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A majestic trans-European cruise along the 3 famous rivers: the Rhine, the Main and the Danube

Main features
Boat model: River boat
Type: Yacht / Motoryacht > 24 m
Number of cabins: 90
Maximum capacity: 180 travelers
Crew members: 33

Cabin

Cat A - Double Cabin - Upper Deck
Cabins with large sliding panoramic windows. Premium location cabins.
Cat A - Double Cabin - Upper Deck
Cabins with large sliding panoramic windows. Premium location cabins.
Cat B - Double Cabin - Upper Deck
Cabins with large sliding panoramic windows. Cabins with an "intermediate" location.
Cat A - Double Cabin - Intermediate Deck
Cabins with high sliding windows. Premium location cabins.
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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

Strasbourg Mainz
Boarding at 6pm. Introduction to the crew and welcome cocktail. Overnight sailing to Mainz.
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Mainz Francfort
Free time to explore Mainz. Stroll through the picturesque old town, around the Romanesque St.... more+ Martin's Cathedral, through the winding alleys where half-timbered, Baroque and Rococo facades have been perfectly renovated. Sail on the Main to Frankfurt. In the afternoon, optional excursions:
- Authentic: visit Frankfurt. The city founded by Charlemagne and birthplace of Goethe is a cultural destination of choice. First, a panoramic tour reveals the city's main monuments, then a guided walking tour takes you to the Old Town, where the Römerberg is a reminder of the city's medieval past.
- Experience: panoramic tour and climb to the Main Tower. The combination of old-world charm and modern architecture's quest for elevation gives Frankfurt's city center a fascinating allure. For an exceptional view of the financial capital, the 200-metre-high Main Tower offers a grandiose panorama of the city.
Return on board. Overnight sailing to Miltenberg. 
Activities: Optional services: Frankfurt guided tour, Panoramic tour and climb to the Main Tower, more+
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Francfort Miltenberg Wertheim
Early morning arrival in Miltenberg. Discover this charming town with the entertainment team. Set... more+ in the heart of unspoilt countryside, the “Pearl of the Main” can be admired through its charming alleyways, Renaissance sandstone wells, medieval castle and beautiful half-timbered houses.
Continuation on the Main to Wertheim, at the confluence of the Tauber and Main rivers. Arrive in the afternoon and explore Wertheim at your leisure. In the old town's maze of winding streets, you'll see typical half-timbered houses, fountains and pink sandstone statues, all set beside the water. 
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Wertheim Wurtzbourg
Sailing to Karlstadt. Here, the Main forms a large loop, winding its way through typical villages... more+ and nature parks. Arrival in Karlstadt in the early afternoon. Optional authentic/experiential excursion: visit Würzburg and the Residenz. The starting point of Germany's Romantic Road, Würzburg is undoubtedly one of Bavaria's most beautiful cities. Its city center is brimming with magnificent churches and palaces, reminders of its past grandeur. It was in this exceptional setting that the film “The Three Musketeers” was shot. You'll also visit the Residence, built in the 18th century by the architect Balthasar Neumann, and today considered one of the most beautiful castles in Bavaria.
Return to Würzburg and sail to Schweinfurt. Evening entertainment. 
Activities: Optional services: Tour of Würzburg and the Residence, more+
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Schweinfurt Wurtzbourg Rothenburg Bamberg
Arrival in Schweinfurt, starting point of the optional authentic excursion/experience: visit to... more+ Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Often dubbed a “fairytale town”, Rothenburg is considered one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. This former Bavarian imperial town reveals its old narrow streets that seem to take you back to the days of knights and kings. One of its many jewels is the 13th-century town hall dominating the market square. Return on board and sail to Bamberg. 
Activities: Optional services: A visit to Rothenburg, more+
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Bamberg Nuremberg Muhlhausen
Navigation on the Rhine - Main - Danube Canal. Arrival in Nuremberg.
Optional authentic... more+ excursion/experience: visit Nuremberg and taste the city's famous gingerbread delicacy. This city steeped in history boasts a delightful historic center. Protected by thick walls with no fewer than 80 towers, the medieval heart of Nuremberg is a walking tour of real treasures. This is also an opportunity to sample the famous traditional German gingerbread, with its delicate scent of cinnamon, ginger, cloves, candied oranges...
