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Treasures of the Danube and Rhine: a superb 15-day itinerary in the heart of Europe

Main features
Boat type: péniche
Number of cabins: 96
Maximum capacity: 190 travelers
Crew members: 52

Cabins

Double cabin - Emerald deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Double cabin with two single beds (separate on request) and non-opening window.
Double cabin - Ruby deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Double cabin with two single beds (separate on request) and French balcony.
Double Aft cabin - Ruby deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Double cabin with two single beds (separate on request) and French balcony.
Double cabin - Diamond Deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Double cabin with two single beds (separate on request) and French balcony.
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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

Itinerary
Budapest
Experience an unforgettable journey along Europe's great rivers—the Rhine, Main, and Danube. Your... more+ journey begins in Budapest, where the Danube flows majestically through the Hungarian capital and opens the way to historic cities such as Bratislava and Vienna. These metropolises will enchant you with their rich culture, sumptuous palaces, classical music tradition, and impressive architecture. 
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Budapest
"Pearl of the Danube" or "Paris of the East"? One thing is certain: Budapest has a lot to offer!... more+ From afar, the Parliament building on the banks of the river greets you and makes the Hungarian capital shine with its former splendor. The imposing Chain Bridge invites you to explore the districts of Buda and Pest, adorned with Art Nouveau buildings, wide avenues, and historic thermal baths. After a slice of the famous Baumkuchen, the breathtaking view from Castle Hill with its Palace and impressive Fisherman's Bastion is all the more enjoyable. 
Optional services: Budapest: Discovering the Highlights, Budapest: Vintage Car Exploration – Castle District, more+
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Budapest Bratislava
The capital of Slovakia is located on the border with Austria and Hungary. It has a population of... more+ around 450,000. Bratislava's old town dates back to the 18th century and is ideal for a stroll thanks to its pedestrian zone. The cafés and bars serve the city's famous dark beer. Bratislava's iconic monument—Bratislava Castle—is perched on a hill. From its terrace, you can enjoy the best view of the city and the Danube. 
Optional services: Bratislava: An Experience Through Time, more+
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Bratislava Vienne
The capital of Austria is one of those cities that every traveler should visit at least once in... more+ their lifetime. Few cities in the world offer such an enchanting combination of magnificent architecture, world-famous museums and theaters, and beautiful green spaces. It's no surprise that the entire city center of Vienna is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Vienna is world-renowned for its palaces of emperors, kings, and nobles, such as Schönbrunn Palace, Belvedere Palace, and the Hofburg. But the city's many churches, including St. Stephen's Cathedral, its iconic landmark, are also worth a visit. Museum lovers will find plenty to enjoy in the city's many world-class museums, such as the Albertina, the Museum of Art History, and the Leopold Museum. 
Optional services: Vienna: city tour, Vienna: a visit to Schönbrunn Palace, more+
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Vienne Dürnstein Melk
This small town is part of the Wachau cultural landscape in Lower Austria, located directly on the... more+ Danube and surrounded by vineyards. Those arriving by boat have a beautiful view of Dürnstein's two main attractions: the ruins of Kuenringerburg Castle, towering high above the town, where Richard the Lionheart was held captive for several months in 1192/93, and Dürnstein Abbey. The latter is a monastery of Augustinian canons, which was abolished at the end of the 18th century, and is known for its blue and white bell tower. Melk has acquired a beautiful nickname: the gateway to the Wachau. Anyone approaching this historic town on the Danube will soon discover Melk Abbey perched above the river. The abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is worth a visit in all seasons. The impressive Baroque complex has been maintained by Benedictine monks since 1089. Culture, faith, and science come together in the monastery's magnificent halls. 
Optional services: Dürnstein: visit to Melk abbey, a Baroque world heritage site, Dürnstein: cycling in the Wachau region, more+
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Melk Passau
Due to its unique geographical location at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers,... more+ Passau is undoubtedly one of Germany's most distinctive cities. But it's not just the city's location on three rivers that is exceptional; Passau also offers visitors many remarkable monuments. Dominating the city is the Veste Oberhaus, an impressive 13th-century fortress. Passau's old town is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture, including St. Stephen's Cathedral with its distinctive bulbous domes and the world's largest cathedral organ with nearly 18,000 pipes. 
Optional services: Passau: Passau Baroque splendours, more+
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Passau Ratisbonne
Regensburg is a very special city: more than 1,000 listed buildings make the city at the... more+ northernmost point of the Danube the only intact medieval city in Germany. Due to its beauty and historical significance, the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2006. Ratisbon's iconic monument is the 12th-century Stone Bridge, which spans the Danube with 16 arches over a length of more than 300 meters. Another main attraction of the city is the 13th-century Gothic cathedral with its two towers. The Walhalla, located just outside the city, is a memorial honoring important personalities and is also known throughout Germany. 
