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From the Blue Danube to the Black Sea, from Vienna to Bucharest

Looking for a holiday with a change of scenery, relaxation, exclusivity and a wealth of cultural visits?

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Main features
Boat type: river boat
Number of cabins: 88
Maximum capacity: 176 travelers
Crew members: 33

Cabins

Double Cabin - Cat A - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Spacious and comfortable cabin featuring a French balcony with large panoramic sliding window, two separate beds, a bathroom (sink, shower, and private toilet, towels provided), hairdryer, television, safe, and radio. Located on the upper deck, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Double Cabin - Cat B - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Spacious and comfortable cabin featuring a French balcony with large panoramic sliding window, two separate beds, a bathroom (sink, shower, and private toilet, towels provided), hairdryer, television, safe, and radio. Located on the upper deck, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Double Cabin - Cat C - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Spacious and comfortable cabin featuring a French balcony with a large sliding panoramic window, a large bed, a bathroom (sink, shower, and private toilet, towels provided), hairdryer, television, safe, and radio. Located on the upper deck, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Double Cabin - Cat C - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Spacious and comfortable cabin featuring a French balcony with large panoramic sliding window, two separate beds, a bathroom (sink, shower, and private toilet, towels provided), hairdryer, television, safe, and radio. Located on the upper deck, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
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NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice for technical reasons (captain's decision).

Itinerary

Vienne
Boarding at 6pm in Vienna. Crew introduction and welcome cocktail. In the evening, optional... more+ authentic excursion/experience: Viennese music concert (subject to availability). In a legendary Viennese venue, enjoy some of the finest works by Mozart and Strauss, and let yourself be transported to the rhythm of waltzes, polkas, arias... 
Optional services: Viennese music concert, more+
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Vienne Bratislava
Optional excursions:
- Authentic: Vienna and a visit to Schoenbrunn Palace. A prestigious court... more+ center in the 18th century, the castle's ochre facade is closely linked to the dual Austro-Hungarian monarchy. The splendid edifice is home to eminently refined imperial furnishings, and the spirit of the Habsburgs watches over the dazzling residence. Then take a panoramic tour of the famous boulevard known as "the Ring". You'll see the exceptional monuments built between 1830 and 1890 that give it its unique atmosphere.
- Experience Vienna as the Viennese do. You'll discover one of Vienna's most important concert venues, the famous Konzerthaus. Inaugurated in 1913 by Emperor Franz Joseph, the Konzerthaus has since evolved from tradition and innovation to become one of the most popular venues for musical ensembles (a visit to the Konzerthaus may be replaced by a visit to the Musikverein, or the opera house in the event of performances or unavailability). You'll then head off to one of the city's many cafés for a cup of Viennese coffee. You'll have to go back to imperial times to discover its origins. During the harsh winters, carriage drivers would drink a hot cup of coffee topped with whipped cream between each run, to keep them going. The "coachman's coffee" or "Einspänner" was later called Viennese coffee outside Austria. Sailing to Bratislava, arrival in the afternoon. Optional excursions:
- Authentic: guided tour of Bratislava. Situated at the foot of the Little Carpathians, Bratislava radiates out from its wooded and rocky surroundings. Its castle, the city's emblem, stands on a hill above the Danube. From its forecourt, you can enjoy a unique view of the city and the river. The medieval old town is not to be outdone, with its maze of winding streets, squares, fountains and cafés. Bratislava is also known for its intense cultural and nightlife scene.
- Experience: hiking in the Little Carpathians through the Devinska Kobyla nature reserve. This Slovakian nature reserve, just a few kilometers from the capital, takes you to the ruins of Devin Castle, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Danube.

