NETHERLANDS Amsterdam Nijmegen Köln BELGIUM Würzburg LUX. Rüdesheim Rothenburg FRANCE
Main-Danube Canal
Main River
Bamberg Nürnberg
GERMANY Maximum Elevation: 1,332 ft. POLAND CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVAKIA Passau
Regensburg n
Melk Vienna AUSTRIA u Bratislava Budapest HUNGARY
VOYAGE AT A GLANCE 14 CRUISE DAYS
Amsterdam to Budapest Day Destination 1 Embark Amsterdam 2 Amsterdam & Nijmegen 3 Köln 4 Rüdesheim 5 A Day Cruising the Main River 6 Würzburg / Rothenburg 7 Bamberg 8 Nürnberg 9 Regensburg 10 Passau 11 Melk 12 Vienna 13 Vienna / Bratislava 14 Budapest 15 Disembark Budapest
Budapest to Amsterdam Day Destination 1 Embark Budapest 2 Budapest 3 Bratislava 4 Vienna 5 Melk 6 Passau 7 Regensburg 8 Nürnberg 9 Bamberg 10 Würzburg / Rothenburg 11 A Day Cruising the Main River 12 Rüdesheim 13 Köln 14 Nijmegen & Amsterdam 15 Disembark Amsterdam
CULTURAL TREASURES
...are yours to enjoy during a gala Imperial Evening at a private Viennese palace that makes you feel like a royal guest with glamor and elegance reminiscent of Austria’s regal history... preside in a Baroque Benedictine abbey that has watched over Melk for 900 years... live on in the Old City of Nürnberg, home of medieval architecture and the famous post-war trials... play out in musical instruments in a Musikkabinett in Rüdesheim and in shipboard performances by local musicians... unfold along tree-lined 17th-century canals in the distinctive Dutch city of Amsterdam... and are revealed in painted portraits that immortalize the people and passions of the places you will discover, intimately, with Tauck.
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