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TAUCK VALUE


 Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director


 All private Tauck shore excursions – $785 Value!


 Two nights each in Prague and Budapest at centrally located hotels in the heart of the cities


 Tauck Exclusive – Private Imperial Evening at a palace in Vienna featuring dinner and Viennese performers


 Tauck Exclusive – Private aperitif and dinner in Prague at Lobkowicz Palace, Prague Castle


 Tauck Exclusive – A private tour of Prague’s Baroque libraries, Strahov Monastery


 Choice in Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace or the Imperial Apartments at the Hofburg


 Choice of a full day in Salzburg or Cesky Krumlov


 Evenings of local performing artists and classical music aboard the riverboat


 Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted


 27 meals (11 breakfasts, 7 lunches, 9 dinners); select meals in local restaurants; wine with dinner on the riverboat; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges


Palais Pallavicini You’re in Vienna, and you’re spending the evening at a palace. Not just any palace, but Palais Pallavicini. You are served an aperitif upon arrival, stimulating the


appetite for what has only begun... A magnificent dinner where every plate is revealed simultaneously... sumptuous ball gowns... an orchestra... Mozart (this is, after all, Vienna)... a ballet... all those fairy tales finally coming to life... And what of the palace itself? An incredible tale of a Baroque palatial legend that somehow became the home of Harry Lime in the film The Third Man...


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