The royal palace of Dedinje in Belgrade, Serbia – former home of
King Alexander I and King Peter II of Yugoslavia, and now the residence of HRH Crown Prince Alexander II of Serbia and his family – is the setting for Tauck’s exclusive private visit in Belgrade. Your visit and private tour of the opulent rooms of this Serbian-Byzantine-style palace, constructed between 1924 and 1929 for King Alexander I and set within parklike grounds featuring terraces, pavilions and pools, follows a lunch in Belgrade featuring Serbian specialties.
Wind your way past relics from centuries past as ms Treasures cruises through the heart of old Europe along the Danube, the “river of kings”
voyage at a Glance 7 Cruise Days
Maximum Elevation: 1,776 ft. SLOVAKIA AUSTRIA SLOVENIA CROATIA The Royal Palace of Dedinje SERBIA v v Budapest HUNGARY
Kalocsa Mohacs
Vukovar ROMANIA Belgrade Iron Gate
Bucharest Svishtov
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Brasov Snagov
Ruse
r Veliko Turnovo
Constanta Cernavoda Arbanassi
BLACK SEA
Day Destination Budapest to Bucharest
1 Arrive Budapest Le Méridien Budapest (or similar)
2 Budapest
3 Embark Budapest 4 Kalocsa, Mohács 5 Vukovar 6 Belgrade 7 Cruise Kazan Narrows & Iron Gate
8 Veliko Turnovo, Arbanassi, Ruse
9 Cernavoda, Black Sea Coast
10 Disembark Cernavoda / Bucharest JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel
11 Bucharest 12 Depart Bucharest
Day Destination Bucharest to Budapest
1 Arrive Bucharest JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel
2 Bucharest
3 Bucharest / Constanta Embark Cernavoda
4 Ruse, Arbanassi, Veliko Turnovo 5 Vidin 6 Cruise Iron Gate & Kazan Narrows 7 Belgrade 8 Vukovar 9 Mohács, Kalocsa
10 Disembark Budapest Le Méridien Budapest (or similar)
11 Budapest 12 Depart Budapest
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