Overnight sailing to Budapest. 
Optional services: Vienna city tour, Guided tour of Bratislava, more+
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Bratislava Budapest
Optional excursion included in both packages: Guided tour of Budapest. Budapest reveals its... more+ splendor around the Danube. The architecture designed by men century after century has given rise to Baroque, Neoclassical, and Art Nouveau buildings. Panoramic tour between the hills of Buda and the plains of Pest... Then you will follow the river where you can admire the parliament overlooking the Danube.
Return to the boat. Free afternoon or optional excursions not included in the package: - Visit to the Széchenyi Baths. Drive to this vast thermal complex. Nestled in the heart of Budapest, the Széchenyi Baths are a true architectural gem in the neo-baroque style. A brief tour will allow you to discover the baths before you enjoy the indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and steam rooms, or relax in a steamy pool. So don't forget your swimsuits, this is a unique opportunity. Return to the boat. - Visit to the Budapest Market Hall. Walk to the Budapest market halls. With its sparkling Zsolnay tile roof, Budapest's Great Central Market is the largest market hall built in the 19th century. You will discover an incredible display of diverse and varied products, including the famous paprika garlands. A tasting of local Hungarian specialties will conclude your visit. Return to the boat on foot.
Free evening or authentic excursion/experience: folkloric evening in Budapest, where you will discover traditional Gypsy dances and costumes. Departure around midnight. 
Optional services: Folklore evening in Budapest, Guided tour of Budapest, more+
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Budapest Kalocsa Novi Sad
Arrival in Kalocsa, optional authentic excursion/experience: the Puszta. In the heart of the great... more+ Hungarian plain, now a nature reserve, you'll travel by horse-drawn carriage across the wild steppes. You'll be treated to an equestrian show where you can admire the riders and their horses. The tour ends with a tasting of local products. Sailing to Mohacs, customs check and on to Novi Sad.

Evening entertainment. 
Optional services: Puszta excursion, more+
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Novi Sad Belgrade
Early morning arrival in Novi Sad. Optional excursions:
- Authentic: visit Novi Sad and Sremski... more+ Karlovci. A panoramic coach tour will give you a glimpse of Novi Sad's magnificent Austro-Hungarian architecture. It is considered by Serbs to be one of the most beautiful cities in the country. Then on to Sremski Karlovci. This bucolic little town is a veritable open-air museum. The historic center seems to have sprung from the past. The village is totally untouched by the urbanism that disfigures modern cities, and offers visitors a haven of peace bathed in Hungarian and Romanian influences.
- Experience: a brisk walk to the Petrovaradin fortress, an impressive monument built to Vauban's plans. It is included in the Republic of Serbia's list of historico-cultural spatial entities of great importance. Enjoy a magnificent view. A snack will be offered. Return on board.

Sailing to Belgrade. Arrival in the Serbian capital in the evening. Evening at leisure OR optional authentic/experiential excursion: folk evening in Belgrade. Enjoy a colorful show. Musicians and dancers in colorful traditional costumes will take you on a journey through the different regions of Serbia. After the show, stroll through the bohemian district of Skadarlija. 
Optional services: Visit to Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci, Dynamic walk to the Petrovaradin fortress, more+
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Belgrade
Optional excursions:
- Authentic: visit Belgrade. The Serbian capital has forged its identity from... more+ the confluence of Ottoman, Austrian and Slavic cultures. Built on a series of hills backed by the Sava River, Belgrade offers a variety of urban landscapes to discover. See streets of 19th-century mansions, Art Nouveau buildings and Kalemegdan Park.
- Experience Belgrade by bike. The "White City" boasts plenty of space, vast riverbanks and green spaces. At the crossroads of its Eastern, Slavic and Austrian influences, the Serbian capital has carved out its own identity, winning over many a traveler.

Return on board. Sailing to Donji Milanovac. You'll sail across the great plain, skirting the islands of Cakljanac, Grocanska... Then, after passing the village of Ram, the landscape changes to give way to a wide panorama between river and mountain, further on, at the entrance to the Djerdap gorge, the Golubac fortress announces the Carpathian massifs. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Belgrade, Belgrade bicycle tour, more+
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Belgrade Passage des portes de Fer
A day of sailing. In the morning we pass the famous Iron Gates, the most spectacular part of this... more+ defile nicknamed by navigators "Les Chaudières" because the water, squeezed between the steep mountain walls, once seemed to bubble. You'll see in turn the "Tabula Traiana", a huge marble plaque reminiscent of the "imperial road", an elegant viaduct overlooking the river mouth, and the "portrait" of Décébal, carved in stone. Gala evening. 
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Passage des portes de Fer Ruse
Arrival in Roussé, one of Bulgaria's largest ports. Optional authentic excursion/experience: visit... more+ to the Roussenki Lom valley. In northeastern Bulgaria, a series of rock-cut churches, chapels, monasteries and cells has developed near the village of Ivanovo. It was here that the first hermits dug their cells and churches in the 12th century. The 14th-century murals bear witness to an exceptional artistic technique distinctive of the Tarnovo school of painting. Visit one of them.

