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Strasbourg, Frankfurt, Nuremberg, Vienna: 13 days in the heart of Europe’s waterways

Main features
Boat type: péniche
Number of cabins: 95
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
Basel
Basel is a city of striking contrasts. Located on the border between Switzerland, Germany, and... more+ France, visitors to this city experience a unique blend of over 2,000 years of history and modernity. In Basel's urban landscape, historic buildings from the 15th century complement the most modern architecture to form an exciting yet harmonious overall picture. The city's main landmark is the 800-year-old Basel Cathedral. Just 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 when visiting the city. Finally, Basel's 40 or so museums are an attraction for art and culture lovers from all over Europe. 
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Basel Strasbourg
From the very first minute, Strasbourg enchants visitors with its colorful half-timbered houses,... more+ sumptuous Wilhelminian architecture, trendy new neighborhoods, and fascinating museums. Even a short visit leaves a lasting impression thanks to its many inspiring sights! 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 flying buttresses 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 catch a glimpse of 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 Mannheim
The city of Mannheim is located on the Rhine, directly opposite Ludwigshafen in Baden-Württemberg.... more+ The castle is the city's landmark and is located not far from the river. But the water tower and, in February, the street carnival are also famous in this city, which is only a few kilometers from Heidelberg. The squares around which the city center is laid out are particularly attractive. The city center is large, with plenty of shopping opportunities and enough cafes to take a break. 
Optional services: Mannheim: in the footsteps of Carl Benz, Mannheim/Ludwigshafen: Heidelberg – barrels of history, more+
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Mannheim Francfort
Connected to the Danube by the Main-Danube Canal, Frankfurt is one of Germany's most unique cities.... more+ It is the only city with a skyline of skyscrapers. The view of the metropolis from the MAIN TOWER observation deck is a very special experience. However, Frankfurt is not only a very modern and lively city, it also offers its visitors a wealth of history. For example, the Römer and St. Paul's Church are among the most famous historical sites in Germany. And when it comes to art and culture, Frankfurt is also an absolute hotspot. With nearly 40 museums and exhibition halls, Frankfurt's Museum Embankment is one of the most important international museum sites. 
Optional services: Frankfurt: Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen & Applewine, more+
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Francfort Wertheim
Where the Tauber River flows into the Main River lies the small town of Wertheim. Magnificent... more+ half-timbered buildings characterize the shape of the market square. One of the town's attractions is the parish church, which dates back to the Gothic period. Inside, the Counts of Wertheim, who ruled here from the 15th to the 18th century, found their final resting place. Other tourist attractions include the glass museum and an imposing castle perched on a mountain above the town. 
Optional services: Wertheim: tales of medieval times, more+
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Wertheim Wurtzbourg
Dominating the Main from afar, this landmark visible from everywhere is the Marienberg Fortress.... more+ For centuries, it was the seat of the prince-bishops of Würzburg. Even the walk across the old Main bridge with its imposing 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, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 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 Bamberg
The city of Bamberg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, enchants visitors with its beautiful old town,... more+ which invites them to stroll 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 pub is legendary, and locals and tourists alike enjoy smoked beer and Bamberg onions there. Bamberg's Romanesque cathedral, dedicated to St. Peter and St. George, 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. 
Optional services: Bamberg: history & architecture, more+
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Bamberg Nuremberg
Nuremberg is an independent city in Bavaria, not far from Fürth. Medieval architecture can still... more+ be seen throughout the city today. The old city walls and imperial castle bear witness to days long gone. 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 the Albrecht Dürer House and the Toy Museum, are popular attractions in the city. 
Optional services: Nuremberg: major sites and history, more+
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Nuremberg 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 remaining medieval city in Germany. Due to its beauty and historical significance, the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2006. Ratisbon's landmark 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 hall where important personalities are honored and is also known throughout Germany. 
Optional services: Ratisbonne: the Thurn & Taxis Palace, more+
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Ratisbonne 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 unique cities. But it's not just the city's location on three rivers that is exceptional; Passau also offers its visitors many remarkable attractions. Dominating the city is the Oberhaus Fortress, an impressive 13th-century fortress. Passau's old town is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture, particularly St. Stephen's Cathedral with its characteristic bulbous domes and the world's largest cathedral organ with nearly 18,000 pipes. 
Optional services: Passau: The Baroque Splendor of Passau, more+
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Passau Linz
Linz is the capital of the province of Upper Austria. Around the central square, churches,... more+ beautiful facades, and charming shops invite you to take a stroll through the old town. Anyone visiting should definitely stop at one of the cozy cafés and try the world-famous Linz cake, because it tastes best in its country of origin. The Pöstlingberg offers a dreamlike panorama and can be reached on foot or conveniently by mountain railway. From the observation deck and the baroque pilgrimage church, we recommend a trip to the Grottenbahn, an enchanting fairy-tale world that will make the eyes of children and adults alike light up. 
Optional services: Linz: Walking Tour, Linz: Salzburg Highlights (without lunch), more+
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Linz Melk Vienne
Melk has earned itself a fine reputation as the gateway to the Wachau region. Anyone approaching... more+ this historic town on the Danube will soon discover Melk Abbey, perched high above the river. The abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is well worth a visit at any time of year. The impressive Baroque complex has been maintained by Benedictine monks since 1089. Culture, faith, and science come together in the monastery's magnificent halls.
The capital of Austria is one of those cities that every traveler should visit at least once in 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 is no wonder 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, especially its emblem, St. Stephen's Cathedral, 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: Melk: stories from Artstetten Castle, more+
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Disembarkation takes place after breakfast.
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included

