hallstatt – Salzburg

1. Hallstatt
   2h
   Get ready for a scenic day trip to Hallstatt, considered as one of the most beautiful and picturesque villages in the world, nestled beside a pristine lake and surrounded by the stunning Dachstein Alps. This small village is often called the "pearl of the Salzkammergut" and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will explore the village center, visit the local shops, and appreciate the traditional alpine architecture. We will enjoy a walk along the lakefront promenade, where you can take in the breathtaking views of the clear waters and surrounding mountains.
   A highlight of our visit will be a stop at Hallstatt’s famous panoramic viewpoint, offering one of the most iconic and breathtaking views of the lake, mountains, and village.
2. Hallstatt
   1h
   Have some free time to wander around and enjoy Hallstatt at your own pace. You can visit the quaint shops, enjoy a peaceful moment by the lake, or sit at a café and enjoy a traditional Austrian snack. In the late afternoon, we will drive back to Salzburg, taking in more picturesque scenery along the way.

Day 10: Salzburg – Munich (Germany)

1. Munich
   3h
   After breakfast, we will depart towards Munich in Germany. The dynamic city is known for its rich history, beer gardens, and stunning architecture. Our first stop is Marienplatz, the central square of Munich. Here, we will admire the New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus), a stunning Gothic building that houses the famous Glockenspiel, a clock tower with moving figurines. A short walk from Marienplatz takes us to Frauenkirche, Munich's iconic cathedral with its distinctive twin towers. No visit to Munich would be complete without a stroll through the English Garden, one of the largest urban parks in the world. Whether you want to take a leisurely walk, enjoy a beer at one of the traditional beer gardens, or simply relax by the serene waterways, the park is an oasis in the heart of the city. Have some free time to enjoy Munich at your own pace. Do not miss Munich's vibrant nightlife, whether it’s a cozy bar, a traditional beer hall, or a lively nightclub.

Day 11: Munich – Pilsen (Czech Republic) – Prague

1. Pilsen
   1h
   Today, we will depart from Munich and head towards our first stop, Pilsen in Czech Republic. As we drive through the scenic landscapes of Czech countryside, we will experience a blend rich culture and history. Pilsen is world-renowned for being the birthplace of Pilsner beer, one of the most famous beer styles globally. We will visit the historic city center of Pilsen. The town square, Náměstí Republiky, is surrounded by colorful buildings and features the St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral, with its impressive Gothic tower. Take some time to wander around the square, enjoy the local cafes, or visit the Great Synagogue, one of the largest in Europe.
2. Prague
   1h
   We will not leave without visiting the Pilsner Brewery Museum, located in a historic 15th-century brewing-rights house. We will discover the story of beer from the Middle Ages to the present day, explore a Gothic malt house, historic cellars, and the unique collection of beer vessels, including the smallest beer jug in the world.
   Later we will continue our journey towards Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. After a day of traveling and sightseeing, you’ll have some free time to relax

Day 12: Walking tour of Prague

1. Prague
   1h
   Our day will start at the famous Old Town Square, the beating heart of Prague. Surrounded by colorful Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance buildings, the square is home to the iconic Astronomical Clock (Prague Orloj). After exploring the Old Town, we will take a walk to the iconic Charles Bridge, one of Prague's most famous landmarks. Later we will visit Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world, and a UNESCO World Heritage site. This castle complex dates back to the 9th centur
2. Prague
   1h
   Around midday, we will visit the Prague Glass Experience, a fascinating showcase of traditional Czech glassmaking. Here we will discover the exquisite glass collection, featuring unique works of art. This visit marks the end of the walking tour of Prague.
   If you wish to experience glassmaking firsthand, you can use your free time to work with molten glass under the guidance of a master glassmaker. Alternatively, if you are interested in shopping or simply soaking up the atmosphere, head to Wenceslas Square, the city’s main commercial and cultural hub. You can also take a relaxing Vltava River cruise to enjoy the city from a different perspective. To round off your day, enjoy a traditional Czech dinner at one of Prague’s charming restaurants.

Day 13: Prague – Brno – Vienna (Austria)

1. Brno
   1h
   After breakfast, we will head towards Brno, a drive through the picturesque Czech countryside. Along the way, you’ll enjoy views of rolling hills and charming villages, offering a peaceful transition between the bustling streets of Prague and the elegance of Vienna. Our firsts stop will be Brno, known for its fascinating history, vibrant student life, and beautiful architecture. While not as well-known as Prague, Brno is a hidden gem and is the cultural capital of the Moravian region. We will visit Freedom Square, Brno’s central square. It is surrounded by beautiful historical buildings and is home to a vibrant atmosphere with cafes, shops, and local life
2. Vienna
   1h
   After exploring Brno, we’ll continue our journey to Vienna, Austria’s imperial capital.
   Have some free tiem exploring the Heart of Europe, Vienna at your own pace. Explore its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. Do not miss a walk near Stephansplatz the central square of Vienna or Rathaus (Vienna City Hall. End your day with a drink and enjoy the scenic views of the city.