In the afternoon, free time or optional authentic excursion/experience: visit Roussé. Surprising, without a doubt. The town boasts precious buildings and a magnificent architectural heritage. Proud of its "Golden Dozen" treasures, it reveals its masterpieces along its wide avenues. The tour ends with a tasting of local products. Folklore evening on board. 
Optional services: Visit to the Roussenki Lom valley, Visit to Ruse, more+
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Ruse Bucharest Cernavoda
Optional authentic excursion day / experience: guided tour of Bucharest. Nicknamed “Little... more+ Paris” in the 1930s. Welcoming and full of life, the Romanian capital leaves no one indifferent. Its monumental avenues are punctuated by beautiful gardens, parks and surprising alleyways. Communism may have changed the face of the city, as evidenced by the gigantic Palace of Parliament, but the “Little Paris of the Balkans” has retained the joie de vivre of a mixed-race city with a 19th-century feel.

Typical lunch in a restaurant. In the afternoon, visit the Bucharest Ecomuseum for an insight into Romanian country architecture and farming traditions. Then head to the Palace of Parliament for a photo stop. The day ends with a visit to the Orthodox Church of the Patriarchs.

Return on board to Fetesti Cernavoda. Evening dance on board. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Bucharest, more+
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Cernavoda Constanta
Morning sailing on the Danube-Black Sea Canal. The completion of the Danube-Black Sea Canal is a... more+ colossal work in the history of Communism in Romania and Eastern Europe. Late morning arrival in Constanta. Optional authentic excursion/experience: guided tour of Constanta and local wine tasting. This Romanian city is the best known on the Black Sea coast. Once an important Greek trading post, it has preserved a number of interesting vestiges from its heyday. Not least the remarkable 3rd-century Roman mosaic. The streets of the old town are also full of surprises, as far as the seafront and the casino, which raises its rococo façade against the wind. Then on to Murfatlar. The sunny Dobrogean plateau on the shores of the Black Sea is the country's most promising region. Murfatlar's vineyards have won numerous international awards, particularly for their Chardonnay. Wine tasting in a local cellar. Folklore evening on board. Night stopover. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Constanta and local wine tasting, more+
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Constanta Cernavoda Oltenita
A day's sailing on the Danube-Black Sea Canal. Construction began in the 1950s and the canal was... more+ inaugurated in 1984, making it the third longest in the world after the Suez and Panama canals. Take advantage of this day to relax on the sun deck and take part in the activities on board. Gala evening on board. Night sail to Oltenita. 
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Oltenita
Buffet breakfast on board. Disembarkation at 9am.
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included

The price includes
Mineral water available
Unlimited tea and coffee on board
Welcome cocktail
Onboard entertainment
The gala evening
Assistance from the onboard entertainment team
Folklore evening in Ruse and Tulcea
Assistance / repatriation insurance
Port taxes
Bed linen, towels, shower gel and shampoo
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Drinks on special menus
Beverages taken with meals during excursions or transfers
Cancellation/luggage insurance
Routing
Personal expenses
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Tips for guides and/or crew
Additional information
Excursions must be added at least two weeks before the cruise departure date. Any changes made after the reservation has been confirmed will incur a €50 change fee per booking
The guides speak French and English
Languages spoken on board: French
Optional excursions are subject to availability and must be booked in advance before departure
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request
Activities and excursions upon request more+