The price includes
English- and German-speaking tour guide throughout the cruise
Beauty products selected by RITUALS
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
All day long, high-quality hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages and a selection of alcoholic beverages
Freshly stocked daily minibar and reusable water bottle in cabin
Welcome cocktail
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
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request
Activities and excursions upon request more+

Activities

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
Mannheim: in the footsteps of Carl Benz
Discover Mannheim, the city where Carl Benz changed the world with the invention of the automobile. This fascinating walking tour takes you to the heart of a place that became the cradle of innovation and technical excellence.
As you walk along the... more+ Augustaanlage, your guide will tell you the story of Benz's revolutionary three-wheeled car, which made its first journey in Mannheim in 1886—a moment that marked the birth of modern mobility.
As you walk along the "Kurpfalz Mile of Innovation," you'll discover iconic monuments and sites that highlight the city's many contributions to science, technology, and culture in the 19th and 20th centuries.
More than just a tour of the automobile, it is an inspiring journey into the heart of the spirit of invention, tracing how Mannheim became a driving force of industrial progress and continues to shape the future today. 
Not included 19 € / people
Mannheim/Ludwigshafen: Heidelberg – barrels of history
Heidelberg is often described as one of Germany's most picturesque cities, offering a romantic blend of majestic castle ruins, a charming historic city center, and an idyllic setting along the Neckar River, surrounded by green hills. Its timeless beauty has... more+ inspired poets, painters, and visitors from around the world for centuries.

After a scenic bus ride through beautiful countryside, your tour begins with a visit to the famous Heidelberg Castle, perched about 90 meters above the city. On a guided tour, explore its impressive ruins, the vast courtyard and castle gardens, and the panoramic terrace offering breathtaking views of the Neckar Valley and the city below. A must-see highlight is the Grosses Fass (Great Barrel), the world's largest wine barrel, preserved in the historic cellars.

The tour continues with a pleasant stroll through Heidelberg's old town, where you will pass iconic monuments such as the Old Bridge (Alte Brücke), the Church of the Holy Spirit (Heiliggeistkirche) and a maze of cobbled streets steeped in centuries of history. Your guide will share stories about Heidelberg's rich past, its prestigious university, and its cultural significance.

Before returning to the boat, enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace—whether it's sipping coffee with a view of the castle or browsing local shops and artisan workshops. This excursion beautifully combines history, scenery, and romance for an unforgettable experience. 
Not included 75 € / people
Frankfurt: Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen & Applewine
Experience Frankfurt from its typical Hessian side!

On this guided tour you switch from "Hibbdebach" (on this side of the Main) to "Dribbdebach" (on the other side of the Main) and gain exciting insights into the history and culture of the Main... more+ metropolis.