Return on board and sail to Mühlhausen. Arrival in the evening. Evening entertainment. 
Activities: Optional services: Visit Nuremberg, more+
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Muhlhausen Kelheim Ratisbonne
Navigation to Kelheim on the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal. Inaugurated in 1992 after 70 years of... more+ construction work, the canal covers more than 170 km. The challenge was to cross the Altmühl valley while preserving the ecological environment.
Arrival in Kelheim in the early afternoon. Optional excursion: authentic/experiential: visit Regensburg and climb to the famous Walhalla. At the gateway to eastern Bavaria, Regensburg is an open-air museum. The medieval old town is Germany's only large, well-preserved medieval city. Take a trip back to the golden age of the 12th and 13th centuries. You'll see the Gothic cathedral, towers of patrician houses that complete a unique and authentic medieval canvas, and the Walhalla, a Greek temple-like paradise of Germanic legends. This imposing pantheon, dedicated to the great men of Germany, dominates a bend in the Danube, some ten kilometers from Regensburg. Return on board to Regensburg. 
Activities: Optional services: Visit Regensburg and climb to the famous Walhalla, more+
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Ratisbonne Passau
Arrive in Passau and discover the city with our team. The city of three rivers stretches along the... more+ Danube, offering visitors an immense range of attractions. The Italian masters who rebuilt the city after the great fires of the 17th century have left their mark on the city's architectural decor. Picturesque alleyways such as Höllgasse, the artists' street, invite you to stroll through the old town of Baroque patrician houses. Return on board and sail to Engelhartszell. Evening entertainment. 
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Passau Melk Dürnstein Vienne
Arrival in Melk. Optional authentic excursion/experience: visit to Melk Abbey. A masterpiece of... more+ Gothic architecture, the abbey dominates the splendid Wachau valley. The ochre color of the grandiose façade is reminiscent of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. The abbey's interior also boasts magnificent Baroque frescoes and a library containing some 100,000 volumes, including some of the most precious manuscripts of the Middle Ages. Return on board and sail to Passau. The river meanders through villages with bulbous steeples, picturesque houses and legendary fortresses.
Return on board and sail to Dürnstein. Free visit of this small medieval town, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its architectural heritage. The village is packed with sights, including the elegant baroque bell tower of the Dürnstein church, the medieval and Renaissance facades of the town hall and the colorful houses in the main alley. Sailing to Vienna.
Optional authentic/experiential excursion: discover Vienna “by night”. A veritable open-air museum, you'll discover the capital in all its glory. The illuminated facades reveal all their splendor. The Musikverein takes on a whole new dimension under these lights, the opera house reveals its interior decor thanks to the play of light, and on Schwarzenbergplatz you'll see the gilded bronze statue of Johann Strauss, as well as many other monuments, such as the Hofburg Palace and the Augustinian Church. You'll love this other side of Vienna. 
Activities: Optional services: Visit Melk Abbey, Discover Vienna by night, more+
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Vienne Esztergom
Optional excursions:
- Authentic: visit Schoenbrunn Palace and take a panoramic tour of Vienna. A... more+ prestigious court 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. Go behind the scenes at the Konzerthaus. 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 case 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. In harsh winters, carriage drivers used to drink hot coffee topped with whipped cream between each run, to keep them going. The “coachman's café” or “Einspänner” was later known outside Austria as the Viennese café.
In the afternoon, free time or optional excursion: horse-drawn carriage tour of Vienna. A fun and original way to see Vienna. Let the rhythm of the horses guide you through the city, plunging you into the heart of its history. The coachman will lead you through the narrow streets of the Austrian capital to admire the magnificent Baroque buildings that adorn certain districts.
Sail to Esztergom. Gala evening. 
Activities: Optional services: Visit to Schoenbrunn Palace, Vienna city tour, more+
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Esztergom Budapest
Free time to explore Esztergom, the ancient Hungarian capital with its charm intact. Set on a hill,... more+ the city stretches peacefully along the banks of the Danube. The town has many unsuspected treasures, including the elegant Basilica, whose 177-meter-high silhouette dominates the river, and the historic center of colorful houses. Sail back to Budapest.
