UNCOMMON ACCESS EXCLUSIVELY TAUCK
• Attend an Imperial Evening in a private Viennese palace featuring dinner and an evening of classical music
• Enjoy a private visit & dinner at Belgium’s In Flanders Fields Museum to observe the Centennial of World War I
• Go back to medieval times at a private dinner at thousand-year-old Reichenstein Castle on the Rhine
• Private tasting tour on a local farm in northern France
• A private reception, dinner, concert and tour at Lobkowicz Palace in Prague Castle
• Private dinners in outstanding venues – a Normandy château, a medieval castle in the Czech Republic
• An invitation to a private home in Croatia for discussions about the Croatian War of Independence
• “Lunch” as the royals did in the Roman grottoes of Château Neercanne in the Netherlands
• Go in through the “back door” on a privately guided tour of Prague’s Baroque libraries in Strahov Monastery
• Do some wine tasting in unforgettable settings... plus tastings of local chocolate, beer, pastries and more
• Learn a few culinary secrets about seasonal ingredients and contrasting flavors from local chefs
• Lunch at a traditional winery-tavern in the Vienna Woods
• Dine at local restaurants such as glamorous Fouquet’s in Paris, home to the French “Oscars”
• Guided visits by local experts at museums and historic sites like the Rijksmuseum, Schönbrunn Palace, the Red Star Line Museum, Kölner Dom, the Louvre and more
• Meet the Gardians, cowboys of La Camargue, at a family-owned ranch with a lunch of Provençal specialties
• Demonstrations in the arts of making cheese, strüdel, pastry, cider, calvados, marzipan and more
• Private recital at the Béla Bartók House in Budapest
• A lecture in Bratislava by our resident expert to discuss Slovak politics, economy, society, religion and culture
• Private coffee-and-cake canal cruise in Amsterdam
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 877-519-1035
www.tauck.com/river-cruises 7
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