Optional services: Regensburg: history and traditions, more+
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Ratisbonne Nuremberg
Nuremberg is an independent city in Bavaria, not far from Fürth. Even today, medieval architecture... more+ can be seen throughout the city. The old city walls and the imperial castle tell of times gone by. Nuremberg is famous for its Christmas market. The Christ Child (Christkind) heralds the Advent season and Christmas markets. The classic Christstollen is world-famous and a real treat. Numerous museums such as Albrecht Dürer's House and the Toy Museum are popular attractions in the city. 
Optional services: Nuremberg: major sites and history, more+
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Nuremberg Bamberg
The UNESCO World Heritage city of Bamberg enchants visitors with its beautiful old town, which... more+ invites them to stroll around and explore. Sandstrasse, the city's most famous street, runs through the old town and is home to the Schlenkerla brewery, which has been in existence since 1405. The brewery's bar is legendary, and locals and tourists alike enjoy smoked beer and Bamberg onions there. The Romanesque Cathedral of St. Peter and St. George in Bamberg dominates Sandstrasse. It is known as the Imperial Cathedral because the imperial couple Henry and Cunegonde are buried there. The Imperial Cathedral also houses the only papal tomb north of the Alps. 
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Bamberg Wurtzbourg
Dominating the Main River from high above, this monument visible from afar is the Marienberg... more+ Fortress. For centuries, it was the seat of the prince-bishops of Würzburg. Even crossing the Old Main Bridge (Alte Mainbrücke) with its oversized stone statues is an experience in itself. From the Marienberg, there is a magnificent view of the vineyards and the towers of around 60 churches. The Würzburg Residence, the city palace of the prince-bishops, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981. When visiting the baroque palace on the edge of the city center, the courtyard garden reveals itself as a green gem. 
Optional services: Würzburg: city sips, more+
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Wurtzbourg Miltenberg
The charming little town of Miltenberg entered history in 1237 and quickly became very prosperous.... more+ Located on a bend in the Main River, the town enchants visitors with its beautiful half-timbered houses, the famous "Schnatterloch" gate tower, and what is probably the oldest inn in Germany. Even Wallenstein stayed here. Imposing half-timbered gables form the characteristic backdrop to the medieval market square. Mildenburg Castle towers over the idyllic town on the hill. The Romans had advanced as far as the Main River and secured this strategically important location with a fort. 
Optional services: Miltenberg: half-timbered tales and regional flavors, more+
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Miltenberg Mainz
The capital of Rhineland-Palatinate, Mainz, is located directly on the Rhine. The beautiful St.... more+ Martin's Cathedral is one of the city's special attractions, as are numerous monuments and fountains. Spacious parks and green spaces invite visitors to take contemplative walks. A visit to the Electoral Palace is not to be missed. Historic buildings bear witness to an eventful history, from its beginnings in Roman times 2,000 years ago to the present day. The Haus zum Stein in the city center is the oldest residential house in Mainz that has been preserved since the Middle Ages. 
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Mainz Strasbourg
From the very first minute, Strasbourg in France enchants visitors with its colorful half-timbered... more+ houses, splendid Wilhelminian architecture, trendy new neighborhoods, and fascinating museums. Even a short visit leaves a lasting impression thanks to the many sources of inspiration! In the picturesque Petite France district, you can savor the moment with a tarte flambée, before the imposing cathedral with its stained glass windows and arcades invites you on a journey back in time to the Gothic era. Those who are not afraid of heights should definitely climb the 332 steps to the observation deck to see the Vosges and the Black Forest in the distance. 
Optional services: Strasbourg: city tour with photo stops and walking tour, more+
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Strasbourg Breisach
Although large parts of the city were almost completely destroyed during World War II, Breisach has... more+ a variety of beautiful monuments. St. Stephen's Cathedral, the symbol of the city, fascinates visitors with its well-known treasures. The lively Rhine Gate, which has been converted into a museum, captivates visitors with the city's historical past. If that's not enough, an extensive tour of the romantic and historic churches will convince you. Culture lovers will get their money's worth. 
Optional services: Breisach: Excursion to Colmar, more+
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Breisach Basel
Basel is a city of striking contrasts. Located on the border between Switzerland, Germany, and... more+ France, visitors to this city discover a unique blend of more than 2,000 years of history and modernity. In Basel's urban landscape, historic 15th-century buildings combine with ultra-modern architecture to form an exciting yet harmonious overall picture. The city's main landmark is the 800-year-old Basel Cathedral. Directly behind the cathedral, visitors can enjoy a magnificent view of the old town and the famous Mittlere Brücke (Middle Bridge) over the Rhine from the terrace of the Palatinate. The red Town Hall and the Spalen Gate are also must-sees during a visit. Finally, Basel's 40 or so museums are an attraction for art and culture lovers from all over Europe. 
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included