Optional authentic excursion/experience: guided tour of Budapest “by night”. The lights brighten up the facades of the monuments, providing a spectacular backdrop. You'll catch a glimpse of the Parliament, where the buttresses, towers and dome are brought to life by clever lighting, the Chain Bridge with Buda Castle illuminated in the background, the Fishermen's Bastion with its seven towers paying homage to the seven tribes that founded Hungary, and a superb view of illuminated Pest. 
Activities: Optional services: Budapest by night, more+
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Budapest
Optional excursion common to both packages: Guided tour of Budapest. Budapest reveals its splendor... more+ around the Danube. The architecture designed by man century after century has given rise to Baroque, Neoclassical and Art Nouveau buildings. Take a panoramic tour of the hills of Buda and the plains of Pest... Then along the river to admire the Parliament building overlooking the Danube.
Return to the boat.
Afternoon at leisure or optional excursions outside the package:
- Visit to the Gellert baths. With its Art Nouveau decor, artistic mosaics and sculptures, the Gellert baths are surprisingly beautiful. It's also an opportunity to take a break and enjoy a moment of relaxation. So don't forget your swimsuits, this is a unique opportunity.
- Visit to Budapest's Halles: depart on foot for Budapest's Halles. With its gleaming Zsolnay tile roof, Budapest's Grand Central Market is the largest market hall built in the 19th century. You'll discover an incredible array of products, including the famous paprika garlands. A tasting of sweet local specialties will round off your visit. Return to the ship on foot.
In the evening, optional authentic excursion/experience: a folklore evening in Budapest during which you'll discover typical Gypsy dances and costumes. 
Activities: Optional services: Folklore evening in Budapest, Guided tour of Budapest, more+
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Budapest
Free day and lunch in Budapest. Generation after generation of people have shaped this... more+ architectural jewel. Soak up the atmosphere and discover the Hungarian capital at your own pace. Return on board for dinner. Night sail to Mohács. 
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Budapest Mohács Osijek
Early morning customs clearance at Mohács, then on to Osijek. Gentle gymnastics and entertainment... more+ in the lounge bar. Arrival in Osijek. Optional excursions:
- Authentic: guided tour of Osijek. The capital of Slavonia, a Croatian province, is famous for its beauty and symbolic landmarks. In addition to the red-brick Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, which dominates the city, Osijek boasts impressive Baroque architecture. The citadel on the banks of the Drava River, not far from the confluence with the Danube, demonstrates the strategic importance of the area.
- Experience: discover Osijek by bike. Situated on the Drava, a tributary of the Danube, Osijek is ideal for two-wheeled tours. In the pedestrian district, you'll see an exceptional group of 18th-century urban fortifications, with narrow streets lined with Baroque and Art Nouveau palaces. Your tour then takes you to the parks along the Drava River.
Sailing to Novi Sad. Evening entertainment. 
Activities: Optional services: Guided tour of Osijek, Discover Osijek by bike, more+
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Osijek Novi Sad Belgrade
Optional authentic excursion / experience: discover Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci. A panoramic... more+ 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 has been totally preserved from the urbanism that disfigures modern cities, and offers visitors a haven of peace bathed in Hungarian and Romanian influences. Return on board and sail to Belgrade.
In the afternoon, optional excursions:
- Authentic: guided tour of Belgrade. The Serbian capital has forged its identity from the confluence of Ottoman, Austrian and Slavic cultures. Built on a series of hills backing onto the Sava River, Belgrade offers a variety of urban landscapes to discover. You'll see streets of 19th-century mansions, Art Nouveau buildings and Kalemegdan Park.
- Experience: visit Belgrade by bike. The “White City” boasts plenty of space, vast riverbanks and green spaces. At the crossroads of Oriental, Slavic and Austrian influences, the Serbian capital has carved out its own identity, winning over many a traveler.
Evening dance. Night sailing. 
