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Traveling Well Includes… • Voted 2012 “Top River Cruise Line” for families by the readers of Travel + Leisure • All-included: private Tauck shore excursions, special experiences –$1,045 Value • An Imperial Evening in a Vienna palace and family fun at the world’s oldest amusement park • Tours of Schönbrunn Palace and Hellbrunn Castle • Medieval games at Slovakian castle, marzipan making in Passau, strüdel making on the riverboat • Bicycle along the Danube River to a country village • Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted • 20 meals, complimentary beverages onboard, all gratuities; applicable fuel surcharges & more charges


tell; you’ll learn about some of the city’s famous residents on a scavenger hunt before departing for Devin Castle, on the outskirts of the city. On your visit to this 8th century castle, you’ll take a step back in time while playing medieval games on the grounds. Back onboard, enjoy a cookout on the Sun Deck (weather permitting) and traditional Slovak dancing. Meals BLD


3.  THE ROYAL LIFE IN VIENNA Sightseeing introduces Vienna, a city with a long history of royalty. The Habsburg family reigned over the Austrian Empire for some 600 years before being ousted in World War I, leaving a legacy of palaces. You’ll go inside one of them today on your





Meeting new people inspired me. I can learn all about them and they can learn all about me. It also inspired me to be open to new people.


– Sophia, age 11 ”


guided visit to Schönbrunn Palace, where the future French queen Marie Antoinette grew up. In the palace gardens, you’ll discover the Labyrinthikon, a state-of-the-art playground, and a Maze dating back to 1698. Enjoy time on your own in this pedestrian-friendly city afterward and then join us tonight for an Imperial Evening at Palais Pallavicini. Dinner is served in a glittering ballroom as elegantly dressed musicians and dancers perform; they’ll even teach you to dance a waltz! Meals BLD


4.  VIENNA EXPLORING & STRÜDEL MAKING A choice of activities this morning promises fun experiences for everyone. You may choose to climb aboard an old fashioned carriage for a ride through Vienna, getting a feel for the magic of “Old World’ Europe. Or you may decide to go down into the catacombs beneath St. Stephen’s Cathedral for a little macabre history; this was the burial place for cardinals and royalty – and even the common folk – who were afflicted with the Black Plague of the Middle Ages. The rest of the day is free to discover Vienna’s sights as you like, including visiting the Prater, one of the world’s oldest amusement parks; it has more than 250 attractions including the Riesenrad, a 100+-year-old, 220-ft.-high ferris wheel, merry-go-rounds and roller coasters. Back onboard ship, join us for an afternoon treat when you learn to make – and taste – Austrian strüdel with a baker. Meals BLD


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5.  DÜRNSTEIN & DANUBE BICYCLING Wake up in Dürnstein, a little town that twists and turns along a cobblestone lane lined with 16th-century houses. Grab a bicycle – we keep them onboard – for a leisurely ride* along


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