Activities

Viennese music concert
Depart by coach to the sumptuous historic Eschenbach Palace to attend a Viennese concert. This exceptional venue, steeped in refinement, is the ideal setting for an authentic Viennese cultural experience. Let yourself be transported back to the imperial era... more+ of Franz Joseph and Empress Sissi, while the concert enchants you with the timeless melodies of Johann Strauss Sr. and Jr., as well as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The carefully staged program offers an elegant dramaturgy that enhances the performances of renowned dancers and vocal soloists. After the show, you will have the privilege of meeting the musicians during an exclusive moment, accompanied by a glass of sparkling wine* or orange juice, the perfect finishing touch to this unforgettable evening. Return by coach to the boat.NOTESProper attire is required.Times are given as a guide only.*Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, please drink responsibly. 
Not included 83 € / people
Vienna city tour
Meet up with the guides for a guided walking tour of Vienne, during which you will discover this Roman city rich in vestiges. The history of Vienna goes back more than 2000 years. The city is indivisible from the Rhône river and the surrounding hills.... more+ The Allobrogi people are thought to have made it their capital, but it was in the Roman era that the city began to prosper on both banks. You will see the Antique Theatre; built roughly between 40 and 50 AD, it is considered one of the largest in the Roman empire, with its 130m diameter and 13,000 spectators capacity. Restored in 1938, it was returned to its original function and is now a venue for artistic events. The tour will continue with the Temple of Augustus and Livia (exterior only). This temple dedicated to Rome and Augustus stood in a sacred area on the forum and has carried this name since the end of the 18th century. Its construction began about 20-10 BC; it was later transformed at the beginning of the Middle Ages into a church, and was finally restored in the second half of the 19th century thanks to the intervention of Prosper Mérimée. Finally, to complete the tour, you will see the Cathedral of St Maurice (exterior only), which has been listed as a historic monument since 1840. Return to the boat on foot.  PLEASE NOTE The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate. Good walking shoes are recommended.  
Not included 22 € / people
Guided tour of Bratislava
Before becoming the capital of independent Slovakia in 1993, Bratislava was first the capital of Hungary from 1536 to 1784 under the name Pressburg. It then belonged to Czechoslovakia and became the capital of the "Slovak Socialist Republic," part of... more+ Czechoslovakia between 1969 and 1992. Accompanied by your guides, you will begin the tour with a panoramic tour of the city that will take you to Bratislava Castle ( exterior), dating from 1811, as the previous castle burned down. From there, you will have a stunning view of the Danube and the city. The main historical monuments are located in the old town, where the bus will drop you off to continue the tour on foot. You will enter through Michael's Gate, the only remaining gate dating back to the Middle Ages. Then you will head to the central square lined with elegant buildings, some of which are Art Nouveau in style, dominated by the old Bratislava City Hall . You will continue the tour by discovering the Primatial Palace ( exterior), completed in 1781 for Archbishop Jozef Bathyány. As you wander the streets, you may come across some amusing statues that populate the capital. After the tour, you will have some free time and then return to the boat on foot or by bus, depending on the sailing schedule. NOTES Wear comfortable shoes: the streets are paved. The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Not included 38 € / people
Excursion in the Little Carpathians
We'll leave by coach from Devínska Nová Ves for a hike in the Little Carpathians Protected Landscape Area, including the geographically rich Sandberg expanse. From Devin Castle, we'll take in the splendid view of Bratislava. After our... more+ hike, we'll return to the ship. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included 79 € / people
Guided tour of Vienna and visit to Schönbrunn Palace
You will begin the tour by taking the famous Ring to Schönbrunn Palace. The Ring was one of Emperor Franz Joseph's personal projects. In 1857, he decided to dismantle the ramparts surrounding the city center and build a boulevard lined with beautiful... more+ buildings. Along the Ring, you will admire this architectural showcase of the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy, including the State Opera House, the Hofburg Palace, the Natural History Museum, City Hall, and the Burgtheater. Once you arrive at Schönbrunn Palace, you will be guided through the many rooms of the Habsburgs' summer residence, which bear witness to the splendor of court life during the reign of Maria Theresa. You will also have some free time to stroll through the palace gardens. You will then board the bus, which will take you to the city center to enjoy some free time near St. Stephen's Cathedral. You will then board the bus again, which will take you back along the Ringstrasse to the boat.NOTESPlease wear comfortable walking shoes.The order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included 97 € / people