Day 14: Walking tour of Vienna

1. Vienna
   1h
   Today we will explore Vienna’s rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural treasures. The city has been chosen as the most livable city in the world 10 year in a row. Our journey begins at the iconic Vienna State Opera House (Wiener Staatsoper). Designed in neo-Renaissance style, the Opera House has hosted countless legendary performances since it opened in 1869. You can admire the impressive architecture, with its grand entrance and decorative sculptures. A short stroll will take us to the Austrian National Library, famous for its Baroque architecture. This library is one of the largest and most beautiful in Europe, housing millions of books and manuscripts.
   Next, we will head to Heldenplatz, one of Vienna's grandest squares, located
2. Vienna
   2h
   Next, we will head to Heldenplatz, one of Vienna's grandest squares, located at the heart of the Hofburg Palace. On our way to Michaelerplatz, we will pass by Sisi Museum. The museum is dedicated to Empress Elisabeth of Austria, also known as Sisi. After we will reach Michaelerplatz, a lovely square located near the Hofburg Palace. This square feature a mix of architectural styles, from Baroque to modern, and is surrounded by impressive buildings. We will finish our walking tour at Stephansdom, Vienna’s iconic Gothic cathedral. Located in the heart of the city, it is one of the most recognizable landmarks of Vienna. After this unique adventure have some free time for lunch. Around midday, we will visit the Belvedere Gardens, part of the magnificent Belvedere Palace, one of Vienna’s most important Baroque landmarks. We will stroll through the beautiful gardens, enjoying seasonal flowers, fountains and statues while we admire the panoramic views of Vienna.

Day 15: Vienna – Rust – Bratislava (Slovakia)

1. Rust
   2h
   Today we will be driving towards our first destination of the day, Rust in the region Burgenland, known as a wine region of Austria. While we drive through the hilly vineyards, you can enjoy a magnificent view over the Lake Neusiedl, part of UNESCO world heritage. After our scenic drive we will reach Rust, famous for its well-preserved historic center, charming streets, and traditional Austrian architecture. We will walk through the picturesque old town with colorful houses decorated with flower boxes, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Do not miss the possibility to visit one of the small shops, where you can get creative souvenirs and decorations made of natural materials such as tartar or wood form the wine barrel. Have some free time to visit the vineyards overlooking the lake where you can enjoy your meal and sample some of the region's best wines.
2. Bratislava
   1h
   After our visit to Rust we will drive by the lake and head towards Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia.

Day 16: Day tour of Bratislava

1. Bratislava
   2h
   After breakfast we will visit Bratislava, a charming city alongside the Danube. Exploring the medieval Old Town Hall, we will learn more about the ancient history of Slovakia. Bratislava's Old Town is known for its many churches and cultural institutions, it is also the location of most of the foreign states embassies and important Slovak institutions. We will head to Michael's Gate, the only gate that has been preserved from the medieval fortifications, and it ranks among the oldest of the town's buildings. After exploring the old town, we will walk up to the iconic Bratislava Castle, overlooking the city. The castle was built in 9th century and it stands on the hill above Danube River. The view from the castle offers an amazing spot worth a picture of Bratislava.
2. Bratislava
   1h
   In the afternoon, we will cross the Danube to visit the Petržalka neighborhood. Once a showcase of communist urban planning, Petržalka offers a striking insight into how life looked under socialism. Here, you will see the immense rows of concrete apartment blocks where thousands of residents lived very differently from those in the historic city center. As you explore the neighborhood, you will learn how these planned communities functioned during the communist era, revealing a side of the city far from the usual tourist sights. Later, we return to the city center, where Bratislava’s café culture awaits. Enjoy some free time to relax and try the city’s famous coffee in one of its traditional coffee houses, where the aroma of freshly roasted beans fills the air.

Day 17: Bratislava – Győr (Hungary) – Budapest

1. Gyor
   2h
   Our journey continues towards Hungary. Our first stop will be the picturesque “City of Rivers”, Győr. The city is filled with a rich history, baroque architecture and tasty Hungarian food. The center of the city is surrounded with multi-color homes and churches. We will wander the historic streets and visit the Györ’s Town Hall where you cannot miss the 59-meter tower and its green top. This Neo-Classical building has been open since 1898. Győr has many churches all around the town, however, do not miss a visit to Cathedral of The Virgin Mary which was built in Roman style in the 11th century. After we will walk towards Györ Synagogue, its colossal grey dome can be spotted from far away. The architecture of this building was used as an inspiration for other synagogues across all central Europe. We will walk along the pedestrian-only street Baross Gabor.
2. Budapest
   1h
   Later, we will drive towards Budapest, the enchanting capital of Hungary. Upon arrival, enjoy an afternoon at leisure to start discovering this dynamic city. If you are a music lover, don’t miss the opportunity to explore Budapest’s vintage record stores and browse through collections of vinyls and cassette tapes. For a relaxing experience, you can also visit one of Budapest’s famous thermal baths, such as Széchenyi or Gellért, and unwind in the historic, naturally heated pools