The price includes
English- and German-speaking tour guide throughout the cruise
All day long, high-quality hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages and a selection of alcoholic beverages
High Tea: once a trip, a selection of sweet and savory treats such as scones, sandwiches, cupcakes, chocolates and macaroons. A variety of teas are available to accompany
Freshly stocked daily minibar and reusable water bottle in cabin
Welcome cocktail
Beauty products selected by RITUALS
WIFI
Tips for the crew
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
French- and Spanish-speaking guides are available upon request during excursions
Transfers
Flights
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Additional information
Languages spoken on board: English and German
The excursions listed here may not be available on your itinerary. You will receive further information on bookable excursions with your travel documents and on board
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request
Activities and excursions upon request more+

Activities

Budapest: Discovering the Highlights
Join our unforgettable city tour and explore the most iconic sights of Hungary's enchanting capital. Start your journey on the vibrant Pest side, where our comfortable bus will whisk you away to the magnificent St. Stephen's Basilica. Stroll through its... more+ stunning interior and soak in the history and beauty. Next, we drive along to the majestic Heroes' Square, glide down the elegant Andrássy Avenue past the State Opera, and navigate through the bustling city center and Grand Boulevard. But the adventure doesn't stop there! Our panoramic tour on the picturesque Buda side offers breathtaking views from the comfort of your seat. Marvel at the grandeur of the Gellért Hotel, the towering Gellért Hill, and the historic Castle District. Capture the perfect photo opposite the Parliament and enjoy the scenic drive along the Pest quay, with a stunning panorama of the historic Buda Castle. 
Not included 35 € / people
Budapest: Vintage Car Exploration – Castle District
Begin a captivating journey through Budapest in a classic car trot, with each stop revealing a piece of the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Explore the majestic Buda Castle District, a landmark that towers over Budapest from the heights of Várhegy... more+ Hill. Marvel at the panoramic view that spreads out before you, offering a breathtaking view of the city's architectural splendor and the meandering Danube.
Our exploration tour also takes us to the tranquil Garden of Philosophy, where the greenery forms the backdrop for sculptures depicting the leading thinkers and founders of the world's religions.
Join us on this extraordinary tour, where each stop tells a story of cultural diversity, architectural wonders and the timeless wisdom of the centuries.
Note: The driver will provide orientation instructions in English. On request, you can book an expert tour guide to accompany you. The tour requires an exact number of 2 people. 
Not included 99 € / people
Bratislava: An Experience Through Time
Experience the captivating capital of Slovakia: Bratislava. This historic city, located at the junction of Slovakia, Hungary, and Austria, has long been a meeting point for various cultures. Once known as the coronation city of Hungarian kings, Bratislava now... more+ exudes a blend of historical charm and modern dynamism. During a walking tour of the old town, admire the splendid Gothic and Baroque buildings that make the city an architectural gem. Everywhere you feel the transformation, as numerous historic buildings have been meticulously restored to preserve the city’s heritage. Stroll through the narrow streets, past medieval churches and vibrant squares that reflect Bratislava's rich and eventful history.

A short ride on the 'Bimmelbahn' (tourist train) and a taste of a local Slovak delicacy, offering a delicious insight into the regional cuisine, complete this delightful excursion. 
Not included 35 € / people
Vienna: city tour
Vienna, the capital of Austria, is a city of superlatives and delights every visitor. First, you will drive via the Urania to Schwarzenberg- and Karlsplatz, past the Musikvereinssaal to the State Opera. Afterwards you will take a leisurely walk from the... more+ famous Hofburg, the imperial to the medieval Vienna. At St. Stephen's Cathedral you will have some free time to visit the cathedral from the inside, visit a typical Viennese coffee house or take a Fiaker ride. Afterwards, stroll through the famous Kärntner Strasse back to the bus. Now the tour continues along the Ringstrasse, passing magnificent buildings rich in tradition such as the Parliament, the City Hall and the Burgtheater. A short photo stop rounds off the program here before the bus takes you past the University and Votive Church back to the ship. 
Not included 39 € / people
Vienna: a visit to Schönbrunn Palace
Your excursion begins with a bus transfer to one of Austria's most beautiful and famous buildings: Schönbrunn Palace. Originally built as a hunting lodge, it was later transformed into a magnificent Baroque palace and served as a summer residence for Maria... more+ Theresa for official occasions. Under the expert guidance of your guide, you'll have the opportunity to discover the highlights of the lavish interior. Admire the opulent rooms, richly adorned with artworks and historical furniture, and be captivated by the history and splendor of the Habsburg monarchy.

