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Six nights on four legendary rivers: explore Luxembourg, Trier, Cochem, Heidelberg, and Strasbourg, with wine cellars, medieval castles, and riverside landscapes

Main characteristics
Type of boat: river boat
Number of cabins: 72
Maximum capacity: 143 travelers
Crew members: 25

Cabins

Double Cabin - Cat A - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with high sliding windows. Premium location cabins.
Double Cabin - Cat B - Upper Deck
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with high sliding windows. Cabins with an "intermediate" location.
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NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice for technical reasons (decision of the captain).

Sailing itineraries

Sailing itineraries
Luxembourg
Boarding at 6pm. Introduction to the crew and welcome cocktail. Dinner on board. Evening... see+ entertainment. 
Accommodation: Night on board
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Luxembourg Sarrebourg
Optional morning excursion: guided tour of Luxembourg City. Departure by coach from Remich to... see+ Luxembourg. Built on a plateau intersected by ravines, the capital of the Grand Duchy resembles a stage set. A guided walking tour of the historic center will introduce you to many of the city's special attractions: the Place d'Armes, the Place de la Constitution, the government district, the Corniche, the Old Town, the Grand Ducal Palace (exterior), the Place Guillaume II.

In the afternoon, optional excursion: visit the Caves St Martin and wine tasting. In 1919, in the aftermath of the First World War, the Caves St Martin were founded. In the heart of these underground galleries, dug almost a kilometer deep, you'll discover the secrets of Luxembourg wine. Afterwards, transfer to the historic center of Remich for some free time. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Moselle, this small Luxembourg town is nestled in a sublime panorama of vineyards and dense forests that surround it like an amphitheater. Discover its facades and gates adorned with Roman and Baroque remains, its picturesque lanes and a sculpture by artist Will Lofy representing the Roman god of Wine.

Sailing to Sarrebourg.

Evening entertainment. 
Optional services: Visit to the Caves St Martin and wine tasting, Guided tour of Luxembourg City, see+
Accommodation: Night on board
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Sarrebourg Trier
Morning sailing on the Saar and Moselle rivers to Trier. Arrival in Trier late morning.

In the... see+ afternoon, optional excursion: guided tour of Trier. Discover Trier's Roman cultural heritage, its view of the Moselle and its magnificent landscape. Known as one of the seats of Roman imperial power, a major center of early Christianity and a dynamic medieval city, Trier has preserved valuable architectural features from all three periods. See the amphitheatre, the imperial baths, the Roman basilica, the famous Porta Nigra, conceived as both a fortress and a monument, and St. Peter's Cathedral from the Middle Ages.

Evening entertainment. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Trier, see+
Accommodation: Night on board
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Trier Cochem Koblenz
Optional morning excursion: guided tour of Cochem Castle. Transfer to Cochem Castle by minibus. The... see+ Reichsburg dominates the Moselle in all its splendor. Guided tour of this magnificent castle dating from the year 1000. Destroyed in the 17th century, it was completely rebuilt in neo-Gothic style according to old plans. It features graceful turrets topped with bell towers. After your visit to the castle, enjoy some free time in the town. As you wind your way through the narrow, winding streets, you'll come across half-timbered houses with slate roofs and the town hall square, steeped in history.

Afternoon sailing on the Moselle to Koblenz.

Arrival in Koblenz. Discover the old town with the entertainment team. Koblenz is a city in the "corner of Germany", at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers. You'll catch a glimpse of the city's historic center, as well as the "Die Deutsche Eck" statue of Emperor Wilhelm I at the confluence of the two rivers. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Cochem Castle, see+
Accommodation: Night on board
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Koblenz Rüdesheim
Morning sailing in the beautiful valley of the Romantic Rhine. With its castles, historic towns,... see+ vineyards and the famous Loreley Rock, the sublime landscape, deeply linked to history and legend, has inspired numerous writers, painters and composers. Arrival in Rüdesheim in the late morning.

In the afternoon, optional excursion: small train, wine tasting and museum of mechanical music in Rüdesheim. Departure by tourist train for a guided tour of the Rüdesheim vineyards. Wine tasting in the historic cellars of the Bassenheimer Hof, a 16th-century stately home. Then on to the Siegfrieds Mechanisches Musikkabinett museum, housed in a historic 15th-century building. It houses an impressive collection of mechanical musical instruments, one of the largest and most beautiful collections from the 18th to the 20th centuries.

In the evening, the famous Drosselgasse awaits you with its many "guinguettes".