Folklore evening in Budapest
Transfer by coach in the company of your guides to a theater downtown for a traditional Hungarian show. This one-and-a-half-hour show will take you across all the regions of Hungary through its folklore and Gypsy dance and music. After this show, the... more+ traditions and folklore of this beautiful country will no longer hold any secrets! Return on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE Depending on the number of participants the show can take place at another location. Times are approximate.  
Not included 50 € / people
Guided tour of Budapest
Depart by coach, accompanied by your guides, and leave the pier for a panoramic tour of Budapest, known as the Pearl of the Danube.Your tour will begin on the Buda side, the hilly part of the city, which you will reach by crossing one of the famous bridges... more+ over the Danube.You will then climb the castle hill to reach the Royal Palace (exterior), where you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the city. In the distance, you will see the Fisherman's Bastion, a monument that pays tribute to the origins of the Hungarians, with seven towers symbolizing the seven tents of the seven Magyar tribes.Your tour will then take you to Pest, the flatter and more modern part of the city. You will discover the majestic Heroes' Square, dominated by its imposing central monument, erected for the millennium of Hungary. It depicts the leader Árpád and the seven leaders of the founding tribes.You will pass by the famous Széchenyi Baths, the zoological park—a true architectural gem—and Vajdahunyad Castle, which evokes Hungarian architecture through the centuries.As you walk along the prestigious Andrássy Avenue, you will see St. Stephen's Basilica, whose construction began in 1851 and was completed in 1905. Finally, as you walk along the Danube, you will admire the Hungarian Parliament, a majestic building with Byzantine and Neo-Gothic influences, which dominates the river with its striking silhouette.Return to the boat at the end of the tour.NOTESPanoramic bus tour with photo stops.Entrance fees to the monuments mentioned are not included.The order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included 37 € / people
Visit to the Gellert baths
Depart by coach with your guide for the Széchenyi Baths. Opened in 1913, this vast thermal complex is nestled in the heart of Budapest City Park. A true architectural gem in the neo-baroque style, it draws its healing waters from two natural springs rich in... more+ minerals. The Széchenyi thermal baths are also notable for their ingenious use of geothermal water, an early and successful example of sustainable natural resource management.Your guide will show you around the baths during a brief tour, before you are free to enjoy the indoor and outdoor pools heated all year round, the saunas and steam rooms, or relax in a steaming pool.Ideal for releasing tension, this moment of well-being will offer you relaxation and a change of scenery.Return to the boat.NOTES The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.Children under 14 are not allowed in the Széchenyi baths. Swimsuits, sandals, swim caps, and towels are required (not included) for swimming. 
Not included 119 € / people
Visit Budapest's market halls
We'll leave on foot for the Budapest Market Halls. The Great Market Hall is the largest and most spectacular of the five market halls built in the 19th century. You can indulge in all types of goods at the more than 180 stands spread out over three stories.... more+ One of the market's distinctive features is the colorful Zsolnay tiling on the roof. Some residents will spend hours on public transportation to shop at the Központi Vásárcsarnok. You'll find a wide variety of food, including fruits, vegetables, local cold cuts, and garlands of paprika on the ground floor. The second floor houses restaurants where locals and tourists mingle. The recently renovated basement contains exhibits of high-quality Hungarian products for purchase at the market. At the end of the visit, tasting of traditional Hungarian products. After our tour, we'll return to the ship on foot.PLEASE NOTETimes are approximate.The order of the visits can change. 
Not included 84 € / people
Puszta excursion
Departure by coach in the company of your host/hostess in the direction of Kiskunsag Park, at the heart of the Puszta. The Puszta, also known as the Great Plain of Hungary, is a large, flat grassland that was regarded as the Wild West of Hungary in the 19th... more+ century with cow-boys watching over colossal cattle herds grazing on pasture. The Puszta has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1999. Riding aboard a charabanc - a traditional horse-drawn carriage with wooden benches - you'll be amazed by the wonderful landscapes and unusual fauna of the Puszta. In a small part of the Hungarian Steppe, you'll get to observe Racka sheep with their spiral-shaped horns, Mangalica pigs with their curly coats and Hungarian Grey cattle with their long, curved horns, as well as rare species of birds. In the course of your visit, you'll get the chance to attend a traditional equestrian show while tasting* "palinka" (plum eau-de-vie) and some "pogacsa" (small savory buns) as well as mineral water, sheltered from the sun under a thatched roof. The csikós, the mounted horse-herdsmen of Hungary dressed in traditional blue attire, will invite you to take part in their "games of skill and ability”. Return on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE Good shoes, sunglasses, caps and a bottle of water are recommended. *Alcohol can be harmful to your health. Please drink in moderation. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included 76 € / people
