Traveling Well
Includes… • All private Tauck shore excursions – $1,238 Value!
• A private Imperial Evening at a beautiful palace in Vienna with a gala dinner and Viennese performers
• In Amsterdam, a canal cruise luncheon and a guided tour of world-famous art at the Rijksmuseum
• Sightseeing choices in Nürnberg, the walled medieval town intertwined with World War II
• Choice of Vienna sightseeing – a visit to the Hofburg, home to the Imperial Apartments, or to opulent Schönbrunn Palace
• Memorable visits to Melk Abbey, Kölner Dom, and Siegfried’s Mechanisches Musikkabinett in Rüdesheim
• Guided sightseeing in the historic European capitals of Bratislava, Slovakia and Budapest, Hungary
• Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship include 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
• All meals – 41, select meals in local restaurants, service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
Two weeks, three rivers, countless memories... of a glamorous private evening in a private Viennese palace with dinner and a musical performance... wine tasting in a palace cellar in Würzburg... your Hungarian guide in Budapest who tells tales of two cities now joined as one... personal stories shared by a fascinating Slovak resident in Bratislava... an abbey in Melk chronicling 900 years of history... excellent musicians onboard ship... dining ashore at local restaurants... a private canal cruise in Amsterdam... and learning about world-famous art with an expert. It’s all included, all uniquely Tauck.
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