Activities: Optional services: Guided tour of Belgrade, Belgrade bicycle tour, more+
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Belgrade Passage des portes de Fer
A day of navigation: passing through the Iron Gates, between the Carpathians and the Balkans. The... more+ most spectacular part of this defile was nicknamed “The Boilers” by navigators because the water, squeezed between the steep mountain walls, once seemed to bubble. In turn, you'll see the “Tabula Traiana”, a huge marble slab reminiscent of the “imperial road”, an elegant viaduct overlooking the mouth of the river and the “portrait” of Decébal, carved in stone. 
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Passage des portes de Fer Ruse
Early morning arrival in Roussé. Optional day trip to Veliko Tarnovo and Arbanassi. Lunch in a... more+ restaurant (included). In an exceptional setting, Veliko Tarnovo displays its white, flower-filled houses in a labyrinthine tangle. Former capital of the Bulgarian tsars, its fortress overlooks the town and remains the jewel of the region. Then on to Arbanassi, a picturesque village much loved by Bulgarians. This former summer residence of the Tsars is renowned for its many frescoed churches.
Return on board. Bulgarian folk evening on board. 
Activities: Optional services: Guided tour of Veliko Tarnovo and Arbanassi, more+
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Ruse Bucharest
Optional authentic excursions / experience :
- In the morning, visit Roussé. Surprising without a... more+ 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.
- In the afternoon, visit Bucharest, nicknamed “Little 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.
Night sail to Cernavoda / Fetesti. 
Activities: Optional services: Guided tour of Bucharest, Visit to Ruse, more+
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Bucharest Cernavoda Constanta Tulcea
Arrival at Cernavoda / Fetesti. Optional authentic excursion day / experience: Constanta (lunch... more+ included). 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, right up to the seafront and the casino, which raises its rococo façade against the wind. Lunch in a restaurant before heading for 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. Lively evening. Night sail to Tulcéa. 
Activities: Optional services: Guided tour of Constanta and local wine tasting, more+
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Tulcea Oltenita
The waters of the Danube flow into the Black Sea, forming the largest and best-preserved delta in... more+ Europe. Its countless lakes and marshes are home to over 300 species of birds and 45 species of freshwater fish. Classified as an International Biosphere Reserve, the delta can be visited by boat. The Danube delta is one of the most beautiful in Europe and the world, thanks to the variety of its landscapes and the richness of its flora and fauna. This sanctuary of nature, made up of canals, lakes, floating islets and forests of reeds, lianas, willows and poplars, is home to millions of migrating birds (over 300 species). You may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of one of these many species.
Optional excursions:
- Authentic: the Danube Delta, its flora and fauna.
- Experience: the Danube Delta by speedboat. An unusual adventure combining discovery and thrills.
Afternoon and night at sea.
Gala evening. 
Activities: Optional services: Excursion to the Danube Delta, Danube Delta by speedboat, more+
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Oltenita
Buffet breakfast on board. Disembarkation at 9am.
End of our services.
