voyage at a Glance 14 Cruise Days
NETHERLANDS Amsterdam Nijmegen Köln
BELGIUM LUX.
Castle Koblenz
Würzburg Rüdesheim FRANCE
Miltenberg Marksburg
Lohr
Main River
Rothenburg
Main-Danube Canal
Bamberg Nürnberg
CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVAKIA Regensburg DPassau Melk AUSTRIA a
Dürnstein Vienna
Bratislava Budapest HUNGARY
Day Destination Budapest to Amsterdam 1 Embark Budapest 2 Budapest 3 Bratislava 4 Vienna 5 Dürnstein, Melk 6 Passau 7 Regensburg 8 Nürnberg 9 Bamberg 10 Würzburg, Rothenburg 11 Lohr 12 Rüdesheim 13 Koblenz, Köln 14 Nijmegen, Amsterdam 15 Disembark Amsterdam
Day Destination Amsterdam to Budapest 1 Embark Amsterdam 2 Amsterdam, Nijmegen 3 Köln 4 Koblenz, Rüdesheim 5 Aschaffenburg, Lohr, Worth 6 Rothenburg, Würzburg 7 Bamberg, Ebelsbach, Zeil am 8 Nürnberg, Roth 9 Regensburg 10 Passau, Grein 11 Melk, Dürnstein, Vienna 12 Vienna 13 Bratislava 14 Budapest 15 Disembark Budapest
royals weren’t the only ones who got to live in palaces during Vienna’s
old Imperial days, but it did help to be “to the manner born.” Although really grand digs like the Hofburg or Schönbrunn Palace were exclusively reserved for Imperial personages of the ruling Habsburg family, plenty of other folk of noble birth who had the cash often built and lived in private palaces of their own... like the one in which you’ll attend our exclusive Imperial Evening during your visit to Vienna. We’ll transport you back to the days of the Habsburg Empire in all its grandiose glory with an evening featuring an elegant dinner and performances by Viennese musicians... for a bit of the “royal treatment” that you just might get used to.
POLAND Maximum Elevation: 1,332 ft. GERMANY
Residenz, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Würzburg Germany
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