Your walk starts in the Old Town on the "Hibbdebach" side with a view of the sights on the banks of the Main. Your guide will tell you lively anecdotes from the city's history. Cross the famous Iron Bridge to Sachsenhausen - the traditional "Dribbdebach". Here you will discover quaint Frankfurt with its cozy apple wine pubs.

Finally, enjoy a glass of the regional cult drink in a typical "Ebbelwoi" pub. A perfect blend of history, culture and enjoyment - the ideal way to experience Frankfurt authentically!


Subject to change. Please note that this excursion may be more expensive on board and that not all of the excursions listed may be available on your route. You will receive further information on the bookable excursions with your travel documents and on board. 
Not included 25 € / people
Wertheim: tales of medieval times
Upon your arrival in Wertheim, our classic city walking tour begins through this charming town, picturesquely located at the confluence of the Main and Tauber rivers.
Let yourself be enchanted by the quaint alleys, lined with delightful half-timbered houses... more+ and the historic city wall. A highlight of your tour is the lively market square, surrounded by historic buildings and long considered the center of civic life. Important markets and events were once held here, and the atmosphere still reflects the town’s rich history.
Towering majestically above the town, Wertheim Castle offers an impressive sight and tells the story of the city's importance in the Middle Ages. Though now a ruin, it vividly conveys the history and former power the city once held. In addition, Wertheim boasts remarkable buildings such as the Collegiate Church and St. Martin’s Chapel, both of which captivate with their impressive architecture and historical significance.

The itinerary is subject to change. Please note that not all listed excursions may be available on your itinerary. You will receive more information about the bookable excursions with your travel documents as well as on board. 
Not included 20 € / people
Würzburg: city sips
Würzburg is a city defined by its rich history, its sacred architecture, and, above all, its wine. Nestled in the heart of the famous Franconian wine region, it offers a captivating blend of ecclesiastical heritage and winemaking tradition. The city is... more+ renowned for its elegant vineyards, deep wine cellars, and its iconic Bocksbeutel bottle—a true symbol of the region.
Your guided tour of the city begins in the vibrant Old Town, where every step reveals the many layers of Würzburg’s historical past. As one of the most important ecclesiastical centers of the Middle Ages, the city is home to more than 60 churches. Highlights of your tour include the Romanesque St. Kilian’s Cathedral, the Church of Our Lady, and the Neumünster—each a testament to the city’s religious and cultural influence. You’ll also stop in front of the magnificent Residence Palace, an architectural gem 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 for a small but carefully curated tasting. Savor two regional wines, perfectly paired with a breathtaking landscape: the river flowing beneath your feet, the towers of the Marienberg Fortress rising in the distance, and the picturesque silhouette of the Käppele pilgrimage church. It is a moment that captures the essence of Würzburg—historic, delightful, and unforgettable—before your return to the ship.

Subject to change without notice. Please note that not all listed excursions will necessarily be available on your itinerary. You will receive additional information about bookable excursions with your travel documents as well as onboard. 
Not included 29 € / people
Bamberg: history & architecture
Upon arrival at the Bamberg port on the Main-Danube Canal, the tour continues by coach to the city’s concert hall. This modern building, home to the Bamberg Symphony – Bavarian State Philharmonic, marks the starting point of your guided walking tour. From... more+ here on, the excursion takes place entirely on foot. See the monumental Bamberg Cathedral (Dom), dedicated to Saints Peter and George. With its four towering spires, this Romanesque church offers a striking visual highlight. If conditions allow, a visit to the cathedral’s interior will also be included. The tour continues around Domplatz, where a variety of architectural styles and historic buildings await. Among the highlights are the historic complex of the Alte Hofhaltung and the splendid 17th-century Neue Residenz with its beautifully landscaped Rose Garden—just two of many sights in this part of Bamberg’s Old Town.Your guide then leads you down to the Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus), one of Bamberg’s most iconic landmarks, dramatically built in the middle of the Regnitz River. The tour concludes in the city center, leaving you ideally placed to continue exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site at your leisure.