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Possibility to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
Drinks included on board (excluding special cards)
Onboard entertainment
Assistance from the onboard entertainment team
Welcome cocktail
The gala evening
Folklore evening
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
Personal expenses
Routing
Activities not included in the program
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Activities

The excursion to Frankfurt will begin with a panoramic tour of the city by coach. Frankfurt am Main is a dynamic and international city with Germany's most imposing skyline. Under the skyscrapers, you'll find cozy pubs; and at the heart of the... more+ bustling city center, you'll find sites full of history. Frankfurt also has an unrivalled museum scene featuring masterpieces spanning nine centuries of European art. We'll leave the coach behind to visit the city on foot. After passing in front of the dominant Frankfurt Cathedral, we'll discover the old city and the Römerberg, the seat of the city's government since the 15th century. Formerly called the Samstagsberg, it has been the site of markets and fairs, tournaments and festivals, executions, imperial elections and coronations. Here you'll also find a plaque commemorating the book burning by the National Socialists in 1933. After our tour, enjoy some free time before returning to the ship on foot. PLEASE NOTE Visit of the city on foot : possibility to get to the boat by coach at the end of the excursion. People who want to enjoy free time in the city will get back to the boat on foot. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £48 / people
Frankfurt is the largest financial center in continental Europe, earning it the nickname "Mainhatten." During a panoramic tour of the city, you'll be able to admire the huge skyscrapers housing the headquarters of many international banks which... more+ create the city's famous skyline. We'll ascend the Main Tower, the most well-known skyscraper in the city, built entirely with a blue glass exterior. From over 656 feet up, you'll be able to take in the glorious views of the city spread out below. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £70 / people
Departure by coach in the company of your hostess to the center of Würzburg. Our tour will start with a visit to the Würzburg Residence (or Residenz), former palace of the Prince-Bishops of Würzburg. Construction was commissioned by... more+ Prince-Bishop Friedrich Carl von Schönborn as a replacement for the old Marienberg Fortress and lasted between 1720 and 1780. You'll discover 40 rooms richly decorated with furniture, paintings and tapestries by 18th century master artists and climb up the monumental Main Staircase designed by Balthasar Neumann. Among others, you will visit the Baroque Imperial Hall whose frescoes were the works of Italian painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and the Imperial Apartments richly decorated in Rococo style. Our tour will continue downtown where you will have some free time before returning on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE Comfortable shoes are recommended: the streets are cobbled in the city center. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £65 / people
Departure by coach in the company of your hostess for the charming town of Rothenburg. Located along the "Romantic Road", this town has kept its Renaissance layout virtually intact as it has not undergone any changes since the Thirty Years' War,... more+ making it one of the most authentic towns in Germany. A local guide will lead you to the 15th century ramparts, the Spital Bastion, the Market Square and Town Hall as well as the renowned St James's church (exteriors only). After your guided walking tour, you will have some free time to stroll through the romantic streets, visit some of the museums such as the Criminal Museum exhibiting instruments of torture, the Christmas Museum or the Doll and Toy Museum - entrance fees to be paid on location - or have a taste of some of the local specialties. Return on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended: the streets are cobbled. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £56 / people
Join us for a guided tour of Nuremberg by coach. We'll enjoy a panoramic visit of the monuments found outside of the city's medieval walls, including the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, the Nazi Documentation Centre and Party Rally Grounds, the castle... more+ area, etc. You'll discover the charming side streets and beautiful half-timbered houses before arriving in the Marktplatz. On foot, you'll see the gorgeous Schöner Brunnen (beautiful fountain) and the Frauenkirche. During our tour, we'll stop and taste one of the local specialties, Lebkuchen, the city's famous gingerbread. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £60 / people
Regensburg saw its political and economic heyday in the 12th and 13th centuries when it was located at a crossroads between major trade routes and became a Free Imperial City in 1245 until other great Bavarian cities were preferred. This poorly industrialized... more+ city wasn't heavily targeted by allied bombings and has thus kept an almost intact medieval center. Before our visit to Regensburg, our coach will take us to Walhalla, a huge Greek style marble temple overhanging the Danube. Ludwig I of Bavaria mandated the construction of this temple between 1830 and 1842 as a memorial dedicated to Germany's most influential worthies. Inside, we'll take a look at some 129 busts depicting German characters such as artists, military leaders and more. In the company of our guide, we'll set off on a visit of Regensburg on foot. We'll discover the imposing stone-built "Porta Praetoria” - the northern gate to the Roman fortress - the Old Town Hall containing the rooms occupied by the Imperial diet from 1663 to 1806, the Gothic Cathedral and the Italian influenced homes of wealthy merchants from the Middle-Ages. Return on board. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended as the streets in the old town are cobbled and it is necessary to walk on a mountain track to go to the Walhalla temple. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £56 / people
Departure by coach in company of your host/hostess towards Melk Abbey. We will meet up with our guides in the inner courtyard to start our visit. The Abbey overlooking the Danube was first built as the Babenberg's fortified castle. It was founded in the... more+ 11th century and the current buildings of the Benedictine abbey date from the Baroque era and were designed by architect Jakob Prandtauer. Melk Abbey now houses a museum in which you'll discover several rooms that have been enhanced thanks to architecture, sound and light as well as the use of various types of media. Computer animations will tell you a story about the construction of the edifices. You will also visit the marble hall, the world famous library and the bedchambers where a number of illustrious visitors have slept. Return on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended: from the parking lot to the entrance of the Abbey there are stairs and a 500m cobblestone path. Depending on the cruise the visit can be in the morning or in the afternoon. Please dress appropriately. Depending on navigation schedules passengers could have free time. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate. Languages: FR-EN-DE.  
