“Our cruise was incredible and at all
times entertaining! Our Tauck Cruise Director, Tauck Directors, the Captain and staff were great. The food onboard was the best I have eaten anywhere – and the chef received a standing ovation at the farewell dinner!
– Clyde Brady, from Tauck’s Facebook page
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CULTURAL CONNECTIONS
The magic of travel lies not just in the landmark sights you’ll see on your riverboat journey. It’s also inside the places you’ll discover that lie off-the-beaten path. Explore with us. Talk with the locals. Experience their cultural traditions. And return home transformed.
• Feel like royalty at our gala dinner and evening in a Viennese palace – for Tauck guests only
• Savor a bouquet of locally harvested, hand-crafted German wines at a family-owned vineyard in Cochem
• Sample Bulgarian cuisine and warm hospitality at a home-hosted lunch in Arbanassi
• Take a private tour of the beautiful Baroque libraries of Prague’s Strahov Monastery
• Participate in an interactive culinary experience at historic Château Neercanne near Maastricht
• Dine at a French manor house in Obernai featuring local wine from the romantic Alsace region
• Visit a seaside resort and attend a Romanian folk show recreating a traditional wedding, complete with Romanian wine and lunch
Cultural connections are made in small towns and villages... at a culinary experience at Château Neercanne... at a Viennese Palace. Page 9: Fishermen’s Bastion in Budapest.
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SHARE A GREAT EXPERIENCE
One of the best parts of cruising with Tauck, besides the new places you’ll discover, is the sense of community you’ll experience with your fellow travelers – and the people you’ll meet in villages and towns along the way – who, like you, relish the inspiration and enrichment that Tauck travel brings.
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