Depart for Mannheim by boat in the late evening. 
Optional services: Mini-train ride, wine tasting and visit to the Mechanical Music Museum in Rüdesheim, see+
Accommodation: Night on board
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Rüdesheim Mannheim Heidelberg
Optional excursion: guided tour of Heidelberg. Departure by coach for Heidelberg, the symbol of... see+ German Romanticism. Meet your guides at Heidelberg Castle, where you'll discover the exterior of this magnificent, partly ruined pink sandstone castle. Since the end of the 18th century, the castle ruins have inspired painters and poets, who saw them as a symbol of the greatness and decadence of human endeavors. Goethe, Hölderlin, Uhland and Eichendorff celebrated the castle landscape, while many painters chose it as their motif. Discover the geometric terraces of the Palatinate Garden, the "Hortus Palatinus", once considered the "eighth wonder of the world". Your guides will take you on a tour of the old town. Admire the exterior of the Church of the Holy Spirit, built between 1398 and 1441 as the burial place of the Prince Electors.

Return on board to Heidelberg. Afternoon sailing.

Gala evening. 
Optional services: Guided tour of Heidelberg, see+
Accommodation: Night on board
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Heidelberg Strasbourg
Buffet breakfast on board. Disembarkation at 9 a.m. End of our services
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Included

The price includes
Bed linen, towels, shower gel and shampoo
Drinks included on board (excluding special cards)
Onboard entertainment
Assistance from the onboard entertainment team
Welcome cocktail
The gala evening
Assistance / repatriation insurance
Port taxes
French-speaking and English-speaking guides
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Drinks on special menus
Drinks consumed during excursions (except for full-day excursions with lunch at the restaurant) or transfers
Cancellation/luggage insurance
Optional excursion
Transfers
Routing
Personal expenses
Transfer from the airport to the port
Transfer from the port to the airport
Guides speaking Spanish and Italian for groups only
Possible fuel price increases
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Tips for guides and/or crew
Filovent cancellation insurance see+
Filovent comprehensive insurance see+
Further information
Excursions must be added at least two weeks before the cruise departure date. Any changes made after the reservation has been confirmed will incur a €50 change fee per booking
Optional excursions are subject to availability and must be booked in advance before departure
Languages spoken on board: English and French
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request
Activities and excursions on request see+

