Traveling Well Includes…
• All private Tauck shore excursions – $1,269 Value!
• Two nights at a hotel in Budapest and two nights in Bucharest at a hotel with an ideal location next to the Parliament Palace
• Tauck Exclusive! A private VIP dinner in Bucharest’s stunning Parliament Palace
• Private visit to the Royal Palace of Dedinje in Belgrade and a Tauck Exclusive dinner
• Visit with a Croatian family in their private home
• Visit to the Budapest Parliament building
• Passage through the Iron Gate
• Choice of Romanian excursions: to Bran Castle in Transylvania or the palace ruins in Targoviste, dwellings of the original Dracula; or to Peles Castle in the Carpathian Mountains
• Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship including regional wine, beer and premium spirits in addition to specialty coffee,
water and soft drinks
• Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
• Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
• 28 meals, service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
Cruise the Danube through Central Europe where East and West meet and intertwine in a mix of fascinating cultures and turbulent history. Travel from the architectural grandeur of Budapest to the resort towns of Romania’s Black Sea coast... visiting an early Christian necropolis in Pecs and “Dracula’s” castle in Transylvania... dining inside the massive and opulent Palace of Parliament in Bucharest... seeing Roman antiquities in Constanta, tasting fine wine in Villány, and getting to know little-known wonders of Bulgaria. The river reveals all (with Tauck Exclusives at every turn).
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