Not included £52 / people
Discover Vienna by night with a panoramic coach tour. This two-thousand-year-old city is a true open-air museum. Vienna embodies Romanticism through its powerful architecture and numerous monuments. We'll take the famous Ring which encircles historic... more+ Vienna, on the right bank of the Danube. Our coach will go past a multitude of buildings that were erected under the old Austro-Hungarian monarchy: the Opera, the City Hall, the Hofburg and many official buildings. We will stop at Schwarzenbergplatz with a monument in honor of Johann Strauss. Then, a walk around Albertina quarter will allow us to admire Hofburg Palace, the winter residence of the Habsburgs which today houses the Sisi Museum, as well as the Augustinian Church where Franz Joseph and Sisi's wedding was conducted. Return to the boat by coach. PLEASE NOTE Panoramic tour with walking stops : Albertina quarter ~ 40min and Schwarzenbergplatz ~ 20min. Comfortable shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £40 / people
You will begin the tour by taking the famous Ring to reach Schoenbrunn Palace. When you arrive at Schoenbrunn Palace, you will be guided through the numerous rooms of the Hapsburgs' summer residence, which bear witness to the splendor of the Court at the... more+ time of Maria Theresa. You will also have some time to wander through the Palace gardens. Return on board by coach. PLEASE NOTE The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate. Good walking shoes are recommended.  
Not included £73 / people
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 £19 / people
You'll be transferred to the center of the city to enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride through the old town and the famous Ring Road. A trip with a Fiaker is a great (and romantic) way of seeing the city in comfort because of the narrow streets and... more+ cobblestones. PLEASE NOTE Times are approximate. The order of the visits can change. In case of high temperatures and for the well-being of the horses, the excursion can be cancelled without notice.  
Not included £158 / people
Explore Budapest by night from the comfort of our coach. Your guide will show you the charms of this capital city with its turbulent but incredibly rich past. Despite the vicissitudes of history, Budapest has managed to preserve and bear witness to a... more+ succession of dynasties and civilisations. We'll start off towards the citadel for an impressive view over the city and on Pest. We'll then walk up to the citadel and the Liberty Statue from where we'll get to marvel at the most beautiful view of Budapest and the Danube, as well as catch a glimpse of the Parliament building and the famous Chain Bridge. We'll continue by coach towards the Castle Quarter from where you'll get to admire the Royal Palace, former residence of the Hungarian kings. As we drive alongside the banks of Buda, we'll stop off before the Parliament for an occasion to admire and take pictures of the largest building in the country. We'll continue across Margaret Bridge and enjoy a beautiful view of downtown Budapest. Before we go back on board, our coach will drive along the Danube so you can enjoy once again the wonderful view over Buda, the Castle Quarter and the Fishermen's Bastion. Return on board. PLEASE NOTE Visit by coach with stops to take pictures. This excursion will not occur on August 20th, Hungarian National Day. Good walking shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £29 / people
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 £43 / people
In the company of our guides, we will leave for a panoramic tour of Budapest, the Pearl of the Danube. First we will head for the hills of Buda by crossing the Elizabeth Bridge and we will go up to the Castle quarter, from where we'll enjoy a fantastic... more+ panoramic view of the city. We will walk round the castle quarter and on to the Fisherman's Bastion, built in neo-Roman style in 1902 for the simple pleasure of offering a panoramic view over the city and the Danube. Behind the Bastion, we will find Matthias Church which notably was the venue for the coronation of Emperor Franz Joseph and his wife "Sissi". Our coach will then take us down to the plains of Pest. There, we will visit Heroes' Square whose central monument depicting Prince Arpad and the chieftains of seven Magyar tribes was built for the millennium of Hungary. We will pass by the famous Szechenyi thermal baths, the zoo - a true piece of architecture - Vajdahunyad Castle and more. We will walk through the famous Andrassy Avenue and pass by St. Stephen's Basilica whose construction began in 1851 and was only completed in 1905. We will walk along the river and see the famous Parliament building overlooking the Danube with its white silhouette in the Byzantine and neo-Gothic styles. Return on board.  PLEASE NOTE Panoramic tour with stops to take pictures. Entrance tickets for these monuments are not included. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £32 / people
