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Tauck’s shore excursions are unlike any others along Europe’s rivers; you explore Europe... with a twist. Find out what life is like at the palace… at the market… and in a private home. Taste some wine… olive oil… chocolate… and strudel. More than a concert… it’s Mozart, Chopin and Beethoven in the places that inspired their passion. Share some stories, learn from experts, and meet culinary artisans who teach you something new. Something European. Tauck takes you ashore – and you take back a day in Europe you’ll never forget.
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• Attend a private Imperial Evening in a private Viennese palace where aperitifs are served upon arrival, and dinner is served accompanied by an evening of classical music
• In Croatia, an invitation to a private home for amazing discussions about the Croatian War of Independence – the issues, the war’s course, the impact and the aftermath – and a look to the future
• You don’t just “have lunch” in the Roman grottoes of Château Neercanne in the Netherlands... it’s a treat for the eyes and a pleasure for the palate when you “lunch” as the royals did
• A privately guided tour of Prague’s Baroque libraries in Strahov Monastery takes you in through the “back door” to walk among the treasured manuscripts, not just view them from the doorway
• Wine tastings in unforgettable settings... and learning culinary secrets on seasonal ingredients and contrasting flavors from local chefs
• Spend a day at a working farm in the Camargue, where you’ll dine on a lunch of Provençal cuisine and get a good glimpse of French cowboy life
• A private cocktail reception, dinner, concert and tour at Lobkowicz Palace in Prague Castle – where you’ll view Beethoven’s original scores
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
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