TAUCK VALUE INCLUDES:
• Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
• All private Tauck shore excursions – $585 Value!
• Two nights at a hotel in Budapest city center and two nights in Bucharest at a hotel next to Parliament
• A chance to meet Bulgarian contemporaries and sample local cuisine at a home-hosted lunch in Arbanassi, and visit a Croatian family in Vukovar
• Visits to Bucharest’s massive People’s Palace and to the Baroque Bishop’s Palace Library in Hungary
It’s castles, castles everywhere along the Danube – and you’ll
see some great ones... cruising past Serbia’s Golubac Castle and
touring Tsarevets Castle in Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria (right)
• Traditional Romanian folk wedding performance in the popular Black Sea resort of Eforie Nord
• Passage through the celebrated Iron Gate, a dramatic series of gorges and narrows on the Danube River
• Choice of Romanian excursions – to Bran Castle in Transylvania, or to Snagov Monastery, reputed burial place of the original Dracula, and Caldarusani Monastery
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
• 28 meals (11 breakfasts, 8 lunches and 9 dinners) – with wine with dinner aboard the riverboat
• Select meals in local restaurants; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
The Black Sea to Budapest is the reverse direction of Budapest to the Black Sea; sightseeing is identical –
following are a few of the highlights:
Romania: Two nights at JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel…
sightseeing in Bucharest, once “The Paris of the Balkans”... Vlad the Impaler’s legacy at Bran Castle or visit to Snagov Monastery...a traditional Romanian wedding performance in Eforie Nord on the Black Sea... Constanta’s Greek and Roman antiquities…
Bulgaria: A home-hosted lunch and visit to the Archangels Michael & Gabriel Church in Arbanassi… medieval Veliko Turnovo, with its hilltop fortress and castle… an on-board Iconography demonstration... a walking tour of Vidin and Baba Vida fortress... a performance of Bulgarian music and dance…
The Iron Gate of the Danube: Cruising through the Danube River’s
Kazan Narrows and the scenic gorges of the Iron Gate...
Serbia: Tauck’s signature sightseeing in Belgrade, with free time to explore Serbia’s cosmopolitan capital on your own… on-board folkloric entertainment by Serbian musicians and dancers…
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Croatia: Insights from a local expert on war in Croatia… viewing the 1990s conflict’s effects in Vukovar… a visit to the private home of a Croatian family rebuilding their lives in peacetime…
Hungary: The Paprika Museum and the library in the Bishop’s Palace in Kalocsa… a two-night stay at Le Méridien Budapest… a very special tour of Hungary’s opulent State Opera House and more in Pest… a walking tour of Fishermen’s Bastion and St. Matthais Church in Buda… Heroes’ Square and a visit to Budapest’s Great Synagogue, the largest in Europe...
12 DAYS FROM $4,290* PLUS AIRFARE
(11 Breakfasts, 8 Lunches & 9 Dinners)
BEGINS BUCHAREST
June, September, October
Visit
www.tauck.com or call Tauck for detailed day-by-day itinerary, complete seasonal pricing, and up-to-the-minute date availability.
*International Airfare is additional; ask at booking about additional hotel nights before or after your cruise, or about our Cruise Protection Product.
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