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Danube Express © Daniel Secarescu to Transylvania A journey through time...


AUGUST 31ST  3 NIGHTS  BUDAPEST TO ISTANBUL Budapest • Kecskemet • Sighisoara • Brasov • Veliko Turnovo • Kazanlak • Istanbul


The Danube Express is Europe’s newest deluxe private train with eight beautiful carriages that transport up to 42 passengers across the Hungarian Plains, through Dracula’s Transylvania and over the Carpathian Mountains to the Ottoman Empire as was.


The final Danube Express departure of the 2011 season with space available will pull out of Budapest’s Nyugati station at precisely 11:18 am on Wednesday 31 August from underneath Eiffel’s magnificent glass roof, destination iconic Istanbul.


PLUS: SEPTEMBER 5TH  7 NIGHTS


SEABOURN ODYSSEY  ISTANBUL TO ATHENS including Lesbos, Kusadasi, Mykonos, Rhodos, Patmos, Athens


HOLIDAY INCLUDES: • Return flights to Budapest and from Athens • 1 night Budapest • 3 nights Danube Express • 2 nights Istanbul • 7 nights in Veranda Studio on Seabourn Odyssey • All transfers


2012 departures also available Call The Cruise Line 0808 178 6699 £5395pp


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