Visit to Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci
We'll set off by coach to visit the town of Novi Sad. Capital of the autonomous region of Vojvodina, Novi Sad is also the second largest town in Serbia, going by the size of its population. The town has a long and troubled history since it was under the... more+ rule of Celts, Romans, Franks, Barbarians and Turks until it became part of the Habsburg empire. It was known as "Petrovaradin” in the past, and the name Novi Sad (meaning ‘new plant') only came into use in 1748. The history of the town was further troubled during the 20th century when after the First World War, the Balkan territories were in turn united and separated under different names, until in 2006 when the town finally became part of an independent Serbia. We'll visit the city center on foot. The Austro-Hungarian old town, with its baroque buildings, grew up around the ancient fortifications. We'll get the chance to visit the Episcopal Church as well as an orthodox church before we continue up the main street to Freedom Square where we'll find the Town Hall, dating from 1895. The coach will be waiting for you near Freedom square to finish the visit with a panoramic tour up the main boulevards leading to the boat. Our coach will continue to the little village of Sremski Karlovci where we'll visit the Cathedral of St Nicholas, built in typical baroque style in 1758, and the first ever secondary school of Serbia dating from the end of the 18th century which has a library housing around 18,000 books. We'll take time to admire one of the most well-known of the town's monuments, the Four Lions Fountain, built in 1799 to celebrate the town's first ever waterworks. Return on board in Novi Sad. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended (paths with cobbles and earth in the fortress). The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
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Dynamic walk to the Petrovaradin fortress
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Folklore evening in Belgrade
Transfer by coach in the company of your guides for the traditional evening in Belgrade which will take place in a Hotel. Enjoy one hour of enchanting traditional dances and songs that will take you through the various regions of Serbia.After the show, you... more+ will join the Skadarlija district, a bohemian quarter nicknamed the "Serbian Montmartre”, for a pleasant walk. PLEASE NOTEGood walking shoes are recommended.The order of the visits can change.Times are approximate. 
Not included 44 € / people
Guided tour of Belgrade
We'll set off by coach to visit Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, which is also one of the oldest cities in Europe with a history stretching back some 7000 years. It is located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers, close to the Morava Corridor which... more+ links the countries of the Danube to the Aegean Sea. The town has a fortress sitting atop one of the highest hills in Belgrade as well as a commercial center and port. We'll start off our visit with a guided panoramic tour of the city, during which you will have the opportunity to admire Belgrade's National Theatre and National Museum, the Royal Palace which currently houses the City Assembly of Belgrade, the Ancient Royal Palace and more. We'll stop to visit the Orthodox Temple of St Sava. The construction of this church began in 1939 but is still a work in progress, given that the Second World War followed by Tito's dictatorship put a halt to it. Construction only started again in 2001 and is funded exclusively by charitable donations. We'll head back to the city center by coach for some free time before our guides take us to Kalemegdan Park, the largest and most beautiful park in the city where the Belgrade Fortress is located, overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Sava. Return to the ship by coach. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended. Times are approximate. The order of the visits can change.  
Not included 43 € / people
Belgrade bicycle tour
What better way to explore Belgrade than on a bike? You'll cycle along the history-filled streets with your guide who will explain the city's recent past from World War II to current times. The main topics are history and politics of Yugoslavia, social... more+ issues, economy, lifestyle and architecture.A half hour break with a drink will be provided during the tour.Main stops: Brankov’s bridge, Staro Sajmiste (former concentration camp), SIV / Palace fo Serbia (former seat of government of Yugoslavia), Hotel Yugoslavia, Historic city center of Zemun and view on Kalemegdan FortressPLEASE NOTEThe total length of the tour is 12 kilometers.The speed on the tour is very low, so everybody can enjoy it; given one has a basic experience with riding a bike.Good walking shoes are recommended.The order of the visits can change.Times are approximate.Attention: children are under the responsibility of their parents and must be autonomous by bike.Helmets are provided on all our cycling tours. 