Day 18: Day tour of Budapest with Danube Cruise

1. Budapest
   2h
   Today we will explore the “Queen of the Danube”, Budapest. This scenic city is known for its singular mix of Baroque, Neoclassical and Art Nouveau architecture. The capital of Hungary is divided by the Danube into two parts: traditional "Buddha" and cosmopolitan "Pest". Budapest offers an unmatched combination of culture and tradition. We will pass by the Saint Stephen’s Basilica, the largest church in Budapest with neoclassical style. After we will stroll along the boulevards, the Opera, the Parliament building, Heroes' Square, and the 19th-century Fisherman's Bastion with its spectacular views over the city. We will learn more about the historical and cultural significance of the Hungarian capital by visiting the Buda Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of the city. We will cross over bridges and discover the Baroque-style Street.
2. 1h · Admission ticket included
   In the afternoon, we have booked for you the iconic Danube cruise. You will be sailing past Budapest’s stunningly illuminated monuments and watching the city shimmer along the river, a magical way to see both Buda and Pest. After the cruise, you will have some free time to explore the city on your own and soak in the vibrant nighttime atmosphere.

Day 19: Budapest – Subotica (Serbia) – Novi Sad

1. Subotica
   2h
   Our destination for today will be Subotica in Serbia, rich cultural heritage assets, intricately Our destination for today will be Subotica decorated buildings, multicultural spirit and European charm – these are the features that make this city distinctive. In Subotica, you will be eye-full of the vibrant colors, and outstanding architecture of the city due to its once importance and wealth during the Austro-Hungarian empire. We will visit the center of Subotica which is not dominated by a cathedral or a church, but by the City Hall. It is surrounded by the park, fountains and a huge square. Subotica is known for its relaxed atmosphere, good food, and quality wines. After a walk through the city center, enjoy time to explore Subotica’s streets and squares and taste the far-known local cuisine. We will visit the Cathedral of St. Teresa of Avila and the Synagogue.

Day 20: Walking tour of Novi Sad – Wine Tasting in Sremski Karlovci – Belgrade

1. Novi Sad
   1h
   Right after breakfast, we will start with a city tour of Novi Sad, considered to be the cultural capital of northern Serbia. Located on the historical border of two former empires – the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman, as a result you will be able to distinguish among the mixture of melting cultures influencing the town through centuries. You will immediately notice the Austro-Hungarian as well as the Ottoman influences. The town has a unique Baroque architecture characterizing some of its most important buildings. Not to be missed is the Petrovaradin Fortress also known as the Gibraltar on the Danube.
2. Sremski Karlovci
   1h
   We will learn more about the region’s tradition on wine production in Sremski Karlovci, the center of Serbian culture in the 18th century and famous for the well-respected wine cellars. Sremski Karlovci is a real gem of Serbian culture and spirituality, which feels like a ‘museum town’ with its Baroque center. Sremski Karlovci has its own legend which claims that whoever drinks from the Four Lions fountain located in the city center will surely return to Karlovci and get married there.
   Before leaving Sremski Karlovci, we will make sure to taste the region’s delicate wines, sampling the flavors that have made this area famous for centuries. A short drive will takes us to a hilltop vineyard, offering panoramic views similar to Tuscany.
   During the visit, enjoy a tour of the vineyard, cellars and a tasting of one wine from their collection of nine labels, such as Neoplanta, White Sauvignon, Cabernet Sauvignon etc.
3. Belgrade
   30m
   After this unique experience we will drive towards Belgrade.

Day 21: Day tour of Belgrade

1. Belgrade
   1h
   Today, we will set out to explore Belgrade, the vibrant capital of Serbia, known for its rich history, dynamic culture, and lively atmosphere. Our first stop will be the Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park, majestically perched at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. The fortress offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and rivers, providing a perfect photo opportunity.
   In the Upper Town of the fortress, we will visit the iconic Pobednik Monument, a symbol of Belgrade’s resilience and history dating back to 1913. Surrounding the fortress, Kalemegdan Park stretches over a vast area with shaded paths, lush greenery, and peaceful corners that contrast beautifully with the bustling city below. It is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike to relax, stroll, and enjoy the scenery.
2. Belgrade
   1h
   From the fortress, we will continue along Knez Mihailova Street, the social and cultural heart of Belgrade. This pedestrian-friendly street is lined with elegant historic buildings, charming cafes, boutiques, and galleries. It is a lively meeting point for locals and a great place to soak in the city’s energy. Our walk will bring us to Republic Square, the central hub of Belgrade, surrounded by key landmarks, including the National Museum and the National Theatre. Here, you can admire the city’s blend of architectural styles and feel the pulse of everyday life in Serbia’s capital

Day 22: Belgrade – Airport Drop off

1. 30m
   Today marks the end of your unforgettable 22-day journey across Italy, France, Monaco, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Serbia. Depending on your flight schedule, enjoy some free time in Belgrade to explore the city at your own pace, shop for last-minute souvenirs, or relax at one of its lively cafés. We hope this has been a wonderful experience with great memories to cherish for a lifetime

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