Please note that there are some stairs in the palace, and the pathways are short. After your visit, the bus will take you back to your ship. 
Not included 69 € / people
Dürnstein: visit to Melk abbey, a Baroque world heritage site
Situated high above the Danube, Melk Abbey is considered one of the most magnificent Baroque ensembles in Europe. The tour begins in the Prelate's Courtyard, whose elegant design reflects the splendor of the Baroque monastery complex. You will then explore... more+ the former Imperial Rooms – now a museum – which offer insights into the history of the abbey and the stays of imperial guests.
A highlight is the magnificent Marble Hall with its ornate ceiling, followed by the Altane, an open terrace with spectacular views over the Danube Valley. Particularly impressive is the Abbey Library, with over 80,000 volumes and the monumental ceiling painting by Paul Troger. Finally, you have the opportunity to independently visit the Baroque Abbey Church – another architectural highlight full of ornamentation and spiritual radiance. 
Not included 69 € / people
Dürnstein: cycling in the Wachau region
Experience the picturesque Wachau Valley by bike on a breathtaking tour from Dürnstein to Melk! The Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known for its enchanting landscape, idyllic vineyards, and historic sites along the Danube. Your bike tour... more+ begins in the charming town of Dürnstein, which, with its imposing castle ruins, sits enthroned along the Danube. After picking up your bikes, you'll cycle along well-maintained paths along the Danube, surrounded by rolling hills and endless vineyards. During the ride, you'll pass through picturesque villages and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery of the Wachau Valley to the fullest. After this sporty and cultural journey of discovery, you'll relax and return to the ship – an unforgettable experience in one of Austria's most beautiful regions. 
Not included 99 € / people
Passau: Passau Baroque splendours
Discover the baroque splendor of Passau on a guided tour of this picturesque city, renowned for its impressive architecture and rich history. The tour takes you through the charming streets of the old town, where the influence of the baroque style is clearly... more+ visible in many buildings and churches.
Pass by the famous St. Stephen's Cathedral, one of the most beautiful Baroque churches in Germany, and admire its magnificent facade while learning about the history and significance of this iconic building. Stroll through the narrow streets and admire the many Baroque buildings that characterize the city. From imposing facades to ornate decorations, Passau's Baroque splendor is sure to captivate you. This excursion not only offers you a glimpse of the city's architectural treasures, but also the opportunity to discover Passau's history and culture up close. 
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Regensburg: history and traditions
Experience unforgettable historical and culinary moments in Regensburg, a city with over 2,000 years of history. The old town, with its narrow streets, imposing cathedral, and countless monuments, offers an impressive panorama.

Your excursion begins on... more+ board the ship, where you will meet your guide. During this tour, you will discover the historic site of Regensburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and learn more about its main places of interest and its eventful history.

A highlight of the excursion is a visit to the historic Wurstkuchl, located on the banks of the Danube and in operation for over 500 years. In the past, stonemasons, dock workers, and boatmen came here to eat—and many traditions are still alive today.

Enjoy homemade sausages made from pure pork, as well as the Wurstkuchl's famous mustard, made according to Elsa Schricker's original recipe. This excursion combines history and culinary delights for a truly unforgettable experience. 
Not included 25 € / people
Nuremberg: major sites and history
Begin your exploration of Nuremberg directly from the port with a pleasant bus ride to the heart of this historically rich city. Along the way, you will pass remarkable monuments such as the former site of the Nazi Party Congresses, including the impressive... more+ Zeppelin Field—a powerful reminder of 20th-century German history.

Upon arrival in the old town, your guided walking tour begins. Highlights include the castle's panoramic terrace offering views of the Imperial Castle, the house of artist Albrecht Dürer, the majestic St. Sebald Church, and the historic town hall. On the bustling main market square, you'll feel the vibrant spirit of the city and see iconic landmarks such as the Beautiful Fountain and St. Mary's Church.