Not included 71 € / people
Visit to the Roussenki Lom valley
We'll set off by coach in the company of our guides to the Valley of Roussenki-Lom for a visit to a rock-hewn church of Ivanovo, listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Here in this valley in North-Eastern Bulgaria, several churches, chapels,... more+ monasteries and cells were discovered close to the village of Ivanovo. The first hermits dug their cells and their churches out of the bedrock to a height of over 50m as early as the 12th century. The 14th-century murals testify to the exceptional skill of the artists belonging to the Tarnovo School of painting. We'll visit the The Church of the Holy Virgin, one of the most interesting churches dating from the 12th century with 14th-century paintings which bear witness to an exceptional artistic technique. Our excursion continues with a visit to the Medieval Fortified Town of Cherven, from where you'll be able to enjoy magnificent panoramic views. Built in the 6th century by Byzantines, the fortress was one of the most important in Bulgaria from the 12th century onwards. Return on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended: there are many steps to climb to access the fortress in Tcherven. Access to the Church of the Holy Virgin is via a mountain path. Photos in the church of the Holy Virgin should be paid for to the guardian of the church. (1 to 2€ as a gesture). The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included 43 € / people
Visit to Ruse
We'll set off by coach to visit the town of Ruse, one of the largest ports in Bulgaria. It was founded by the Romans under the orders of Emperor Augustus. During the Ottoman Empire, it was the most important town of the empire located on the Danube. In... more+ the company of our guide, we'll discover the fascinating architectural heritage of the town, a rich mixture of Bulgarian and Romanian cultures. We'll get the chance to admire the Dohodno Zdanie (the Old Theatre), built in 1902 by architects Raul Brank, Georg Lang and Frank Scholz; the Monument of Liberty, a masterpiece by Florentine architect and sculptor Arnoldo Zocchi; the Catholic Church with its multi-colored stained-glass windows and so on. We'll end our visit with a tasting of a local pastry and wine. We'll have some free time to go shopping before our coaches take us back to the ship. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
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Guided tour of Bucharest
Departure by coach. Accompanied by guides, you will set off to explore the Romanian capital, Bucharest. According to legend, the city was founded by a shepherd named Bucur (which means joy in Romanian). Bucharest suffered greatly during its communist past but... more+ was able to take advantage of significant economic development in 2000 to modernize.You will begin the tour with a panoramic tour of the city, which will give you an overview of the capital's various monuments. Photo stop at the Palace of Parliament, a titanic neoclassical marble building designed by Ceausescu, then visit the Stavropoleos Monastery or Kretzulescu Church(1). You will leave the city by bus to reach the boat.NOTES Wear comfortable shoes The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.(1) The order and choice of visits may be adjusted on site depending on availability. 
Not included 50 € / people
Guided tour of Constanta and local wine tasting
Optional excursion to Constanta. Departure by coach towards the Black Sea to reach Constanta. Founded by the Greeks in the 7th century BC, it now has a population of over 560,000 inhabitants and is the second biggest port on the Black Sea after Istanbul. We... more+ will leave Ovidius Square to visit the Museum of History and Archaeology, which brings together items found during archaeological excavations. Across from there, a glass museum houses the vast Roman mosaic, a beautiful polychrome mosaic dating from the 3rd century. Then we will discover an architectural melting pot including the Roman mosque (outsides only) and the Orthodox Church (interior) as well as the Genoese Lighthouse. Don't miss the beautiful view over Old Constanta from the pier. We'll walk along the waterfront all the way to the majestic Casino (outsides only), built in the early 20th century in Austrian Art Nouveau style. It reminds us of Constanta in its heyday, when it used to be the favorite holiday destination of the idle rich. Moving on towards Murfatlar, which produces the best wines in Romania. This winery over 4000ha is the largest in Europe. There will be a wine tasting session in a cellar. Return on board in Cernavoda / Fetesti.PLEASE NOTEComfortable walking shoes are recommended.The order of the visits can change.Times are approximate. 
Not included 79 € / people

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