Activities

Visit to the Caves St Martin and wine tasting
A guided walking tour will introduce you to several of the city’s unique attractions: Place d’Armes, Place de la Constitution, the government district, the Corniche, the Old Town, the Grand Ducal Palace (exterior), and Place Guillaume II.Then return to... see+ Remich. Visit a wine cellar(1) and enjoy a wine tasting*. Deep within the underground tunnels, which stretch for nearly a kilometer, you’ll discover the secrets of wine. Return to the boat.NOTES(1) If unavailable, a visit to another winery.Times are approximate and may be subject to change depending on navigation conditions.The order of the visits may be changed.*Excessive alcohol consumption is hazardous to your health; please drink in moderation. 
Not included $95 / pers.
Guided tour of Luxembourg City
Built on a plateau interspersed with ravines, the capital of the Grand Duchy resembles a real theater set. The guided foot tour of the historic center will introduce you to several of the city's specific attractions: Place d'Armes, Place de la Constitution,... see+ the government district, the Corniche, the old town, the Grand Ducal Palace (exterior), and Place Guillaume II. Free time, then return to the boat in Remich.NOTESTimes are given as a guide only and may be subject to change depending on navigation conditions.The order of visits may be changed. 
Not included $74 / pers.
Guided tour of Trier
Depart from the boat for a panoramic bus tour of the city of Trier. Discover Trier’s Roman cultural heritage, its views of the Moselle River, and its magnificent landscape. Trier is the oldest city in Germany; it was founded so long ago that it is 13 years... see+ older than Rome. Trier’s age is not its only claim to fame. It is best known for having been one of the seats of Roman imperial power, one of the major centers of early Christianity, and a vibrant medieval city. From these three periods, the city has preserved valuable architectural landmarks. The city tour continues on foot. Discover (exterior tours)the amphitheater: in terms of size, it ranks as the tenth largest in the entire Roman Empire. It could accommodate 30,000 spectators. Next, the imperial baths, which featured sumptuous interior design: marble-clad walls and floors, mosaics, wall frescoes, and statues. The entire complex of the thermal baths formed a square measuring 140 m by 250 m. We’ll continue on to the Roman basilica. Built around 310, the Constantinian basilica has been in continuous use ever since. From its inception, the building was imposing: 67 m long, 27 m wide, and 30 m high. Over time, numerous buildings were added to it. Finally, discover the famous Porta Nigra, which was designed to serve both as a fortress and as a monument (30 m high, 36 m wide, 22 m deep). Even Rome today does not have an ancient building of this size in such a well-preserved condition. Take a stroll through the city center, which bears the mark of the Middle Ages, particularly thanks to St. Peter’s Cathedral (exterior). Its oldest structures date back to 326, but the church’s overall layout was significantly altered in the 11th century. Also enjoy the atmosphere of the Market Square. With its distinctly Baroque style, located in the heart of downtown, the square also charms visitors with its mix of architectural styles. The old half-timbered houses blend beautifully with the classic pastel-colored homes, adorned with white stucco. At the end of your guided tour, you’ll have some free time to wander through the city at your leisure. Return to the ship by coach. NOTES Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes. The order of the visits may be subject to change. Times are provided for informational purposes only.  
Not included $67 / pers.
Guided tour of Cochem Castle
Transfer to Cochem Castle by minibus in groups of about 30 passengers. The Reichsburg stands on a remarkable site—a vineyard-covered hill overlooking the Moselle. Guided tour of this magnificent castle dating back to the year 1000, which was destroyed by... see+ French troops in the 17th century and completely rebuilt according to original plans in a Neo-Gothic style. It is distinguished by its graceful turrets topped with spires. It is one of the few German castles that, having been rebuilt after their destruction, still retain their original appearance today. After the castle tour, you’ll have somefree time to explore the town. The town of Cochem is well worth a visit, whether for its narrow, winding streets, its half-timbered houses with carefully restored slate roofs, the town hall square steeped in history, or its ancient walls, gates, and churches. Walk back to the ship.NOTESBe sure to wear sturdy walking shoes: the streets are cobblestone.The return to the ship will be on foot.Replaced by Thurant Castle on certain dates.The order of the visits may be subject to change.Times are approximate. 
Not included $38 / pers.
Mini-train ride, wine tasting and visit to the Mechanical Music Museum in Rüdesheim
You’ll begin the tour with a guided tour of the Rüdesheim vineyards aboard a small train, during which you’ll discover the famous vineyards that were already cultivated by the Romans. During this tour, you’ll learn about the history of winemaking in... see+ the region and enjoy breathtaking views of Rüdesheim and the Rhine. The little train will then stop right in front of the historic Bassenheimer Hof winery, a 16th-century manor house, where you’ll take part in a wine tasting*. A winemaker from the Störzel family winery will guide you through a tasting of three wines—ranging from the driest to the sweetest—while sharing the history of the winery and viticulture in the Rüdesheim region, along with a few local anecdotes. After the tasting, you’ll head to the Museum of Mechanical Musical Instruments, located 100 meters from the winery. The “Siegfrieds Mechanisches Musikkabinett” is Germany’s first museum dedicated to mechanical musical instruments. From delicate music boxes to the colossal concert-piano orchestrions, no fewer than 350 automatic instruments are gathered here to form one of the largest and most beautiful collections from the 18th to the 20th century, displayed across more than 400 m². Visitors can also admire the tools and machines used to manufacture organ cylinders, music charts, note rollers, and music box plates. Regardless of their age, museum visitors always take great pleasure in discovering this unique music, the techniques of yesteryear, and how these instruments work. After your visit to the Museum of Mechanical Musical Instruments, you’ll have free time to make your way to the boat at your own pace or stroll through the narrow streets of Rüdesheim as you head down the famous Drosselgasse.NOTESBe sure to wear appropriate clothing for your visit to the Bassenheimer Hof.Be sure to wear sturdy shoes, as the narrow streets are cobblestone and sloped.After the tour, passengers have free time; they will return to the boat on their own, at their own pace, to enjoy the town.The order of the visits may be subject to change.Times are provided for informational purposes only.*Excessive alcohol consumption is harmful to your health; please drink responsibly. 
Not included $40 / pers.
Guided tour of Heidelberg
Departure for the tour of Heidelberg. Romantic and idyllic, cosmopolitan and dynamic, mythical and modern: Heidelberg harmoniously combines all these elements that give it its unparalleled charm. Meet your guides at Heidelberg Castle, where they will show you... see+ around the exterior of this magnificent pink sandstone castle, now partially in ruins. Since the end of the 18th century, the castle ruins have inspired painters and poets, who saw them as a symbol of the grandeur and decadence of human works. Goethe, Hölderlin, Uhland, and Eichendorff celebrated the castle's landscape, while many painters chose it as their motif. Don't miss the barrel in the courtyard. It is one of the largest wooden barrels in the world and was once filled with wine. On the opposite wall, there is a pedestal with a statue representing the dwarf Perkeo. This hard-drinking South Tyrolean served as court jester and guardian of the barrel under Charles III Philip of the Palatinate (1716-1742). Discover the geometric terraces of the Palatinate garden, the "Hortus Palatinus," once considered the "eighth wonder of the world." The garden's architect, Salomon de Caus, wanted to celebrate harmony with the city, the river, and the surrounding hills. Transfer by coach to Neckarmünzplatz, an important square in the historic center of Heidelberg, located directly on the side of the boat of the Neckar River, below the castle. You will continue with your guides on a tour of the old town. You will admire the Church of the Holy Spirit (exterior), built between 1398 and 1441, the burial place of the prince-electors, whose naves housed the "Bibliotheca Palatina" until 1623. You will also have free time to do some shopping on Germany's longest shopping street. Return to the ship.NOTESDepending on the cruise, departure and/or return on the side of the boat in MannheimPlease bring good walking shoes.To access the castle, there is a slope of about 300m to climb.The order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included $85 / pers.

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