You'll set out with your guide to visit the famous Gellert Baths and Spa. Now part of the famous Hotel Gellert in Buda, references to the spa's healing waters have been found from as early as the 13th century. The current spa was founded in 1918, and... more+ a visit to the Art Nouveau thermal baths is a beautiful and historical experience. The special attractions are its indoor and outdoor swimming pools, wave bath, sunbathing terrace and thermal spa. After our tour, take some time to relax and enjoy the saunas, the terrace looking at Gellert Hill, or the geothermal pools with some beer, wine, or champagne in hand. This is an exceptional tour in one of the most historical places in the city, but don't take our word for it, come and see for yourself. Afterwards, we'll return to the ship. (Don't forget to bring your swimsuit!) PLEASE NOTE Good walking shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £101 / people
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 £72 / people
In the company of our guides, we will begin our tour with a visit of Osijek, a town in the East of the historical Croatian region of Slavonia. The town was founded by the Slavs, who built a river port on the ruins of the Roman town in the 7th century. In... more+ 1526, the Turks took possession of the town and remained there for over 160 years, making Osijek the capital of Ottoman Slavonia. But in 1687, they suffered a heavy defeat in Harkany and left the town without a fight. It was looted by the Austrians, who left nothing of its Ottoman splendor. The Austrians built a citadel over the demolished Turkish town. Our tour will first take us to the upper town for a view of the Church of St Peter and St Paul. Commonly referred to as the Cathedral, this imposing red brick church dominated by its 90m spire was built under the impetus of Bishop Strossmayer, a native of Osijek. We'll then move on to the Old Town with a visit of the 18th century fortress built between 1712 and 1721 by architect Maximilien Gosseau d'Hennef who designed the citadel's civilian and military buildings, giving the whole a remarkable architectural unity. Afterwards, we'll walk up to the main square with its Holy Trinity monument. Return on board. PLEASE NOTE Comfortable shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate.  
Not included £36 / people
Discover the fourth largest city in Croatia from the seat of a bike! The old part of the town, Tvrda, was built at the beginning of the 18th century and is a dream to cycle through. It is the best-preserved, largest ensemble of Baroque buildings in Croatia... more+ and consists of a Habsburg star fort built on the right bank of the Drava River. We'll return through several of the city's parks and a main avenue boarded by beautiful Art Nouveau buildings. Our tour will finish up in front of the cathedral before returning to the ship.PLEASE NOTEPLEASE WEAR COMFORTABLE, STURDY SHOES AND APPROPRIATE CLOTHING ACCORDING TO THE WEATHER.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 £60 / people
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 £37 / people
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 £60 / people
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.  
Not included £35 / people
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Departure by coach from Giurgiu with your guides to discover the Romanian capital of Bucharest. According to legend, the city was founded by a shepherd named Bucur (which means joy in Romanian). Bucharest has suffered greatly from its communist past but after... more+ the year 2000, due to the advent of significant economic growth, the city has modernized. You will start the visit with a panoramic tour of the city giving you an overview of the various monuments of the capital. You will take the coach to the Bucharest Eco-museum*, an authentic village in the city where you will discover the habitats of the different regions of Romania and their handcrafts. The visit will end with a photo stop at The Palace of Parliament, a gigantic neo-classical style marble construction designed by Ceausescu and then you will visit the Orthodox Church. You will leave the city by coach to reach the boat. PLEASE NOTE Comfortable shoes are recommended. The order of the visits can change. Times are approximate. *The Eco-museum is closed on Mondays and replaced by a visit to the Cernica Monastery.  
Not included £43 / people
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.  
Not included £31 / people
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 £67 / people
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