YOUR JOURNEY ROMANTIC DANUBE | Budapest to Nuremberg
8 days, 6 guided tours from £895pp
Day 1 Budapest. From Budapest airport we take you to your ship where you can settle in and enjoy free time in Hungary’s historic capital. Enjoy a stroll along the Danube or visit the shops along Váci Utca.
Day 2 Budapest. Enjoy an included guided tour of the city, starting on the cosmopolitan Pest side of the Danube. See the elegant boulevards and mansions, National Opera House, Parliament Building and Chain Bridge. Visit Heroes’ Square to find out more about Hungary’s history. Cross the Danube to the Castle District of Buda, and explore Matthias Church and Fishermen’s Bastion for magnificent views of the city. In the afternoon, sail the picturesque Danube Bend.
Day 3 Vienna. Your included panoramic city tour takes in the Ringstrasse, lined with imposing palaces and grand residences. See the magnificent Hofburg Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the State Opera House. Enjoy free time to further explore this elegant city, or relax in one of the traditional cafes. Alternatively,
join an optional excursion to the 18th-century UNESCO-listed Schönbrunn Palace, the grand residence of Maria Theresa, the only female ruler of the Habsburg Empire, and find out about her extraordinary reign. The evening brings a wonderful opportunity to attend an optional concert of Strauss and Mozart.
Day 4 Krems and Danube River. The morning brings an included excursion to Göttweig Abbey. This UNESCO-listed Benedictine abbey towers above the Wachau Valley. Incorporating different architectural styles, some of the abbey’s buildings date back to the 11th century. The 18th-century monastery complex is a baroque masterpiece and boasts an impressive library and stunning ceiling fresco. In the afternoon, continue cruising through the Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site rich in culture, history and beauty, and enjoy tasting some Austrian specialities on board.
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