Subject to change. Please note that this excursion may be more expensive on board and that not all of the excursions listed may be available on your route. You will receive further information on the bookable excursions with your travel documents and on board. 
Not included 29 € / 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
Ratisbonne: the Thurn & Taxis Palace
Discover one of Regensburg's most prestigious sites with a tour of the Thurn und Taxis Palace—the residence of a noble family whose legacy has shaped European communication for centuries. Emerging in the 16th century, the Thurn und Taxis family pioneered... more+ the establishment of the European postal system, securing them great influence and immense wealth.
Your guided tour will take you through the majestic halls and richly decorated rooms of this impressive palace, where opulent furnishings, magnificent ceiling frescoes, and precious works of art reflect the power and taste of this remarkable dynasty.
As you walk through the salons and apartments, you will discover the family's role in political, economic, and cultural affairs throughout European history—a true immersion in aristocratic life.
Note: A group shuttle will take you from the boat to the palace. After the guided tour, you will return to the boat on foot at your own pace (approximately a 15–20-minute walk through the city center). You can also take this opportunity to explore Regensburg at your leisure. 
Not included 75 € / people
Passau: The Baroque Splendor of Passau
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. 
Not included
Linz: Walking Tour
Linz is the capital of the state of Upper Austria and, with approximately 207,000 inhabitants, the third-largest city in Austria after Vienna and Graz. Today, Linz is an environmentally conscious city of culture and academia, stretching along both sides of... more+ the Danube. On today’s walk, we will turn toward the nearby Old Town. Impressive facades of historic buildings captivate every visitor. There, we will also find the Old Town Hall and the Old Cathedral.
The Baroque Main Square of Linz, with an area of around 13,200 m², is one of the largest enclosed squares in Austria. In the center of the square stands the impressive Trinity Column made of white marble.
Not the tallest but the largest church in Austria is the Linz Mariendom (Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception), also called the "New Cathedral." Stroll with us through the narrow lanes of the Old Town, where we turn our attention to other pleasures after so much culture.
The guided tour ends in the center, leaving you with plenty of time to explore on your own before strolling back to the ship. 
Not included 29 € / people
Linz: Salzburg Highlights (without lunch)
Discover the highlights of Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart, on a full-day excursion from Linz. After a scenic transfer through the picturesque landscapes of Upper Austria, you will arrive in the baroque old town of Salzburg, a UNESCO World Heritage... more+ Site.
Your guided tour takes you to the city’s most iconic sights. Explore Cathedral Square, stroll through the Getreidegasse—Mozart’s birthplace—and admire the view of Hohensalzburg Fortress towering above the city. The old town of Salzburg enchants visitors with its winding lanes, elegant architecture, and historic charm.
Along the way, you’ll learn about Salzburg’s rich cultural heritage and fascinating past. After the city tour, enjoy some free time: soak in the atmosphere, relax in a café, or browse charming boutiques.
Note: Lunch is not included, but a packed lunch will be provided by the ship. At the end of your visit, you’ll return comfortably to Linz. 
Not included 115 € / people
Melk: stories from Artstetten Castle
Just a few minutes from Melk, nestled in the heart of the rolling hills of the Wachau region, stands Artstetten Castle, straight out of a picture book. Formerly the summer retreat of the Habsburg family, it is now a place where history beats to the rhythm of... more+ personal stories and intimate emotions.
Your visit begins with a special meeting with a member of the family of Princess Anita Hohenberg, great-granddaughter of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, who will share with you unpublished stories and memories about life at the castle and those who lived there. Special attention is paid to Franz Ferdinand—a key historical figure whose assassination in 1914 precipitated the outbreak of World War I.
During a guided tour, explore the richly furnished rooms of the castle and the Franz Ferdinand Museum, which displays original letters, personal items, and moving testimonies about the life of the imperial family. You will discover a fascinating human and political side to the Habsburg dynasty.
After the tour, stroll freely through the magnificent castle grounds, where a serene atmosphere reigns under the shade of old trees and facing an exceptional panorama of the rolling landscapes of the Wachau. This excursion is a rare encounter, combining aristocratic history, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality—an unforgettable interlude in the heart of one of Austria's most beautiful regions. 
Not included 99 € / people

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