After the guided portion, enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace, shop for souvenirs, or relax with a Franconian specialty at a local café. Your excursion ends with a comfortable ride back to the ship, taking with you a wealth of impressions from one of Germany's most culturally and historically significant cities. Subject to change without notice. Please note that not all of the excursions mentioned may be available on your itinerary. You will receive further information about bookable excursions with your travel documents and on board. 
Not included 49 € / people
Würzburg: city sips
Würzburg is a city defined by its rich history, sacred architecture, and, above all, its wine. Nestled in the heart of Franconia's renowned wine region, it offers a captivating blend of ecclesiastical heritage and vinicultural tradition. The city is famed... more+ for its elegant wineries, deep wine cellars, and the iconic Bocksbeutel bottle — a true symbol of the region.
Your guided city walk begins in the vibrant old town, where every step reveals layers of Würzburg’s storied past. As one of the most important ecclesiastical centers of the Middle Ages, the city is home to over 60 churches. Among the highlights on your route are the Romanesque Cathedral of St. Kilian, the Church of Our Lady, and the Neumünster — each a testament to the city’s religious and cultural influence. You’ll also stop outside the magnificent Residence Palace, an architectural jewel of European Baroque and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The tour culminates on the Old Main Bridge, a favorite gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. Here, a Franconian wine expert awaits you with a small but select tasting. Enjoy two regional wines, perfectly paired with the breathtaking scenery: the river flowing beneath you, the towers of Marienberg Fortress rising in the distance, and the picturesque silhouette of the Käppele pilgrimage church. It’s a moment that captures the essence of Würzburg — historic, flavorful, and unforgettable — before you return to the ship.

Subject to change without notice. Please note that not all excursions listed may be available on your itinerary. You will receive further information about the bookable excursions with your travel documents as well as on board. 
Not included 29 € / people
Miltenberg: half-timbered tales and regional flavors
Nestled between the wooded hills of Spessart and Odenwald, the charming town of Miltenberg captivates visitors with its red sandstone buildings, beautifully preserved half-timbered houses, and a lovingly restored castle perched above the Main River.

Your... more+ guided walking tour begins right at the pier, where local guides will lead you to the historic market square—the famous Schnatterloch, considered one of the most beautiful squares in Germany. Here, stunning half-timbered houses from the 14th to 17th centuries form a backdrop that makes you feel like you've stepped into a fairy tale.

As you stroll through the narrow streets of the town, you will discover impressive monuments such as the old town hall and the legendary Gasthaus Zum Riesen, reputed to be one of the oldest inns in Germany. Along the way, enjoy a tasting of "Öbbes Leggers," a delicious regional specialty that offers an authentic taste of Franconian flavor. After the tour, take some time to explore Miltenberg at your leisure—whether it's strolling through the quaint shops or relaxing in one of the welcoming local cafes.

Subject to change without notice. Please note that not all of the excursions mentioned may be available on your itinerary. You will receive further information about bookable excursions with your travel documents and on board. 
Not included 19 € / people
Strasbourg: city tour with photo stops and walking tour
Visit Strasbourg and get to know the city in Alsace on our sightseeing tour today. We will be picked up directly at the ship and together we will take a tour of about one hour, passing by the most important sights. On the way, you will listen to the guide's... more+ explanations and learn many exciting details about the famous buildings in Strasbourg. Afterwards, we'll get off the bus and explore the famous Petite France district, which is very popular with visitors, on foot. On our walk, which lasts about 40 minutes, we will see, among other things, the Barrage Vauban covered dam bridge, which was built back in the 17th century.
We stroll through the cobblestone streets, enjoying views of the idyllic canals and discovering details on the well-preserved half-timbered houses. The narrow streets here are lined with countless cafes, restaurants and souvenir stores. Our destination is one of the highlights of the excursion: the world-famous Strasbourg Cathedral, which you can now visit on your own. Afterwards, you will have three quarters of an hour to look around the city on your own before we set off together on the twenty-minute walk to Place de Etoile. There the bus will be waiting for us and we will start the return journey to the dock of our ship. 
Not included 54 € / people
Breisach: Excursion to Colmar
Experience the fairytale charm of Alsace on an excursion to Colmar—a city where history, culture, and beauty blend harmoniously. From Breisach, the journey takes you through idyllic vineyards and villages across the border into France.

In Colmar, you... more+ will discover the romantic old town with its narrow streets, colorful half-timbered houses, and flower-decorated canals, accompanied by a local guide. Highlights include the ornate Maison des Têtes and the imposing Saint-Martin Collegiate Church – impressive testimonies to the city's eventful history.

Savour the inimitable Alsatian lifestyle, where tradition and elegance meet at every turn. 
Not included 65 € / people

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